What did you 3D print today?

[Spider!]

On some horizontal o-ring groove s, I've chamfered only the top edge.

[BrickHaus]

That breech plug is cool. You gonna make a barrel base too? Ill likely need some of these after X mas

[superman]

Some nova related stuff.
Previously printed insert case. New reg tester case and a breach plug. Still need to figure out how to model the oring groove though since it looks pretty rough. maybe if it do it at 45 deg angles in the groove.

[MuddyBloodyFactory]

Mini Shocker SFT, Autococker, and LV1! Gotta collect them all! 😋

[Spider!]

zinger565 sorry, third attempt. I used the original hole as a guide to drill and tap for a #4 set screw. The original was too small for my taste. I had to check the marker, because I like the idea.

[Brokeass_baller]

If they can print firearms and they don't explode, frames will probably be alright if done properly.

[The Great Equalizer]

I can't remember what gun it is, but something has a plastic sear with a flat piece of metal bent over the end just covering the tip where it interacts with the hammer. I think it has a little tab at each end melted into the plastic sear to hold it. Tigershark? Vulcan? Eagle 68?

[zinger565]

So the guide rod is put into the 3way and did you use a set screw through the barb threaded holes to hold it? Seems like a pretty neat idea.

[Spider!]

Took the coasters out of my F150 to clean them, never to see them again...

Since it's not paintball, I put it on printables https://www.printables.com/model/292...50-cup-coaster

[Spider!]

O-ring retained stock-classy tube adapter that attaches directly to a superbolt. I've already made some changes, but this pla version seems to be ready to try on the field. Wish I could get rid of the supports.

Link is in the paintball STL thread. It has built-in supports that snap off easily, designed to be printed in 0.03mm layers.

[superman]

Nova N-1 Insert case. Not perfect, but probably my largest print.

[Spider!]

MuddyBloodyFactory it is indeed. My second that way. The superbolt 3way is a small sacrifice. I think I used a set screw to hold the rod in the first one. The rod is 1/4". This time I turned down some printer rod. I didn't center the end quite right and ended up with about 0.002" taper, so I used it for a press fit. The 3way is shortened a little for clearance just in case.

The printed handle was going to be a guide for a wood version, but the wood would need to be thicker and I'm kind of liking this one.

[MuddyBloodyFactory]

Guide rod coming out of the three way on the front block??!

[Rainmaker]

Yup yup, that looks all too familiar. Tons of little cross section tests, haha

[Spider!]

Prototypes and templates!