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  • Cdn_Cuda
    You can finish projects?!
    • Jul 2020
    • 4560
    • Vancouver, BC

    #1

    3D Printed Reg Seals

    Legit, illegit or MC Hammer?

    https://www.ebay.ca/itm/175691249503...Bk9SR7rdpMzZZw

    Anyone use these?
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  • RPP
    You even shooty ball Bro?
    • Dec 2023
    • 495

    #2
    They work, I've tested similar materials. The largely unknown factor... to me... Is longevity.

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    • Jsc5150
      Rooster McSizzle
      • Feb 2022
      • 637
      • Norcal

      #3
      Just got some for my etek3.

      HPR seat works well, LPR seat seems to work but I need to put a tester on it
      “Jsc5150 is right…” - DocsMachine

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      • Hellion360
        Power Lurker
        • Jul 2020
        • 2498

        #4
        Personally I haven't tried them, but reg seats are not expensive and I can't imagine a world where these are longer lasting than punched reg seats.
        I would pass on them except in an emergency.

        BUUUUT I haven't used them.
        Need Inception Designs or Shocktech Products? Let me know!

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        • Cdn_Cuda
          Cdn_Cuda commented
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          Issue is getting them in Canada. I can't order a standard reg seat in Canada, or have it shipped from like Autocockerparts.com without additional issues. So these one I can order directly of Ebay and have delivered.
      • JohnB
        Pump, pump, pump it up
        • Jul 2020
        • 328
        • Phx

        #5
        I have been using the cocking rod seats that seller makes and I like them. I imagine these work too.

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        • Jordan
          I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
          • Jul 2020
          • 3508
          • Southern Ontario, Canada

          #6
          I'll have a look this week and see if I have any ACP reg seats left. If I do you're welcome to them, I'll toss them in the mail.

          I don't plan on using them, I only use Stabs on my stuff for the most part.

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          • Cdn_Cuda
            Cdn_Cuda commented
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            Thank you!
        • Buff_phroggie
          Trilogy King?
          • May 2025
          • 339
          • Central Iowa

          #7
          Cdn_Cuda I have used the blue ones for the jackhammer regs (from ANS) that I had to shave down to fit in WGP lpr and hpr. Not sure if ANS is better at getting stuff into Canada

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          • Cdn_Cuda
            Cdn_Cuda commented
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            Didn’t realize they would fit. I believe ANS ships to Canada. Just need to use self restraint and not buy anything else from them.

          • Buff_phroggie
            Buff_phroggie commented
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            They dont tecnically fit. The way I made it work was jamming an allen key in the hole, chucking it in a drill and shaveing it with a nail file until it fit. Hinestly you are pribably better off ordering a sheet of urathane, and the right holepunch
        • cdtrix
          Newbie
          • Nov 2020
          • 1

          #8
          do you really need the bumps on the reg seal?

          I have 95A TPU I can print simple pucks out of it.

          I'm currently using one i made for my JT Impulse reg as a reg seat.

          I have a karni reg i can test it on. Again, not really sure about longevity but it's a solid TPU pick jammed in a hole.

          I'm also in Canada but on the otherside.

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          • Jsc5150
            Rooster McSizzle
            • Feb 2022
            • 637
            • Norcal

            #9
            Welp threw my etek 3 lpr with 3dprinted seat on a tester, recharge is really bad.

            Better than creeping, but I now view these with suspicion

            https://youtube.com/shorts/bEhLpYfR-...Z5w8i0EvBXtD0H
            “Jsc5150 is right…” - DocsMachine

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            • Cdn_Cuda
              Cdn_Cuda commented
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              Yeah, that's not looking good. Thanks for doing this!
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