Santiago.duque

emmettweber

The printer will pause automatically so you can trade filament colors when it is time to print the border, and the words.The sign has a hanger on the back for easy hanging.

Funny office sign (no AMS)

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Grumpy

Replica of SP2022 ready to print. all in 1 piece. don't play with it in outdoor. Décoration only, fake gun.

Sig Sauer SP2022 replica

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CorePrinterUser

<h2>Summary</h2>Dinky little toy blaster. it shoots about 30 feet, is pretty small and is made out of purely printed plastic and two rubber bands (One for the trigger and one for the magazine).It requires no fasteners, or glue, and just uses printed tabs to connect the clam shell case.It uses about 45 grams of filament, can be printed in PLA and has only one part that uses supports, (that are easy to remove and on the trigger).The magazine clicks in and is pulled out the same wayIt fires 6mm airsoft bbs<h2>Update</h2>V2<ul><li>Increased Range</li><li>Easier to print (no barrel section)</li><li>Smaller in size (due to no barrel and 8 rounds in magazine instead of 9)</li><li>Easier to assemble (More space for bands, looser tolerances, and easier to insert clips/tabs)</li><li>Easier trigger pull (I realized I had a misconception of what was caused the bbs to go faster and added a relief for the magazine lips flexing.</li></ul><h2>Print and Assembly Instructions</h2><ul><li>Below with pictures and diagrams</li></ul><h2>Print Settings</h2>Printer: Creality CR-6 Rafts: No&nbsp;Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Layer Height, 0.4mm Nozzle&nbsp;Infill: 15% (whatever you usually use is probably fine) Filament: Kexcelled PLA K5 PLA/PETG/Whatever is cheap, rigid enough (The harder/more springy, the better. TPU would be bad for this for example, while pla is good) Green (but anything works)<h2>Post-Printing</h2><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_lub6f6pyqqt0.png" alt="image"> Rubber band follows the path shown. Make sure to pull thre trigger half way or more so that the Bolstracikter (Thing that hits the bbs) is seated properly and inside its rail. Rubber band follows the path shown. Make sure to pull the trigger halfway or more so that the Bolstracikter (Thing that hits the bbs) is seated properly and inside its rail. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_1qbjk4x0mba6.png"> Youll want to clip the 1 layer thin bit of plastic on the follower to allow the band to go through. Next you get the band around the nub on the follower, and let it dangle through the magazine body. Third you get the band onto the bottom band point on the rear cover, then rotate it to get it to run over the top. Lastly you push it in with the clips holding it in place. You'll want to clip the 1 layer thin bit of plastic on the follower to allow the band to go through. Next you get the band around the nub on the follower, and let it dangle through the magazine body. Third you get the band onto the bottom band point on the rear cover, then rotate it to get it to run over the top. Lastly you push it in with the clips holding it in place.<h2>How I Designed This</h2><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_w8zo7nfp8q0q.png" alt="image"> <ul><li>Designed using F360.</li><li>Created the flat case shape with a sketch</li><li>Extruded flat shape</li><li>Cut profile to make it easy to hold</li><li>Made sketch for most of the internals</li><li>Made sketch to support most of the internals</li><li>Split it in half</li><li>Created Tabs as one part with Male rough, Male, and Female tab components with make added to one side, female to the other, and the male rough used to cut out the female half.</li></ul><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_ho56ihe5s2kg.png" alt="image">These were all the various prototypes made trying to arrive at the conclusion.... I need to get better at failing fast and frequently.<h2>Parts</h2>The rubber bands usedThe rubber bands used for both the trigger and the magazine is pictured, though you can wrap a larger rubber band around twice for the trigger, or the magazine (this will be tricky so just using a smaller one is better than bigger)I bought a pack of these labeled as 2.5cm: <a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DdgoeN5" rel="nofollow noopener">https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DdgoeN5</a>?Those are used in both the blaster and the magazine.I like 2 bands in the blaster to make it more springy.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_zv1gyzy7kfpj.png" alt="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_c4ccqva4329d.png" alt="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_vzzdfuuea2ay.png" alt="image"><h2>Print Instructions</h2><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/255509/2023-12-11_r45wbg3nngs7.jpg" alt="image"><ul><li>Print orientation as shown (So the grain runs along the blaster and bridges print fine without any specific bridge settings).</li><li>Supports are only necessary on the trigger. Everything else is printed without supports.</li><li>This assumes your printer is ok with a tolerance of 0.3 - 0.4mm on the XY and 0.4 on the Z.</li><li>Adjust Horizontal expansion as necessary and initial horizontal expansion/z-offset for elephants foot, but it should work on any stock ender 3, prusa or similar. If you have stickage problems try glue stick and or a lower initial layer print speed.</li><li>The magazine follower has a sacrificial 1 layer thick section that can be broken away with some pliers or a cutter.</li></ul>Note:This on thingyverse says remix, but in reality both files are my creation. This was the second iteration so it was kind of a remix, but I have the original cad files as the original creator, so it's not a remix in the usual sense of modifying the mesh. As I am only uploading the new version here, I figured it would only be confusing/encourage people to download the older design when it is my intent that this design improves upon the original.

Tiny Toy Blaster V2 (6mm Airsoft Toy Gun) No Glue, No Fasteners: Just Rubber Bands and Prints

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tomtom5893

Hi everyone, Tommi here :)I was very impressed with Ben Levis AMS Riser and decided to print one for myself. But since I have so many different tools and spare-parts that I often use, I needed something more tailored to my inventory. &nbsp;That's why I made this Remix and added modular tool compartments and dividers to suit your individual 3D printing needs. There are many compartments I designed specifically for things like Hotends, Wipers, Gluesticks and more - and if that's not what you're looking for, I also designed some dividers so you can make your own compartments. Features: Inlays for:<ul><li>Hotends</li><li>Nozzles</li><li>Cutter</li><li>Wiper</li><li>Allen Keys</li><li>Bits</li><li>Glue</li><li>Scraper</li></ul>Divider in almoust every sizes&nbsp;

BLV AMS Riser - Modular Drawer Remix

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Ocular Dynamic

I found <a target="_blank" href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:890283" rel="nofollow noopener">jamimr's</a> pocket hole jig useful and just modified it to remove the text on top to streamline printing it for my purposes. Use two 1/4" copper couplings

Pocket Hole Jig 

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Printsmiths

Print the three parts using the orientation shown in the picture. The Ring slides into the Base. Slide the two strips of bits onto each shaft, and top it with the lid, which should snap on. No glue should be required but can be used.

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LEATHERMAN