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  • dukie
    Administrator
    • Jul 2020
    • 131
    #1

    I did a thing

    3d printed 316 ss power tubes for a razorback 2
    the need some finishing to be usable but I'm pretty happy with what they are so far. The tolerances aren't bad at all so far.
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    • StaticShocked
      Certified Feline Herder
      • Jun 2025
      • 347
      • Indiana, USA
      #2
      Nice! You have the really really good 3D printer.

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        • dukie
          Administrator
          • Jul 2020
          • 131
          #3
          Oh it's not mine. I order them from jlc after I measured them up. I just thought the results were pretty cool and wanted to share.

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            • StaticShocked
              #3.1
              StaticShocked commented
              04-15-2026, 07:16 AM
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              Those are very cool. That was a good price too. Nice parts!
            • Nish
              Villiage Idiot
              • Jul 2020
              • 100005622
              • SC Transplant
              #4
              Glad you got something figured out for them buddy!
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                • Ecapnation
                  MCB Member
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 4209
                  • South Central Long Island
                  #5
                  SLS or one where you wick in filler?

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                    • dukie
                      Administrator
                      • Jul 2020
                      • 131
                      #6
                      SLM

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                        • Conined
                          Rockin and Cockin
                          • Sep 2022
                          • 39
                          • Traverse City, Mi
                          #7
                          What was the price of you don't mind sharing? Was it pretty close to what the initial estimate was?

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                            • dukie
                              Administrator
                              • Jul 2020
                              • 131
                              #8
                              they give you a quote when you upload your files. they were ~8 USD each plus 5 shipping for 4 of them. Cheap enough that I could run the experiment to see if they would work for me. Better than buying a used PT for nearly the same price that has the same problem as the one I have. weak interface at the stem that tends to crack at the ports. I can break 4 and still win

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                                • Ecapnation
                                  MCB Member
                                  • Jul 2020
                                  • 4209
                                  • South Central Long Island
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by dukie
                                  SLM
                                  Nice! I never messed with stainless printed pieces. I have an aluminum trigger that shapeways did as a sample for me prior to their collapse. Such a neat tech.

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                                    • dukie
                                      Administrator
                                      • Jul 2020
                                      • 131
                                      #10
                                      It totally worked! I have no idea how both the nearly 35 or old cup seal and puncture seal held but they did.

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                                        • The Hobbit
                                          Bunker Buster
                                          • Jan 2022
                                          • 487
                                          #11
                                          Where did you have them printed?

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                                            • dukie
                                              Administrator
                                              • Jul 2020
                                              • 131
                                              #12
                                              https://jlc3dp.com/help/article/how-...4aAnlzEALw_wcB

                                              They needed the bore drilled out to size. Walls as req were too thin for printing or concerns for them.

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                                                • flyweightnate
                                                  MCB Member
                                                  • Jul 2020
                                                  • 1851
                                                  • Dallas, TX
                                                  #13
                                                  That's very interesting.

                                                  Does it have a pilot bore, or is it solid the whole length?
                                                  Feedback
                                                  www.PhrameworkDesigns.com < Nelspot, Sterling, and Phantom parts, plus the occasional big project.

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