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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => Machine Shop Talk & AG Parts Machining => Topic started by: Killfire on February 14, 2019, 08:33:39 PM
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I'm trying to make an adapter for my P15 to use Mrod mags. I somewhat made a design in a freebie online CAD program that I'd like printed. If anyone could print it for me that would be great. I can send a paypal payment. Let me know if your interested. Thanks.
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I would also be very interested to talk to someone who does this. I think it could be the start of a good two way relationship. I am proficient in multiple cad and 3d softwares. I also have a design sort of mind. Professionally im a contractor and do plenty of custom work. Id really love to design and 3d print some custom universal magazines if someones up for it id be happy to design and pay shipping and materials. Then you could do what you wish with the plans
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Killfire and Danradko:
If you are still looking for someone to 3D print your projects, contact me via a private message.
Thanks.
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I have a 3d printer also.
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Thanks guys. I have a prototype being made but probably will need a revision as I do t really know what I'm doing haha. I will let you know!
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Good 3D printers can be had for $200 now. Just saying :)
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the MonoPrice miniDelta is 159.99
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=21666 (https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=21666)
great little printer, only thing is print volume is 110mm diamter x 120mm z hieght
can produce some very high quality prints
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Haha ill put that on my list with the lathe, pin router, and 5 axis cnc. 200 is great just not the highest up on my list right now
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Well my original one took some tweaking. I'm attaching Rev. 1 if anyone wants to print it and try it out. I modified the dimensions based on the original that I sanded down to get to work. It is a pretty tight fit to slide into the action though.
NOTE: This is designed for .22 caliber.
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Several public libraries in my area offer 3d printers for patron use. It might be worth checking into.
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Thanks for the idea Dan. I'll have to look into it
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Ill go ahead and give it a test rip for you. Ill print with hatchbox ABS 90% infill at a medium speed. I can give measurements after its done printing.
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Ill go ahead and give it a test rip for you. Ill print with hatchbox ABS 90% infill at a medium speed. I can give measurements after its done printing.
Awesome! Thank you very much! You wouldn't happen to have a P15 to try it in as well would you?
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I do not have a p15.
There are some abnormalities that resulted in some bulging. 25.5mm l x 16.5mm h x 14.6mm/16.3mm t (in the grove/tabs respecting.) single tab 18.4mm.
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Man that was quick! What do you mean by abnormalties?
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If you can see in the pictures there is some buldging on the base and the single tab. The file showed that as flat. It only took 20 minuets to print out. It may print better with less infill.
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Ah yes, I see that. I've no experience with 3d printing so I dont know what would cause or cure that.
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Ah yes, I see that. I've no experience with 3d printing so I dont know what would cause or cure that.
really its all infill at this point but at 90% is kinda low i could back off to 85% and it may help. I doubt this part needs to be solid anyways.