Episode 004 - Inner Barrel Cutting

Part of Airsoft Pacific's video series "Airsmithing and Airsoft Tips and Tricks"
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[@darkshock42mlg05]

Aaron's bought a CMS that was a little bit too long because I was trying to match The weight of my ammo with the cylinder to barrel volume ratio in my sr25. I found out 450 mm was too long and what I actually needed was 400 mm. However lambda does not make 400 mm inner barrels.

[@broadside8326]

very good sir👍🏾 i will use a lathe with my two pdi 6.01 stainless inner barrels. i want a flawless and precise endproduct. brass is a different thing tho.... it lets you work on it. thanks for the vid🤝🏾

[@airsoftpacific]

Thanks for the like! Yes a metal lathe is the way to go for stainless. I also use mine to cut down outer barrels and then making sure the new threads are nice and square. I would suggest that you still polish the inside bevel after you cut it on the lathe. The exit (muzzle) is super important to be nice and smooth …but I bet you already have that in the plan 👍

[@broadside8326]

@@airsoftpacific 😊👍🏾...

[@wehex6947]

will an angle grinder and a drill bit do?

[@XxJailbreakHelpZxX]

what exact pipe cutter do you have

[@airsoftpacific]

Mine doesn't have a part number and it been around quite a while. If you don't plan on doing a lot of cutting, a simple mini pipe cutter that you can get at any hardware store will work. They range from $10 - $30, depending on the manufacture. Just google "mini pipe cutter"

[@XxJailbreakHelpZxX]

@@airsoftpacific what about to crown? what is that tool called

[@airsoftpacific]

@@XxJailbreakHelpZxX it’s called a countersink. You can find them with drill bits at your local hardware store. Make sure to get the one without a drill bit, just a cone like the one in the video.