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Warrior Resources- Collections Of Military Files Downloads

https://archive.org/details/@warrior_resources

I put these zip files together from a website that has since vanished away! This collection is similar to the Do/k/ument files collection. You can directly download these zip files, or also use the torrents files provided also.

>>65483151
this totally doesn't seem like a trap, haha lol

I hate how 3d printing is basically the only production method that normies can grasp, and they think it’s the best method. You’d get way better results by making silicone molds of parts and casting it in durable plastics or metals

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>>65483246
you don't sound like you have any hands on experience with either casting or printing my friend.

>>65483246
You can literally hacksaw aluminum plates and bolt it together to make an ar15 lower. You could carve one out of wood by hand.

>no you have to extrude plastic into a mold, you're not allowed to extrude plastic into the object directly
You're uneducated and unskilled.

>>65483239
The guncad scene is still alive and well and files can be downloaded from their normal sources. I don't know what OP is trying to accomplish.

>>65483246
>press a button
>get a gun
>noooo 3D printing is too easy and cheap!!!! Horrible!!!!

>>65483463
More like press button and get a grip or handle of a gun you'll have to reprint with different parameters 3 times until it fits. Then you'll realize it looks like shit and that there's always better options to buy

I bouht a milspec grip for $5. How much is a reel of filiment?

>>65483151
what is the point of all this if you live in us?

>>65484080
I think it is pretty nifty, especially if you are designing your own parts and adding them to print.
I would rather have a bridgeport in my garage than a 3d printer tho

>>65483431
for now, but as the gun controlers get sites to stop hosting files its great to see them going up other places. can't stop the signal.

>>65483557
you can get okay a 1kg roll of pla+ for $8 or $9 on sale, a grip usually takes under 100g. the real benefit is the choice you have, dozens if not hundreds of grips available that you can then modify endlessly to look and feel exactly how you want. and the machine can squirt out guns.

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Anyone think there will ever be an FGC-223 or and FGC-X39? Or was the 9 the pinnacle of autism that no one will ever replicate?

>>65484645
working on a way to do bottle necked cartridges without needing a chamber reamer, that is ironically the bottle neck.

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>>65484080
if something like the fgc9, decker, or urutau has caught your eye it's the only way to get one, the parts end up only costing ~$60 for a nutty9 or a decker too. if you like to build kit guns it brings the price way down and makes all sorts of things available that weren't before.

>>65484080
fun

>>65483246
It's the only practical method to use thermoplastics which have properties that might be desirable for certain things. You can make an injection mold but that is never worth it

>>65483151
I’m only interested if you guys can do friction stir welded 3d printed

Just got a 3d printer. Any recommendations to print as far as small accessories? Stuff like pistol mag loaders or battery holders? Just looking for neat stuff to print have no interest is printing guns

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>>65486605
bench blocks, parts trays, grip panels, flare launchers, triggers, sights. have you poked around https://guncadindex.com/? there's stuff on thingiverse and makerworld, but it tends to look like things people just caded up and maybe didn't print.

>>65486660
I have not, will take a look around and see what's out there.

Whats the point in 3D printed guns? You still have to either salvage parts from a real gun, or buy spare parts for it. You cant fully print a working gun, YET. Im looking forward for the progress the metal 3D printers are doing, in a couple of years i think it will be possible to fully print one. Then we are just left with the ammunition part!

>>65487144
>what's the point?
Fun
>you have to buy parts
Ok. I also have to regularly buy groceries, toilet paper and cleaning supplies, as well as pay water and electrical utility usage and taxes.

>you can buy $300 in parts and print your own receiver
>you can buy $350 in parts and finish an 80% into a receiver
>you can buy a used firearm for $400
>you can buy a new firearm for $500
All choices are always available. Spend your money and time as you desire.

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>>65487144
you can print a ryno that needs 1 screw. just one. it prints in two pieces and requires almost no finishing. if you make it all plastic the chamber will be a little iffy, and it's not perfect even if you put brake liner in the cylinder but it's a functional firearm. you can make a nutty9 with just hardware store parts, 16mm od hydraulic tube and some springs you need to buy as airsoft or wind yourself, but it's doable with no gun parts. i made one, ecmed a barrel, it's not that hard.

>>65483151
https://youtu.be/wy7ZBX9BTUA?si=5GRLI4HUGsHAssRF

>>65486024
Brother, what? You can 3D print Polycarbonate and weld it with a soldering iron.

>>65483246
Printfags are unskilled desk jockeys who don't into machining, so of course they gravitate to "press button, get gun"

They need to save the 3d printing for their little dolls and other toys.

