C4 Detonator with Realistic Clicking Sound by Rexi Labs

Rexi Labs

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

H2D

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

2.5 h

2 plates

4.7(174)

A1 Mini and A1 Version

Designer

2.8 h

3 plates

4.8(113)

Non-AMS (don't use if you have AMS)

Designer

2.3 h

3 plates

4.8(22)

Left-Handed Version (No AMS Needed)

Designer

2.1 h

3 plates

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Description

This is a life-size detonator just like you see in movies and games that moves just like the real thing, it even has a satisfying click sound when you press the button. This model is based on the M57 Electrical Firing Device that is used by militaries all around the world to set off Claymore Mines, C4, and other explosives.

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The model is super easy to put together, no glue is required, assembly takes less than a minute. Just snap on the handle, insert the clicker button, insert the antenna, and pop on the silver safety.

This model pairs well with my previously released Block of C4 model.

Bambu Filaments used were:

Matte Dark Green
Metal Iron GrayBlack
Silk Silver

This 3D print is intended for decorative purposes only and is not suitable for children. Small parts may present a choking hazard and edges may be sharp. By printing this 3D print, you assume all liability for any harm to yourself or others resulting from its use.

Bill of Materials

Bambu Filaments

Dark Green

A01-G7-1.75-1000-SPLFREE

19.99 USD

× 1

Iron Gray Metallic

A02-D2-1.75-1000-SPL

27.99 USD

× 1

Silver

A06-D1-1.75-1000-SPL

22.99 USD

× 1

Charcoal

A01-K1-1.75-1000-SPLFREE

19.99 USD

× 1

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Comment & Rating (552)

@sparkey

instructions unclear my house blew up

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@user_2049850153

LOL 😆

@Thatriguy

at least you know the print was a success

@jabadabadoo23

Replying to @Thatriguy :

won't be any more successful prints though, printer was in the house

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@Rowebot3141

Boosted

when I pressed it, I heard distant thunder, but it’s probably fine I didn’t like those neighbors anyway

@bored_designer

well I WAS one of them…

@EmmettoFrisketo

Replying to @bored_designer :

same

@jabadabadoo23

Replying to @EmmettoFrisketo :

no way me too

@DUDUSFORGE

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Lovely couple ✌️😂🔥✊

@user_2005547484

where do you get the explosive form

@DUDUSFORGE

Replying to @user_2005547484 :

same creator here's the link my man : https://makerworld.com/models/652337

@user_3124662608

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printed just fine, tho it does not click, it seems to be too short for it to click from the lever. i can click it with my finger pushing on it. might need a bigger bump on the lever to trigger the noise. still a nice looking prop

The designer has replied

@rexilabs

Thanks for letting me know, I'll do another test print now and if there's an issue I can spot then I'll post an update.

@rexilabs

Update: thanks again for letting me know. An hour or so ago I uploaded the fix, so anyone who downloads or prints it now should get the proper handle, and there's also an extra plate with just the handle for anyone that only needs to print the updated handle. It's pretty easy to snap off the old handle and snap on the new one. Sorry for the inconvenience 🙂

@user_3124662608

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Replying to @rexilabs :

i sent you a video of the updated part. it does get closer. but not enough to make it click.

@user_3035288581

mine printed great! but the clicker is a one off. and the antenna doesn’t fit in it holder. also it’s only cosmetic. but you could have the antenna roundness start earlier, it looks weird being square then going round.

@user_2335810243

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you need to take a knife and carve the sides of the antenna

@user_3035288581

Replying to @user_2335810243 :

I’ll give it a try, thanks

@thomasko

A very beautiful model. However, the click mechanism didn’t work properly, as other users have reported. I easily fixed this by enlarging the bump on the handle. The improved version is now available as a print profile.

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The designer has replied

@rexilabs

Thanks for letting me know, an hour or so ago I uploaded the fix, so anyone who downloads or prints it now should get the proper handle, and there's also an extra plate with just the handle for anyone that only needs to print the updated handle. It's pretty easy to snap off the old handle and snap on the new one. Sorry for the inconvenience 🙂

@thomasko

Replying to @rexilabs :

Ohh yeah I saw your new Handle. You just lowered the part where the safety thing touches, right? I actually tried that but it didnt work either.

@rexilabs

Replying to @thomasko :

Thanks for the feedback -- Yeah, the previous handle was for a different version that needed a bigger safety bar on the handle, so I updated back to the right one. That's odd, I'll test print it again and see if I can see the issue. My test print this morning was clicking away.

@user_3296909968

I love the model, it all clicks together nicely but I’ve had an issue with printing the button. The button seems to be stuck to the walls, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to detach it from the walls, or ideas on which print settings I could mess with to try and print it again?

The designer has replied

@rexilabs

Are you using the profile provided to print or are you printing it with your own settings? And what printer are you using? Print in place springs like that require fairly tight tolerances so in some ways is a diagnostic of printer calibration. Depending on what printer you you are using it might mean it needs to be calibrated or perhaps that a belt is a little bit loose.

@user_3296909968

Replying to @rexilabs :

Hiya, thanks for the response! I’m using an elegoo Neptune 3 pro, I have just finished reprinting the button with a different filament and it seems to be fine now, not entirely sure what the issue was, maybe just old filament. Thank you again, the model is really cool!

@rexilabs

Replying to @user_3296909968 :

Ahh ok, yeah if a PLA filament is left above 40% humidity it starts to take on water which can make the filament more brittle and less accurate. My understanding is that the nozzle superheats the water causing it to burst at a very small level which makes it print a little bit inaccurately or randomly at a small scale, and then because there's those air pockets it can be more brittle once it cools.

@WilC

Print Profile

Non-AMS (don't use if you have AMS)

Awesome design!!

@user_375403829

You are full prepared for WW3

(Edited)

@WilC

Replying to @user_375403829 :

lol I’ve been to 1 war, hope to never be in another.

@user_1528118535

Print Profile

Non-AMS (don't use if you have AMS)

Good design and print. However, not sure why it cracked when I inserted the antenna piece.

@rexilabs

I uploaded a new version of the antenna yesterday, so Sunday, that was slightly smaller so that it puts less stress on the frame. To be fair, in my testing the antenna was inserted all right and didn't crack it, but it was pretty tight. So the new antenna may solve that problem, and if not I would recommend resizing the antenna down another 0.1mm in the Windows or Mac slicer and that will help a lot if you happen to have this issue.

@user_1528118535

Replying to @rexilabs :

👍🏻

@jaxfl

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Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Love this! it’s like a fidget but even better! I’d love to see a landline that would click and make a noise with pressure! or a a dead man switch! i’m going to give you two boost! Mine does click!

@rexilabs

Thanks! Those are some interesting suggestions 🙂

@jaxfl

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Replying to @rexilabs :

heheheh Just love that clicking noise and maybe for airsoft!

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