sorry Ezana, "all things" i thought kind of included 3d printed parts. I'll start a new thread for parts.
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@wimpanzee With that attitude, I doubt you’re sorry. Read my previous post again. I didn’t say anything initially because, well yea, “All Things…,” but using common sense and having consideration for others should be exercised as well. Hijacking threads is a thing.sorry Ezana, "all things" i thought kind of included 3d printed parts. I'll start a new thread for parts.
I actually appreciated all of the stuff on making it easier to load the Huben, I don't see how someone making parts for the gun that this post is about is hijacking the thread. Do you have anything new that you can offer about the Huban k1? Anything that's new that none of us know about? If not then why do you care that someone is talking about something and keeping this thread alive and people interested about the gun?@wimpanzee It didn’t read like a genuine apology to me. If it truly was, I apologize to you for misinterpreting what you meant to communicate. I saw your new thread. It may be a good one for its intended purposes. Thanks for tying it in to this thread.
I can't speak for everyone but me personally I appreciate what you were posting. Since nobody else here has anything new to add about this gun right now, you were actually doing this threat a service in my opinion.I WAS sorry so I started my own thread. Your snarkiness has caused that feeling to fade.
It is not like we started talking about sidewinders or FX guns - comments were on topic bruv, and maybe you need a chill pill. It's fine, I'll take my crayons to my own thread.
Huben K1 3d parts sharing
I wanted to start a new thread for sharing 3d printed part models for items for the k1. I know not everyone has a 3d printer (you should!) so some people like to sell their creations to those who do not. Some people do have their own 3d printers, and are not willing to pay for parts they can...www.airgunnation.com
@GlenV Check around your fill port and manometers (gauges). These are common areas for leaks in PCPs. Haven’t had a leak in my Huben yet. But the above suggested areas are where I’d start looking.Ok, so most common place to look for a slow leak. When I fill the gun, over time it will slowly leak down. I have not searched for it yet, but figure I have an oring nicked or something common. Looking for suggestions for the most common places before I start searching.
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Glenn
i was wondering how would you know that it is the regulator that is leaking? So could this work: turn the regulator external adjustment screw anticlockwise to reduce regulator pressure to the extent that the plenum empties completely and the regulator manometer is showing zero. If the cylinder pressure remains the same after 3-4days then the leak is not in the cylinder quickfill valve or the regulator, but instead is somewhere in the action. Does this sound right or am I missing something?Ok, so most common place to look for a slow leak. When I fill the gun, over time it will slowly leak down. I have not searched for it yet, but figure I have an oring nicked or something common. Looking for suggestions for the most common places before I start searching.
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Glenn
I was actually repeating what someone else had told me to make sure I had it correct.i was wondering how would you know that it is the regulator that is leaking? So could this work: turn the regulator external adjustment screw anticlockwise to reduce regulator pressure to the extent that the plenum empties completely and the regulator manometer is showing zero. If the cylinder pressure remains the same after 3-4days then the leak is not in the cylinder quickfill valve or the regulator, but instead is somewhere in the action. Does this sound right or am I missing something?
I watched the vid and didn’t hear the poster say any complaints on accuracy, I never took my barrel off my huben to check because it is spot on with accuracy, my opinion is people get crazy stupid worrying about dumb poop, I had powder burners with similar crowns on them and they shot fine, if it shoots good then who cares about crownsBeen on-and-off tempted by one of these for some time now, but wondering about the machining quality of the barrel now that it is no longer sourced from a storied manufacturer.
Link attached contains a montage of images of this guy’s K1 barrel crown, which looks quite rough.
Anyone who owns one had the opportunity to inspect your K1’s barrel to see if this guy’s issue is a one-off, or is this typical?
Mine is incredibly accurate with the latest barrel.I watched the vid and didn’t hear the poster say any complaints on accuracy, I never took my barrel off my huben to check because it is spot on with accuracy, my opinion is people get crazy stupid worrying about dumb poop, I had powder burners with similar crowns on them and they shot fine, if it shoots good then who cares about crowns