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  • Chuck E Ducky
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  • romeoecho84
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    Loaned out my JT Revy for Retro day and the lid came back broken, so I decided to make my own Replacement Lid out of Polymaker PC. I made sure to put the little catch lip on the lower portion of the lid. I moved the lip from the bottom to the top for printing ease, but also to give more surface area for the thumb to flick. The spring-well is 1mm offset in this picture, it's since been corrected.. missed a constraint, whoops.

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  • Chemical-x.....ahain
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    Yes indeed.

    As for right now its a project im still tweaking but im close to wrap up.

    Im pretty eager to show more.

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    Is that a bolt? And it stays in place.

  • Chemical-x.....ahain
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    Im looking to tune a project and get the most efficiency out of it. So I tried to inlay an O-ring groove.

    and im pleasntly surprised.

    I used white lith to help it stay seated and it damn well works!!!!
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  • Cal440
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    Very cool looking really like the wasteland look. Do you do any printing for other people?

  • Stockclass Heroes
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    Made these for last weekends pumpapaloza at extreme pb : pump pistol only game . Printed in polymaker ASA, finished with rattle can base green and some weathering to fit the “ fallout/rollout” theme of the wastelands . Files will be up on thingverse in the future
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  • RPP
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    Fun fact. PETG ends up being stronger than ABS when printed due to better layer adhesion. I also found that PETG played better with the enmey rocket, but that could have just been geometry of my design.

  • gnarlynick
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    New parabolic power feed cap and fang trigger for a Micromag I'm working on.
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  • Rainmaker
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    Bambu Lab printers have been pretty solid, honestly no issues or complaints with the few models I've used so far. I have not delved into the dual nozzle world, but that would be slick! My A1 and P2S printers with single nozzles and excellent PETG prints have been all I need for anything paintball related thus far.

  • Rainmaker
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    My son sold his 5" drone, and i needed to find something for myself as a birthday present... Cinerace20! Love this little quad so far. But it needed a case, and nothing online was really tickling my fancy. So i CAD'd this up, case with a lid and two cavities for the 4S 650 LiPo's. The fit is a tiny bit tight, but it works.
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  • romeoecho84
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    Bambu X2D I think? (or H2D/H2C/H2S?). My buddy has an X1C but I'm not seeing that anymore. I'm all ears Rainmaker if there's a reccomended favorite that supports the needs of printing for Paintball/Airsoft (wife's hobby is for actualizing her artwork into 3d models). Dual Nozzle vs Single for what needs making here?
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  • Rainmaker
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    Woohoo! Which one are you going for?

  • romeoecho84
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    While I didn't print anything today, the Mrs. finally agreed that a 3D Printer is something that we've both seen a need for in each others hobbies, so that's being bought today. This thread has been really inspiring. I'm ready for the rabbit-hole.

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  • LackadaisyJackie
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    Been having lots of fun working on my ion stuff!

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