Which one would that be? ^^No kidding, good thing the ultimate truck gun/ backpack gun comes out this March.
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Which one would that be? ^^No kidding, good thing the ultimate truck gun/ backpack gun comes out this March.
As far as I remember carriages were exchanged from cnc machined to some injection typ, trigger assembly was metal instead of plastic etc.I am not an idiot to test every tube up to 800 bar and then send them to the users Every batch of the material we get from the supplier we test. We test some tubes made of the every batch of the material trying to dectroy and then reject those tubes in order they have no chance to be sent to assembling.
That is a very brave statement about the cheap materials! Do you have the exact informatoin about it, the chemical analyzes and so it, or it is just "highly likely" Can you prove it or just shaking the air?
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The question is why you are the person who is going to perform any analysis? Wouldn't it be fair to make the analysis by an independent institute specialized in such cases in the country where Dave lives? I did it like that when a regulator tester exploded in my hands. The root cause in that case was an improper brass type used to manufacture some parts.We will find it out after getting the rest of the parts.
Noone says you are idiot and noone wants you to test EVERY air tube. I asked about a sample from each batch which you should discard after the testing. Do you have any evidence such testing takes place for every batch?I am not an idiot to test every tube up to 800 bar and then send them to the users Every batch of the material we get from the supplier we test. We test some tubes made of the every batch of the material trying to dectroy and then reject those tubes in order they have no chance to be sent to assembling.
This is one of the very few explosions I have ever seen records of involving air and equipment that is rated and tested for HPA. The link below shows what can happen when oil gets introduced. Pure silicon is not the same as any petroleum based oil.Please educate me on the reasoning for this statement. I have heard some people suggest a little silicone oil is good for tank interiors. Just want to be clear on this for safety's sake, thanks!
Yes, absolutely. Ed has a reputation to maintain. Assuming there was in fact a manufacturing defect, acknowledging it and taking a proper corrective action to prevent it from happening again would be more beneficial for his reputation than going into full denial mode.However, do you believe that if it turns out to be a manufacturing error Ed would announce it given he performed the analysis?
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I want to examine it myself. The time now is so strange that nobody believes anybody. I am not want even mention the "investigation" about plane crashed at Ukraine or explouse of the North Stream. Remember, arabs and muslims used to be "bad guys" in Hollywood movies, now we, Russians, take that role There are huge numbers of evidances how biass the attitude is when Russian appeares.The question is why you are the person who is going to perform any analysis? Wouldn't it be fair to make the analysis by an independent institute specialized in such cases in the country where Dave lives? I did it like that when a regulator tester exploded in my hands. The root cause in that case was an improper brass type used to manufacture some parts.
Don't get me wrong but you may be biased. Even if there was an issue on your end - would you announce it to the public given that Dave had a near death experience? One can be rude and claim that you requested the parts to be sent to you so that you can wipe the evidence out.
Noone says you are idiot and noone wants you to test EVERY air tube. I asked about a sample from each batch which you should discard after the testing. Do you have any evidence such testing takes place for every batch?
I don't' insist, you can believe in anything you want, that is just your faith, not mine. You can believe I am an criminal trying to cover the evidence -- OK, that is your opinion. You can beliver that the third party can be unbiassed -- that is just your faith. In fact -- I have no intention to argue about religion, that is unproductive.Yup defo 3rd party should perform analyzis why it failed for sake of both parties.. sending it back to manufacturer is like sending evidence back to criminal for analyze. Even manufacturer should want rather have 3rd party to clear his name and no questions asked after.
And what Brian can say here more than I do?! Me, the owner of the company, the man first face responsible for everything happening with EDgun reply here, what more you need?! Do you have many examples when the owner of the company contact with you directly without any laying as the sales department, service department and others, who is not responsible for enything? You want me to go that way, giving you somebody to talk, who is not responsbel for anything but able to talk smoothly and be pleasant for you?I’m surprised Brian from Edgunwest hasn’t chimed in.
We use Russian made materials, which we always used before and no sanctions influences it, I want to remind you that alluminium was always good in Russia.As of FEA - garbage in, garbage out. That is the basic principle of any numerical simulation.
Well, given the current sanctions who knows if there were no issues with the materials used to manufacture the guns? There are many different possibilities including user error. However, do you believe that if it turns out to be a manufacturing error Ed would announce it given he performed the analysis?
You are right, exactly! As I said above I don't care about persuading anybody in the fact I am good. The only thing I care about to make the safe and long running product, that is the only important point for me. All other emotions and so on has zero value for me.Yes, absolutely. Ed has a reputation to maintain. Assuming there was in fact a manufacturing defect, acknowledging it and taking a proper corrective action to prevent it from happening again would be more beneficial for his reputation than going into full denial mode.
I still firmly believe this tank did not simply blow up under normal use. There is way more that happened here than the op is stating. One photo and a barebones explanation doesn’t make sense, does Francisco have correspondence leading up to or post incident that might shed light on itYou are right, exactly! As I said above I don't care about persuading anybody in the fact I am good. The only thing I care about to make the safe and long running product, that is the only important point for me. All other emotions and so on has zero value for me.
Right, but not many devices operate at the pressure of 200 bars+. The truth is noone really cares if everything is fine. But if there is an accident then everyone wants to know if special care was undertaken to manufacture the product.You never know what is, exactly happened at ANY enterprise the goods of which you use.
Yes. I have an example when Fredrik called the user of his product to bash him as the user was complaining in public about the quality.Do you have many examples when the owner of the company contact with you directly without any laying as the sales department, service department and others, who is not responsible for enything?