Folding Shooting Support by Seb Tinkers

Seb Tinkers

Hobby & DIY>Sport & Outdoors

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 35% infill

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5.7 h

4 plates

5.0(5)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Presenting the DIY Shooting Support: your practical solution for precision shooting without the hefty price tag. With foldable legs and an adjustable height locking ring, it's designed for easy use and portability.

Added bonus? A TPU pad ensures your rifle stays scratch-free. Plus, assembly is a breeze—no extra hardware needed. A touch of glue might be necessary on the arms and pad for extra stability, but hey, that's DIY for you.

Comment & Rating (17)

@Vexxer

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 35% infill

Great design and print. Came out great.

The designer has replied

@SebTinkers

thank you!! I actually designed it with prongs on the base facing down but apparently it works upside down too lol!! looks awesome!

@user_423158581

tolerances are abit tight. broke 2 of them before I was successful

The designer has replied

@SebTinkers

Hi :) I just added a base with a slightly wider opening so let me know if that works better for you?

@user_3516465517

Why force it?

@SebTinkers

Replying to @user_3516465517 :

Huh? If you're asking why you need to push it past and kind of force it into the slot it's because if you don't then the leg will be too loose on the base and could either fall out or just wobble?

@user_2218054326

This thing is great. I finally got everything printed and put together. This is a handy little support. Everything fit together perfect. Thank you for the files! Nice Work!!

The designer has replied

@SebTinkers

Thanks friend! :)

@ChennyDesign

I have not tried to shoot with this support, but I think it would be more constrained if the top support/resting area were able to be inserted into the side or top of the handguard MLOK or Picatinny rail, basically a bipod/tripod but do not required hardware installation.

The designer has replied

@SebTinkers

Maybe I’ll give that a try 👍🏼

@Jpoister

Not a single tolerance is correct... Maybe fix this before publishing again?

The designer has replied

@SebTinkers

Every tolerance is wrong? Someone else printed it well and it printed well on my machine so I'm confused on the problems you're having! Give me a little insight and maybe I can help you out!

@Johannis

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 35% infill

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@user_279968932

First print came out perfect 👍🏼 really nice Job Man! I took PLA … hope nothing will brake even with heavier rifles ;) but putting everything together was absolut easy within 2 min 👍🏼

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