>>65488144
That’s a retarded way to get gyno and cancer

FRS additive is the most retarded metal 3d printing technology it is literally crashing a cnc mill so hard that you get parts somehow

>>65488199
Oh yeah ? I don’t know shit about cnc machining?

> all my grocery bags say haimer, fagor, mitutoyo, Sandvik and fanuc from trade shows

>>65488199
Chink shit CNC machines that cost less than $1,000 dollars and can cut steel, are the only thing 3D printing Melvins fear more than the female genitals. Just the same, they have about as much experience with the former as they do the latter.

30 years ago, guys started entire companies making guns using old Bridgeorts and CNC lathes they paid twice as much as you pay today on FB marketplace. These days, if you so much as suggest a barrel might be the last thing you want to 3D print, or that their gay little club drama about who did a meanie to the group think's favorite ken doll tranny, is lame, you'll get a hoard of poor dorks with slightly above average IQs makjng the attempt to "bully" you into conforming like they did.

>>65488328
This, 3D printed guns were kinda cool but for some reason these guys made a hard pivot and it became more about having sex with transgenders and sucking tranny dick than it did about engineering fire arm frames and receivers for additive home machines

>>65488387
Many such cases (all of them actually)

>>65486024
>>65488144

>friction stir welded
I do that with a bit of filament in a dremel sometimes, it's clean but soldering does make a more secure bond.

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>>65488328
>>65488387
> go have sex
> tranny
> sucking tranny dick
You seem to have only one thing on your mind. It’s long and hard and not a gun barrel.
You faggots should stop projecting this hard and finally come out of your closet.

>>65487410
I have yet to come across a 3d for one of these, just a mockup. Any suggestions? What name should I be searching under, as ryno and rhino bring up nothing.

>>65483246
>>65483151
Local Bedouins use basic bitch Carlo's as cheap, easy to manufacture singleuse guns for assassinations.

>>65488799
The dev is a cuck and won't do basic mods to make it work.
It will be forever in beta

>>65488328
>These days
WTF? Did they neutralize gun nuts by injecting trannies into the community?

>>65488799
You need to join the deterrence dispensed rocket chat, then navigate to the beta page where the latest files are pinned. You don't need to ask anybody to join or for the files, you just need to figure out a different chat ecosystem.

>>65488387
Increasing the extruded thickness of a plastic "receiver" until your gun costs as much as the real deal, isn't engineering.

>>65488773
>MY DRAMA CLUB DRAMA ISNT NOT GAY YUR GAY
Remember when the 3D prjnting community was calling some Euronigger the JFK of the gun world, penning conspiracy theories about how the Kraut gooberment "took him out", and holding candlelight vigils for a guy who died from hypertension and a life of drug abuse?

Remember when Ivan had his weekly melty because someone implied he wasn't NuJMB for using a 3D scanner to create 3D models of old firearm receivers? And then he made a gay YouTube channel to own the hatters, and it just cemented he knew literally nothing he was talking about because he didn't have anything past a highschool deploma?

Remember Cody Wilson going from a 3DP pariah, to proverbial satan because he sold a CNC machine you faggots couldn't afford?

>>65489316
did additive manufacture touch you as a child? i can understand being a luddite because you are a trained machinist, or being annoyed at all the "ghost gun" rhetoric surrounding 3dpg bringing attention and legislation to home building that previously flew under the radar. but there are new designs proliferating, and while most of the options are clunky pipeguns currently, they keep getting better. it's another way to make guns, one that lowers the initial investment in time and tooling significantly. you can just ignore the social aspects you don't agree with rather than ceding a technology to them.

>>65489400
I'm not reading your gay little essay, Ivan. You're not an engineer, and your gaggle of butt buddies still haven't and never will solve the ammo equation.

>>65483151
What can i make with common tools and a legit drill press? I make knives so i have knife making type tools

>>65489744
first thing that springs to mind is an 80% ar with a cheap drill jig, you could also finish an 80% giesler 80% pistol frame easily. are you including a 3d printer in the equation?

>>65489400
>3dpg bringing attention and legislation to home building that previously flew under the radar.
Luckily personal manufacturing of firearms has been held as a constitutionally protected activity with a historical lineage for all US history. Same ruling that 80% are not firearms.

>>65489744
What do you want to make? Basically anything can be made if you can weld, hacksaw and drill. 80% projects are straightforward as you drill specific holes and mill out pockets.

AR15 and glock clones are the most common. But there's lots more like 10/22, 1911 frames and more. Lots of blackpowder kits are sold too.

