Ammo Inserts – VELO/77/DOPE, etc (Not Zyn tin USA)
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Description
Ammo Inserts – 70mm Tin Inserts for VELO, 77, DOPE, KUMA, CLEW & More (Not Compatible with Zyn Mini or Zyn USA)
These Ammo Inserts are designed specifically for 70mm wide nicotine tins such as VELO, 77, DOPE, KUMA, CLEW, SWAG LOOP, and many other Scandinavian / EU brands.
⚠ Not compatible with Zyn USA tins or Zyn Mini.
Zyn Mini is too small for practical capacity, and Zyn USA uses a different diameter. If you need the U.S. Zyn version, see my separate model here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2357396-ammo-zynserts-inserts-for-zyn-tins
I also have on! Nicotine Pouch tin inserts for .22 and .380!
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2569027-overengineerd-on-nicotine-pouch-tin-ammo-insert
Compatibility
• Fits standard 70mm diameter tins
• Tin must be at least 20mm tall (internal height)
• Designed for used nicotine tins
• Caliber-specific inserts
Current calibers:
• 9mm
• .380 ACP
• .22 LR
Additional calibers, such as .25 Auto, .22 Short, .22 WMR, and other small-caliber options, may be added over time.
Design Highlights
• Drop-in friction fit
• Precision-modeled round channels
• Semi-snug retention to prevent rattling
• No modification to the tin required
• Fast, reliable print geometry
From the outside, it remains an ordinary tin. Internally, it becomes compact, organized ammo storage.
Print Settings
• Prints flat – no supports
• PLA, PETG, or ABS
• 0.2mm layer height recommended
• 15–25% infill
Tolerance is intentionally tight for proper snap-in fit. Minor flow adjustment may help if your printer runs slightly hot.
License
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