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| Paintball Customs Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Meridian, Idaho | Need a spring for a spring feed I am creating a 20-30 round spring feed for one of my guns. Any clues on where to find a spring that will work? I cant find one at the local hardware stores and I know that some of you guys make your own so I thought you might have some suggestions. Thanks.
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| Seasoned Member | I've never done this but I've heard of it, the spring from a spiral bound notebook. Hassle to get all the paper off but would leave a nice spring for you.
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| Paintball Customs Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Meridian, Idaho | For anyone that is interested or cares, I ended up ordering one that is 18in long from PPS and it was $24. Worked perfectly.
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| Mod-O-Rator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Finleyville, PA | Get a dowel rod, and tightly wrap the piano wire of the proper thickness around it. clip and bend the ends with pliers. Might take you a bit of trial and error, but in the long run you can make as many as you need and even offer them to your friends.
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| MCB Member | I never made a spring for a feed, however when I worked in a shop that repaired and customised large format cameras, we were always making springs from piano wire and it worked well.
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| Airsmith to the Gods | I usauly make my own on my little sherline lathe. Set the speed to extremely slow and go. Fun part is figuring out what size rod make what size spring.
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| Airsmith to the Gods | when doing them on a lathe a 3/8's rod makes a spring thats around 1/2" dia. which is about right for a spring feed
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