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Ok I have a platform to start learning to do my own work with. It's a JG 6119 (M4 RIS with metal gearbox) I have an idea of what parts I want to incorporate into the learning build. But, is there any places on-line that can help me if I get in a jam in either assembly or disassembly? Any good resources for tear downs? I am electronically and technologically inclined so I don't think this should be too much of a task for me. All help will be appreciated.
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Ready to dive into a mechbox.
cykotik1- Posts : 182
Join date : 2010-12-27
Age : 44
Location : Ellenwood
ownage1- Posts : 241
Join date : 2009-11-28
Age : 29
Location : Norcross
mechbox.com is very professional and helpful
also the evike dis/reassemblies on youtube are good.
also the evike dis/reassemblies on youtube are good.
Silent_Option- Posts : 422
Join date : 2011-02-04
Age : 39
Location : Cumming
yeah youtube is your friend here. pretty much any questions you have about airsoft products or maint. there is a youtube video of how to perform it or someone reviewing what your looking at buying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ndj_KQGMY&feature=related Plenty more related to that one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ndj_KQGMY&feature=related Plenty more related to that one.
-a|ex- Posts : 757
Join date : 2010-09-10
Age : 59
Location : Tyrone, GA
some v2 gearboxes can be difficult to put back together. the anti reverse lever sometimes pops out of alignment when trying to close the GB. i have a magnet to put underneath the GB to hold the parts down to make it easier to close or you can use the JG motor instead of a magnet.
just remember to hold down the cylinder while opening up the gear box so the spring doesn't fly out. i also put a long needle nose plier in the spring guide end to keep the spring down and also remove it after the GB is opened. i recommend putting an old white hotel towel underneath to make it easy to find small springs and screws.
it's easy to over-tighten the GB screws. it's better to have them loose than over-tightened. it will strip easy if over-tightened. after awhile, you will get the feel for it (like tightening a spark plug on an aluminum head).
just remember to hold down the cylinder while opening up the gear box so the spring doesn't fly out. i also put a long needle nose plier in the spring guide end to keep the spring down and also remove it after the GB is opened. i recommend putting an old white hotel towel underneath to make it easy to find small springs and screws.
it's easy to over-tighten the GB screws. it's better to have them loose than over-tightened. it will strip easy if over-tightened. after awhile, you will get the feel for it (like tightening a spark plug on an aluminum head).
Rhino- Posts : 1580
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Location : The Big Dime (Tenn.)
-a|ex wrote:i recommend putting an old white hotel towel underneath to make it easy to find small springs and screws.
I guess I'm not the only one who steals the hotel towels!
cykotik1- Posts : 182
Join date : 2010-12-27
Age : 44
Location : Ellenwood
Rhino wrote:-a|ex wrote:i recommend putting an old white hotel towel underneath to make it easy to find small springs and screws.
I guess I'm not the only one who steals the hotel towels!
I've been stealing them way before now
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