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Support Equipment For PCP/HPA/CO2 and springers ,rams => 3D printing and files => Topic started by: WobblyHand on August 15, 2024, 08:50:27 PM
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It seems that for close range, I can't quite get my red dot and POI to line up. More or less have run out of adjustment. So I looked around and found that they sell an angled shim for this. Of course, I didn't want to pony up the $14 they wanted, so I more or less duplicated it, with a reversible mount. It's not fancy, but hey it's only sandwiched between the red dot and the mounting rail. Designed a 1 degree wedge, starting at 0.2mm thick and ending up at 0.95mm thick. Used 0.05mm layers to build up the height. Didn't take long to print. I'll check it out tomorrow.
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Good job.
It beats pieces of paper or tape :)
Ron
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Perfect job for 3D printing.
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The holes for the posts (the outer ones) were a little snug, so I opened up the holes a wee bit. Kind of hard to keep tight tolerance on FDM. Reprinted it.
Here's the stl. It's not a big file. (214KB) First layer should be printed at 0.2mm, all other successive layers at 0.05mm. It's only 18 layers so it doesn't take long to print. On a sample of one, using a Holosun 507C, I could make it work. Hope it is useful to someone.