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BcS Umbra SBCAR

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0.2mm layer, 10 walls, 100% infill
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M3x8 FHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA086

Description

Collet free modified version of Umoya SuperBCAR from WaFfLe and ZaC 

I tried my hand at polishing up a few corners here and there, and tried to match the aesthetics of Rexfires Axiom. 

This is strictly only friction mounted, so you will need:

Note this is a tight fit with a 16mm Barrel, but it is supposed to be :)
 

  • 18 x F683ZZ Bearings
  • 2x - 016 O-Rings
  • 18 x M3-8mm or M3-10mm Flat Socket Cap Screws  (Ultra Thin Super Flat Screws work great as well)
  • (Alt standard socket cap screws with M3x8 or M3x10 will work if you don't have flat heads.)

I recommend printing with a brim, and tree/organic supports, with top or bottom orientation, base on the bottom seems to work the best from my test prints.

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