Desktop Poop Mortar & Launcher by ALL3D

ALL3D

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

6.5 h

2 plates

4.0(2)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Layer height: 0.2

Infill: 10%

Outline: 3

Need to prepare: rubber bands

About: This is a tabletop mortar launcher, powered by a rubber band. You can use it to launch any object, even as a pen holder. I think the structure is very simple, so I didn't write assembly instructions~ Haha~ If there are any problems, I hope to receive your feedback~ Wishing you a pleasant time playing~

Floor height: 0.2
Fill: 10%
Outline: 3

Need to prepare: rubber bands

About: This is a tabletop mortar launcher, powered by a rubber band. You can use it to launch any object, even as a pen holder. I think the structure is very simple, so I didn't write assembly instructions~ Haha~ If there are any problems, I hope to receive your feedback~ Wishing you a pleasant time playing~

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@user_2043536154

How to mount rubber bands

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@ALL3D

There is a hole near the muzzle of the cannon that can be threaded with a rubber band.

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@user_2043536154

Replying to @ALL3D :

Where do I hang it after putting it through

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@darkskylemon

Replying to @ALL3D :

Install everything so you can send an answer

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@darkskylemon

The gaps are a bit large and need to be adjusted manually. Also, I feel like the assembly is wrong, is something missing? Please share the exploded assembly diagram!

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@ALL3D

Which gap is larger? It shouldn't be missing anything, I'll update a brief assembly instruction later.

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@darkskylemon

Replying to @ALL3D :

The mortar body connecting bracket and diagonal support bracket are connected with an arc, the sphere is directly inserted, after printing, the sphere is smaller than the sphere on the bracket, and it cannot be fixed.