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I made it! I attached an image of mine. I have the air compressor, but it doesn't work so I will probably need to return it and get a new one. But right now, it works great using a bicycle pump.I followed the instructions relatively word-for-word, but I added a few things:- I have two 9-volt batteries in series to give the valve more power- I attached a laser pointer so I could have laser sighting. At close range, it's pretty accurate!- I have a long barrel and a short barrel attachment. The long is 16 inches (pictured), and the short is 8 inches.- I added a rocker switch between the trigger and the battery, to act as a safety switch so there are no misfires. - And lastly, I wrapped electrical tape around the handle to add grip as well as look (but mostly to cover up my sloppy paint job...

I made it! I attached an image of mine. I have the air compressor, but it doesn't work so I will probably need to return it and get a new one. But right now, it works great using a bicycle pump.I followed the instructions relatively word-for-word, but I added a few things:- I have two 9-volt batteries in series to give the valve more power- I attached a laser pointer so I could have laser sighting. At close range, it's pretty accurate!- I have a long barrel and a short barrel attachment. The long is 16 inches (pictured), and the short is 8 inches.- I added a rocker switch between the trigger and the battery, to act as a safety switch so there are no misfires. - And lastly, I wrapped electrical tape around the handle to add grip as well as look (but mostly to cover up my sloppy paint job).Overall, the build went very smoothly (except for the painting, but I gained a lot of experience with spray-painting for the future).Thanks so much for the Instructable, it was really helpful!

Awesome! I have most of my parts, I can't wait to start building! Thanks for the awesome Instructable.

You need an inline 1" sprinkler valve. They are usually light green or black colored.