>decide what you want
>open wallet
>receive the parts and materials you ordered
>follow instructions or figure it out
>be somewhat concered with the force necessary to insert friction pins
>have working firearm

>>65489744
One word
>Luty

>>65489316
Wow dude, sorry if I hurt your feelings.

>>65489316
I mean at least they know how to use push pull in fusion?

>>65489400
> trained machinist

How many zyns , empty beers and divorces until I’m a real machinist mister!?

>>65490370
17 states still disagree to varying degrees, and last I heard there was no way to privately make a gun in california, you need to be licensed as a manufacturer. but Cody set a solid precedent there.

>>65490434
the implication was someone who derived a majority of their income from machining

>>65490636
So anyone unemployed with a bench grinder? Who wire wheeled the flash rust off of something they got off the side of the rod and sold?

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>>65490758
i didn't know your autism was so severe sieg, or maybe you just wanted a gold star for owning a mill?

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Has anyone complete the Longpoint or another receiver for the HiPoint 995, et al?

I want to turn those cheap ass EGP kits into functioning blasters again

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Don't mind me, just dropping by with some Sieg repellant.

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>>65493048
Last I heard they shelved it because there was too much variance gun to gun and they couldn't get it to work reliably even with shifted pin options. Your best bet currently is to wait for a kit with a cut receiver and whittle or print a replacement for the missing sectionon. It's been quite a while since I've seen one of those up though, maybe someone told the guy destroying them like that to cut it out.

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>>65493048
>Has anyone complete the Longpoint or another receiver for the HiPoint 995, et al?

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anything new out there? since that atlas fag nuked fosscad there isn't a good spot to keep up with releases.

Where can I find the 3d printing files of a luger or the C96 mauser replica FOR FREE.
I want to build a 1:1 toy replica that has all the moving parts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX5jzmxTbJU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubvfYMNQIig

>>65496844
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-luger-modified-50107

https://odysee.com/@FirearmReferenceModels:6/Mauser-M712---C96-full-assembly:d

maybe

>>65484298
>>for now
anon...gun cad is on twitter and youtube rn, torrent oddsea and gunad index all exist. the signal quite litterally cannot stop, unironically machineguns will be legal before 3d printed guns cease. if you wanna contribute to the proliferation of printed guns make them and post them or at least post progun ideals outside of a Mongolian basket weaving forum

>>65497116
youtube that will change their rules, not publish those changes, then strike videos in violation of them that were deleted years ago? guncadindex is an external search for odysey, people can delete things and i've never been able to get lbry to recover them. odysey could go dark and lose everything there. spreading locations of the files is what keeps them available, if op wants to do that great, if you want to focus on propaganda to get more people involved that's great too.

>>65496709
>atlas fag nuked fosscad
QRD?

>>65487144
soịbean redditards orgasm when they see ugly clunky plastic nerf guns with cringey names like "le fuck gun control 9 :)"
Its infantile

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>>65500421
The guy making the mbar is a noxious report troll and probably has a personality disorder, keep him away from any community you can.
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/small-business-spotlight-atlas-engineering-44822989

>>65487396
>>you can buy $300 in parts and print your own receiver
I've bought kits for $50 shipped and turned them back into guns, my last ar was $100 with $20 shipping split with a $50 kit, granted it's awful.

Anyone knows what happened with the guy making the pump action bp gun? If i not remember wrong the rifle has his own diy barrel and printed ammo, now the project seems lost or im dumb to find it

>>65505113
https://odysee.com/@SuckboyTony:2?view=home
now that I think of it he may have never released the files.

>>65505396
Thanks for the info, i was hoping for a beta release floating somewhere, it seems that tony got his ass againt the wall, on my freetime i gonna try take the cad breakdown video to make with ai some parts and make a basic mockup to at least start on, maybe it can gets the attention of some 3dp group to finish it

>>65505686
i'm not sure if he's affiliated with any of the groups, never saw him in dd or blc but he's done an interview or two, there might be some info in those.

>>65500790
What a piece of shit.

>>65489316
>going from a 3DP pariah, to proverbial satan
So they always hated him?

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I made my own longer barrel version of the ryno because I liked the design but didn't want a chode gun. It's technically a blank gun for obscure legal reasons and usually gets through 5/6 shots in a cylinder

>>65506471
How good it can holds all pla+ chamber on 22s?

