Wheres my 3d print guys ?

[Offshorelivein]

Finally got the Famar bult this one was a pretty fun build .

 

[DAS HUGH!]

Finally got the Famar bult this one was a pretty fun build .
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Wow. Very cool toy bud. Good job!
I gotta hurry up get into this too

 

[Offshorelivein]

Wow. Very cool toy bud. Good job!
I gotta hurry up get into this too

there trying to pinch us. but its alot of fun. this thing surprisingly shoots great . even with just 3d printed sights im looking to put a sight on her here soon trying to decide what i want lol

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Very cool face ripper! Lol.

 

[DAS HUGH!]

there trying to pinch us. but its alot of fun. this thing surprisingly shoots great . even with just 3d printed sights im looking to put a sight on her here soon trying to decide what i want lol

With that rail already being that high I'd recommend some irons like CZ scorpions irons I have. They are super low, and even come with 4 diopter rings. I think the old metal ones like mine are now kind of a collectors thing as they quit sending them new with them at one point. I'd have to check into that again and see if they're sold anymore.
ANR design makes some cool mounts for red dots that have built in irons tho. That and a Romeo4 would pair well with that I bet

 

[Deersniper270]

What printer are you using? I have an ender 3. What filament brands are you liking? Is that PLA?

 

[Offshorelivein]

What printer are you using? I have an ender 3. What filament brands are you liking? Is that PLA?

its the bambu lab x carbon same size bed as yours. im using polymaker pla pro do not use just pla for bubble guns unless you want a missing hand lol i started with the ender 3 and printed many glock lowers on it.

 

[Deersniper270]

I want to upgrade to a printer that can handle higher temps for petg and abs. The ender 3 doesn’t like being that hot for long periods. Always seems to clog

 

[Offshorelivein]

I want to upgrade to a printer that can handle higher temps for petg and abs. The ender 3 doesn’t like being that hot for long periods. Always seems to clog

yeah the ender works good with the pla plus but anything more it falls short. the bambu lab is nuts.. by far my best printer i have thrown everything at it and not a problem carbon fiber / abs and its so fast its worth its money for sure.

 

[shootersid94]

Looks great! I haven't attempted a lower or chassis, but I have experimented with some gun and hunting related prints. I have been thinking about how to design a lightweight brass catcher for a handgun.
I have a CR 6 SE with a Micro Swiss extruder and hot end upgrade that is capable of up to 285C. Have done a few 24-36 hr PETG prints, works great!

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[Offshorelivein]

Looks great! I haven't attempted a lower or chassis, but I have experimented with some gun and hunting related prints. I have been thinking about how to design a lightweight brass catcher for a handgun.
I have a CR 6 SE with a Micro Swiss extruder and hot end upgrade that is capable of up to 285C. Have done a few 24-36 hr PETG prints, works great!

Sent from my NE2217 using Tapatalk

cr6 is a great printer i was going to get that one but ended up getting the one i have now. i have a few bubble guns up and running my favorite is the g19 i carry

 

[Deersniper270]

What filament did you use for the G19? Are you printing at 100% fill? Where are you getting your files from? I’m still trying to perfect my methods

 

[Offshorelivein]

What filament did you use for the G19? Are you printing at 100% fill? Where are you getting your files from? I’m still trying to perfect my methods

polymaker pla pro. always 100% infill defcad is a source for files

 

[Deersniper270]

polymaker pla pro. always 100% infill defcad is a source for files

Supports are obviously needed. Which way prints the best quality? Rails down has less supports but supports are in the rail area where a lot of tiny components go. Rail up has more supports but on the frame where it’s not as important. Which way would you advise to print? I see your one pic shows rails down in cad

 

[Offshorelivein]

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Supports are obviously needed. Which way prints the best quality? Rails down has less supports but supports are in the rail area where a lot of tiny components go. Rail up has more supports but on the frame where it’s not as important. Which way would you advise to print? I see your one pic shows rails down in cad

always rails down unless the designer says otherwise. make sure your wall count is good also i normally print around 3 walls . and .15 layer height