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

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

  • The Great Equalizer
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    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
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    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!
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    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

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  • Spider!
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    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.
    Last edited by Spider!; 01-01-2023, 06:19 PM.

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

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

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

  • Spider!
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    Prototypes and templates!

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  • XEMON
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    Back to more paintball items: wood filament grip for my DSG
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  • XEMON
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    A new AXA holder ... with screws on teh top ... The original didnt like the heat nor the weight of the tools ...
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  • XEMON
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    Its a V-block on a Morse taper.
    It's to drill pipe and tubes on center the easy way on the lathe.
    I tried it, and it's un-usable without clamp holding the part in place (as do all the store bought metal ones). But it would do exactly what I needed if it had those clamp, so I turned around and bought a proper metal one.

    This print served it's purpose, I needed to know if I should invest a bit for a proper fixture or if they were more gimmick ... They work if you got a lathe and no mill 👍
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