Fascinating "3D-printed" paintball gun.

[The Inflicted]

Any guesses how it works?

https://grabcad.com/library/3d-printed-paintball-gun-1

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[ChoSanJuan]

* feverishly looking at the files... *

[XEMON]

Definitely going to give it a shot 😎

[Ecapnation]

Interesting.... What's the other parts used?

[XEMON]

I downloaded the files and looked at it ... It a single stl with 1 piece in there ...
there is no part, or diagram of any kind ...

Part of me is wondering if it's not a body kit on a stingray or something like that ...

If anyone has more details, I'd love to test one of these

[ChoSanJuan]

I downloaded the files and looked at it ... It a single stl with 1 piece in there ...
there is no part, or diagram of any kind ...

Part of me is wondering if it's not a body kit on a stingray or something like that ...

If anyone has more details, I'd love to test one of these

Yeah, I was much disappoint when I saw the same thing. Seems like a body kit for an ion or something.

[The Inflicted]

Yeah, I was much disappoint when I saw the same thing. Seems like a body kit for an ion or something.

That was my thought, but those gas inputs at the rear of the gun aren't in a particularly ion-ish configuration. My thought was that it's a ram-driven inline-ish electropneumatic similar to an E-bolt Tippmann 98, but running at a much lower pressure.

[XEMON]

That was my thought, but those gas inputs at the rear of the gun aren't in a particularly ion-ish configuration. My thought was that it's a ram-driven inline-ish electropneumatic similar to an E-bolt Tippmann 98, but running at a much lower pressure.

You're probably right about the design.

1) there is no pic of the other side 2) the video is just about not showing anything (is the gun in the pic actually the one shooting?)
3) is you look at his "bird rifle" the breach/bolt looks the same

im wondering if it is not just pushing air through the looooong bolt at 100psi with a simple hand operated valve ...

[ChoSanJuan]

That was my thought, but those gas inputs at the rear of the gun aren't in a particularly ion-ish configuration. My thought was that it's a ram-driven inline-ish electropneumatic similar to an E-bolt Tippmann 98, but running at a much lower pressure.

Oooooh, good point! You are probably right.