XukeLho

Hello guys, I own a https://www.taiwangun.com/assault-rifle-aeg/m904h-fire-control-system-edition-de I'm not a technitian and I'm a bit afraid of opening the gearbox to take measurements myself so I'd like your help on this one. I want to calculate the proper Cylinder / Barrel - Ratio of my gun, but for that I need the cylinder information (Diameter, length and volume). If anyone owns one of these, knows someone who owns or can link me a sheet with these values, I'd greatly apreciate it. I understand that I'm asking for someone to go through alot of trouble, just to give me some advice.

Again, this is not to discuss what the mouthguard is mainly used for. But to understand why people that use mouthguards in airsoft only protect the top teeth.

I understand what mouthguards are mainly used for, and using them in airsoft was just a byproduct. But if using them in airsoft is just to protect BB impact from chipping your tooth, the lower teeth are sometimes exposed. I understand this following example is not the case for everyone but for people like myself (I use a mesh btw) that play with theyr mouth wich exposes the lower teeth. This is not a post about what is better or what isn't. Its more of a 'conversation' to satisfy this curiosity of mine. People that use mouth guards use it because they are obliged to? If they are willing to protect theyr upper teeth, why aren't they protecting theyr lower (because it isn't mandatory)?

As the title indicates, why people that use mouthguards only use them for the top teeth and not the lower teeth? Is it because it only matters to protect the 'showing' teeth?

I thought people would assume the masks would be tested before, but I'll clarify it here. Masks will be tested. And I highly double they would shatter from a bb contact. Even at 700fps. Or paintball ball even. They would only shatter if thrown to the ground with some degree of force, dropping them would not shatter them in any way. Fiberglass + resin = very very durable shit

No worries. I don't know the customer and me would communicate, haven't got that far yet, maybe through a ticket system or email only. I dunno. I'll figure that out if my idea ever goes forward and has the potential of being a good product and profitable.

In my previous work with fiberglass car parts, I'd cut them with a rotary saw (don't know the exact terminology in english). Since masks are considerably smaller then a car part, I'm planning on cutting them with a dremmel saw (and also do alot of edge sanding). Future plans, like I said before, would be to add more color options, add art options, add full face options, buy better tools (pistol painter, instead of brush, etc), hire artists for some video game or movie masks, etc.

Because they are to be custom made to each face, making them in bulk is probably impossible, and the 50€ price tag reflects that more premium price. In terms of capital, it isn't really that much, just a roll of fiberglass, some resin galons, a bit of paint, etc. With a total bellow 500€ most likely, and since I already own alot of this material, even less. I'm not convinced with thermoplastics, I don't think they would offer the same resistances as the fiberglass, and I don't have any experience with that. If you are asking in general? None. 34.

That is a pretty cool ideia. I'll research that option. Would have to buy a 3d printer to print the face molds but if it works, would probably be the least anoying way to get the client face mold. Updating the OP.

This would not be a diy kit. You would send me the mold of your face (still working on the best way to do this) with eye pro, and I would then send you back the lower mask, ready to use. Sanding would be done, yes, specially on the interior, so it doesn't scratch your face with movement, the exterior would be sanded enough to give a polish look, but not a smooth surface. For painting I was thinking of black only for starters, but later adding cammo and tan.

I'm not selling anything yet, just asking around to see if there is a market for it. I'd like to know if you guys would buy a LOWER face protection, made from fiberglass, from a mold of your face. The idea is to replace the old lower face pro mesh mask. It would fit better in your face (because it would be made from a mold of your face) and it would also fit better around face pro (because you would have the face pro on you when you make the mold). This would take some work on your part, because of the mold. I haven't yet figured out the best way on how to do this, to keep your work at a minimum. I'm thinking around 50€ per mask + shipping. How does this price sound to you? For a mask that would fit your face pretty well and not be constantly messing with your eye pro. Is it too much and I gotta bring it down? Or is its value too low? If this works out, in the future I could do some more artist work like a Scorpion lower mask. Maybe atempt full face masks (but this would require alot of testing, to make sure its safe to use). All custom fit ofcorse. EDIT: To get the face mold, the user would take pictures of himself from different angles (a tutorial video would be provided to help with the process) and upload them so that I can generate a 3D print of theyr face to serve as a mold for the mask. Let me hear your opinions please.

Can it play a DMR/Sniper role out of the box or does it need upgrades? Does it accept standard M4 upgrades like hopup and inner barrels or has proprietary parts?