Custom ANCHOR Airsoft Stock for buffer tubes - Free 3D Print Model

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Julien Hoang

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0.4mm nozzle, 0.08mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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Custom ANCHOR Stock

The ANCHOR stock is designed to mount exclusively on a standard buffer tube.

It was designed to require no supports and is very sturdy thanks to its solid geometry and 3 walls, while still weighing only ~120g.

A clean stock for minimalistic airsoft builds.

The position is adjusted using a single screw located beneath the stock. Simply tighten the screw into one of the buffer tube’s adjustment holes to lock the stock securely in place at your desired length.

The buttpad is removable and held in place using two pins and two screws. Simply separate the two pins and insert them in the top holes of either the stock or the buttpad. Then join the two parts together and secure them with the screws.

The screws only need to be tightened lightly, applying a small amount of grease is recommended so the buttpad can be removed easily if needed without breaking the screws.

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@JustUnicycle

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0.4mm nozzle, 0.08mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Printed great. Everyone I show this print to is shocked with how nice it looks. Thanks! [Photo shows my goofy range build in progress. I'm aware it's ridiculous. That's the point. 😇]

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@Fidzu

Thank you so much! Do you mind sharing a photo of the print :D

@JustUnicycle

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Replying to @Fidzu :

Added photos of my work in progress TX22 FRT build. Thanks!

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@Mk2gtirob

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0.4mm nozzle, 0.08mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

prints really well, the bolts did not work for me. I had to run a thread tool in them and still managed to snap one off about halfway in even with oil and backing threads in and out, I would use a real bolt if I did it again, I just decided to glue the back part on since it was for a paintball rifle. my paintball marker has a mil spec buffer tube and I did notice that with the set screw all the way in it still has some wiggle to the stock, again it for a paintball marker so it will do for what I need.

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@Fidzu

Thank you for the feedback! I'll try update the model to attempt to fix those issues.

@user_602774175

great design man im currently fitting mine to a 22LR M4 is there anychnace you could make a spikey rear pad ??

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@Fidzu

Do you have an example of a spikey pad?

@user_602774175

Replying to @Fidzu :

like this

@Fidzu

Replying to @user_602774175 :

I will see if I can add that

@user_332709444

Hi could you add space for a battery? I have a special Battery if you help me I'll send measurements.

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@Fidzu

Hi, sorry, but as of now, I don't have plans to add a space for a battery.

@user_332709444

Replying to @Fidzu :

ok but still thank you

@planeEnthusiast

I'm thinking about printing this for my 416, do you know if it's Milspec or CivilianSpec? Edit: I meant commercial not civilian spec, mb XD

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@Fidzu

I used the commercial stock measurements, not milspec.

@planeEnthusiast

Replying to @Fidzu :

Ah okay, could you link the STEP files so I can edit it to fit my specs?

@Fidzu

Replying to @planeEnthusiast :

sorry, I used blender for this model and as far as I know, it cannot export as a STEP file :/

@AraaujoJP

is this model compatible for the use of NiMH batteries, or is there only space for LiPo batteries

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@Fidzu

Unless your battery can fit in the buffer tube, then no. it wasn't designed for AEG with the battery in the stock.

@AraaujoJP

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My sincere gratitude for your response

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@Sassa

Hi ! Nice design !! But could you tell me please where to find an stl file with the exact standard butter tube ? Thanks for your help !

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@Fidzu

Hi, I found this model on Makerworld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/792898-buffer-tube-aeg-m4?from=search#profileId-731533 It seems to be the right measurements, but you can always double check it by comparing it to an online datasheet for a buffertube