During my research I've come to find a lot of different terms used when referring to the various, but same, features of a K-baffle.
This continues to cause confusion when discussing designs especially within this Silencersmithing sub-Forum.
I see lots and lots of back and forth posts just trying to get straight exactly what feature someone is talking about.
I thought it would be beneficial if we had a common reference point so I've created a drawing that calls out the various
features of a typical K-baffle. My intent is for this to be a work in progress until such time as the moderators and more experienced smithers
can come to agreement on the terms. Then we could lock it down and create a sticky.
I've left plenty of room on the drawing for notes and extra terms to be added.
That way, at least within this forum, everyone would be on the same page when describing a design AND someone new like myself could be referred to this page as sort of a K-baffle glossary.
So if you could please provide your feedback of what you think each term should be called:
For example:
A = Cone
C = Rim... or whatever
And I will update the drawing accordingly once a concensus has been reached for each term.
Obviously feel free to change my terms as you see fit. These are just the terms I have been using.
Regards,
SST
PS I realize that there are many different offshoot K-baffle designs, and that is part of the cause for all the confusion. So even though I think I've captured the most common features in my drawing I know there will still be some confusion. My hope is that this thread will help to cut down on some of it.
Common K-baffle Terminology
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
What is the feature labeled "F"
F isn't on the description list
F isn't on the description list
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
Gee thanks..sst4270 wrote:Obviously feel free to change my terms as you see fit.
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
F is technically part of the slanted sidewall, as is feature D, or baffle porting.generaldisarray wrote:What is the feature labeled "F"
F isn't on the description list
Feature G oriented as you describe may result in a Loud sound Circular groove in baffle face.
Feature C is clearly not to the rear and I think could be described as the side or edge adjacent to the baffle face.
You need to add Dater hole's & Mouse holes to your list along with skirt edge as a minimum.
E: only description #2 applies.
Posted for clarity and yuk's it's good that your are trying to learn something.
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
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A- Skirt
B- Neck
C- Plate
D- Face Scoop
E- Alignment Tab
F- Port
G- Trench
H- No name for this feature
J- Bore
Thats what we call the features in-house for our K baffles.
A- Skirt
B- Neck
C- Plate
D- Face Scoop
E- Alignment Tab
F- Port
G- Trench
H- No name for this feature
J- Bore
Thats what we call the features in-house for our K baffles.
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
I believe the technical term for H is doohickey.Bendersquint wrote:
A- Skirt
B- Neck
C- Plate
D- Face Scoop
E- Alignment Tab
F- Port
G- Trench
H- No name for this feature
J- Bore
Thats what we call the features in-house for our K baffles.
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
I think so, I didn't know how to spell it!rogerme wrote:I believe the technical term for H is doohickey.Bendersquint wrote:
A- Skirt
B- Neck
C- Plate
D- Face Scoop
E- Alignment Tab
F- Port
G- Trench
H- No name for this feature
J- Bore
Thats what we call the features in-house for our K baffles.
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
H- Diverting Cone. Though here it doesn't seem an intentional (pronounced) creation, more just a result of the cutting of the trench.Bendersquint wrote:I think so, I didn't know how to spell it!rogerme wrote:I believe the technical term for H is doohickey.Bendersquint wrote:
A- Skirt
B- Neck
C- Plate
D- Face Scoop
E- Alignment Tab
F- Port
G- Trench
H- No name for this feature
J- Bore
Thats what we call the features in-house for our K baffles.
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
I just call "F" the vent.
The ball end plunge off center just below the bore on the front face I call the "scoop"
The ball end plunge off center just below the bore on the front face I call the "scoop"
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
Sst4270. I just wanted to say thanks for your efforts on this diagram. It is put together very well!
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
The names I used where in Dutch and we all know that would not work so I changed some to what was used above.
Below is what I use for K Terminology
Gunny
Below is what I use for K Terminology
Gunny
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
your diagram would be better if you had put the measure for a .22 silencergunny50 wrote:The names I used where in Dutch and we all know that would not work so I changed some to what was used above.
Below is what I use for K Terminology
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
Wow! That looks like an excellent performer! Have you made them yet?gunny50 wrote:The names I used where in Dutch and we all know that would not work so I changed some to what was used above.
Below is what I use for K Terminology
Gunny
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
"57fairlane"
Wow! That looks like an excellent performer! Have you made them yet?
On some jobs I have, we are testing some other models as well.
This one is going into an integral Buckmark.
Also in a special IntegralSubSonic Centerfire rifle.
Gunny
Wow! That looks like an excellent performer! Have you made them yet?
On some jobs I have, we are testing some other models as well.
This one is going into an integral Buckmark.
Also in a special IntegralSubSonic Centerfire rifle.
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
Any way I can get a clean copy of this? Hi res?gunny50 wrote:The names I used where in Dutch and we all know that would not work so I changed some to what was used above.
Below is what I use for K Terminology
Gunny
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
"StoveStoker"
Any way I can get a clean copy of this? Hi res?
Clean? High Res?
I guess with clean you mean that all letters are substituted with numbers?
High Res?
Gunny
Any way I can get a clean copy of this? Hi res?
Clean? High Res?
I guess with clean you mean that all letters are substituted with numbers?
High Res?
Gunny
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Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
Sorry about my verbage. High res would be great.gunny50 wrote:"StoveStoker"
Any way I can get a clean copy of this? Hi res?
Clean? High Res?
I guess with clean you mean that all letters are substituted with numbers?
High Res?
Gunny
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
all letters substituted with numbers will be great to
Re: Common K-baffle Terminology
Excellent addition to this thread, Gunny. Thanks.