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  • Spider!
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    I had some brittle PLA that I dried over night that came out well. It was 3mm, which I think needs more time than 1.75mm

  • BrickHaus
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    Not yet, but its on my list of needed items. My filament is like brittle though, so not sure if drying this stuff would even work out.

  • Spider!
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    Got a dehydrator for old filament?

  • BrickHaus
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    Haven't hit print yet, but I have been trying to teach myself fusion 360 for a while now. I used some of the Christmas downtime to work on this pet project. My first homemade model.

    I work at a panel shop, and we use a select few drills and a step exclusively. A standard drill block was overkill. All of the drill tap holders on thingiverse are mainly metric. Or are modeled flat. I wanted to save some space. So here is my v1 rendition of my drill block. #4- 1/4 drills and taps. M4 and m5 sets ( I'm not sure what drills we have in house for the metric taps so I have yet to label those holes.

    A few large bits for through drilling stuff, and a step bit holder.

    Im too excited not to share, but all my filament is months old. I may need a new spool before I attempt a print.

    If the concept proves to work like I assume it will, I will work on printing one for everyone at my shop.

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  • superman
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    Not a fan of bevertails and hated how sharp the back of the gunfighter frame is. I have been thinking about this part for awhile. Finally got around to it.

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  • MuddyBloodyFactory
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    10roundtube feed "MudStick" with clamping feedneck for side feed stubs. This one at 1 inch diameter for bushmasters. Autococker coming too!
    95A TPU material for the main body, ASA material for the locking lever.

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  • MuddyBloodyFactory
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    I designed them! And releasing them at https://www.homegrown3d.com/
    I posted the autococker one, and just posted the shocker one! LV1 coming soon. Can make them into a few other things too like keychains or ornaments or trophies

  • Spider!
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    Hah, thanks! I used a tap on it already. I also ground the breech mouth a little so that the barrels seated at the bolt side. My other two didn't have that problem.

  • XEMON
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    Are you wanting to make it shoot?
    I got a cocker tap somewhere if it helps ...
    and whats going on with the breach?

  • Spider!
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    Well yeah. The body can usually be made workable. Although this one needed a barrel tap and the breech needed shortening at the shoulder by m,ore than a 1/16". :/

    Good subject for printed parts.

  • Brokeass_baller
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    Nothing on the Superbolt is a valuable item.

  • Spider!
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    Yah, just a support. The superbolt 3-way is not a real valuable item, so re-use as a support is a better value.

  • Brokeass_baller
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    The extra rod reduces twist.

  • bellicose
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    My friend doesn't understand why you would have a rod through the 3way. Can someone explain it to him?

  • superman
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    N-3 plug and cover done also. Need to do a small tweak to the barrel one and should be good to go.


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