What did you 3D print today?

[Toestr]

Won't the bolt pull the insert out the back?

[RAZRBAKK]

Well, I've been maniacally printing things and learning a ton.

Recently picked up an A5 that I wanted to put a TASO Raincover on. Unfortunately, the stock Tippmann barrel, and I can only assume many of the aftermarkets are just a bit too girthy to fit into the old rain cover.

So I made my own.







I really need to upgrade from PLA so I can actually use these parts.

[RAZRBAKK]

Alexndl just PLA. If this part comes out nice I will probably pay for it to be professionally printed.

[Alexndl]

Nice work
PLA or PETG?

[RAZRBAKK]

Just messing around, but a decent concept.

Not pictured: at least 30 prints with different settings to get these to fit together properly.

[Brokeass_baller]

I'm honestly itching to play with it. If I can figure out something to increase the velocity, I think I'm going to take it to the field with me next time.

But a fat pump handle is a must. I can hardly even grip the stock one.

There are a surprising number of files for them on Thingiverse.

[Spider!]

OMG, I haven't messed with my er2 since before I had a 3d printer. Talk about a marker you can't hurt with a printed part!

[Brokeass_baller]

Printed a new TipX Trigger, and now I'm working on some JT ER2s upgrades; namely, a fat pump handle.

[RAZRBAKK]

Working on a trigger for an upcoming nelson build.

[Brokeass_baller]

Printed myself a nice little TipX barrel shroud with a picatinny rail. Really digging the quality. CF PLA at .12mm. Looks and feels great. Working on a new trigger now.

[JonM]

I created a second version of my 007 CO2 knob with more aggressive knurling for a better grip. Like with the previous version, this is held securely using two 6-32 set screws.

[Daniel Tiger]

Just came across this… glad to meet a fan

I have a drop 10… I’m a fan of yours

[JonM]

Yeah. Thankfully I use a silicone cover on my hot end instead of the stock fiberglass insulation. That would have been a real mess. The filament was a brand new spool, but over successive prints, the Aqua Net I spray on my mirror bed eventually wore off. This was totally on me trying to eek out just one more print when I shouldn't have.

[Spider!]

My textured bed does great until it doesn't. I had a blob the other day. Dried the filament, but that didn't fix the first layer. Took the bed to the sink and washed it with Dawn and it seems to be working again.

[JonM]

I tried finishing the final speed wheel for COB, but each print failed with one of them creating a blob around my hot end the size of a walnut. So, I guess that means it’s time for a little maintenance.