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>>65506722
it's going to depend on your ammo choice, your pla+ quality, your print settings. standard .22lr will get through about a dozen rounds out of a "good" quality cylinder, after that the chances of it popping start to increase. if you use homemade ammo, yellow red or purple ramset blanks will probably burst it. if you use .22 shorts they hold up pretty well.

here's a half lined one that failed

>Had my first catastrophic failure on a rhyno, on my 4th cylinder of 22lr Winchester. I do believe these are a hugher grain of 22lr which is probably the issue. I got the inserts that go about halfway through the cylinder and it blew up right at the end of the insert so I'm thinking about doing the full length inserts

>>65506830
Thanks for the experience, no toughpla on my brokeass country, esun y hyperpla to work and i guess 99 infill and a lot of hope, i think pc will outperfom pla in this types of fullprints builds but you need to have the cash for the heated enclosure for the pc capability, if theres not a cheap way to get it worked

>>65507280
5/16" or 8mm steel brake line makes cheap and easy cylinder inserts and significantly increases survivability of the cylinder.

He was always a bit disagreeable, with an obvious mental disorder, the firearm community is intensely critical of each other, and he really sealed the deal when he started doxxing people with lawsuits.

>>65508765
Meant for
>>65506415

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so what's the best .22 can to print up as a goa member? i've been looking at the saturn.

>>65488328
>Chink shit CNC machines that cost less than $1,000 dollars and can cut steel
Show your steel gun parts made on a 1k CNC

>>65521204
I'll second this, I'm curious as well.

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>>65483180
Which website were these from?

>>65488328
TRVKE
>>65489089
trannies are just autists that got psyoped. of course a group of autists will be infiltrated. this plague is all over the internet.

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>>65487144
>You still have to either salvage parts from a real gun, or buy spare parts for it
Semi-auto 22lr pistols that use zero actual gun parts and only a few nuts, bolts, and springs (apart from the barrel that still needs ECM to DIY) are pretty common by now. Print them with good filament and they're basically as tough and reliable as a regular pistol.

>>65525423
>22lr pistols that use zero actual gun parts
could u give some examples or possibly even link some files please?

>>65525604
haven't heard of odysee or the guncad index? even though they've already been mentioned?
if you were to go to the index and search diy .22 there would be quite a few, one of which would be the sy22. that download would contain files for the compact version pictured there.

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>>65525423
there's a .380 based on that design in open beta, i haven't had time to finish one but i've seen video of them firing.
https://odysee.com/@Sgt.Butters:9/Open-Beta-(v0.91):5

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Online there is all the knowledge needed to build the tools(lathes included) youd need to mass produce ak47s

How hard is it to design stuff, or at least take something existing and modify the .stl? I found a handguard print for my MDRx and I really like it, but there are a couple changes I want to make it, such as the grip a little longer in one spot and less of an angle in another. I have no experience in this kind of thing.

>>65531747
i have good luck modifying .stls in orca slicer, using the cut tool to separate areas, resizing, adding negative spaces. most of the other devs think i'm crazy, but none of the cad software i've tried appeals to me and i can do most of what i want in slicer.

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Anyone have any good ideas for future proofing new designs so that they can't be detected by antigun printer software?

>>65535341
First of all we have to know what anti gun printer software is looking for and how it works.
Are those laws out yet? What exactly is the wording?
As I see it an printer is just a stupid machine that executes code. There is no CNC machine that refuses to create gun parts. As long as there are open source slicers we should be fine.
Unless you’re sitting in a walled garden. But bamboo-fags deserve a fate worse than death anyway.

is there a 'getting started' video or infog for what kinda printer/materials I need to start printing frt?

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>>65535871
https://ctrlpew.com/
it's so good he's currently being sued by california.

>>65536159
thank you

has anyone here used the ender 3 for prints? lots of cheap ones near me

>>65536344
It was the standard, but there are so many around cheap because they are kind of obsolete at this point. If you want to deal with some trouble shooting they'll still work, it's just that newer printers are faster, smoother and require less effort.

>>65535601
Printers and cnc are fundamentally the same tech lol going to interesting. It is GCode + motors.

>>65536344
>>65537837
Converting into other types of machines. Seems to be viable. Impressive videos and lots of potential if an ender 3 moment in china happens with this. Thid cuts any metal including titanium


https://github.com/Almostcompletedprojects/EnderSpark

>>65484706
You can print a reamer in metal and make a kiln out of paint cans, plaster and propane tanks.
I'm looking into homebrew EDM/ECM now. I definitely do not have the makings of a varsity electrical engineer.

>>65536344
Anon i am begging you do not buy a used ender 3. It will make the experience much worse, learning will be a pain, you will get frustrated and probably drop the hobby.

A lot of good projects have been developed and built on ender 3s but modern printers are in another league. If you want "3d printer" to be the hobby sure. But if you want it to be a tool for other things like building guns save up a few more weeks and buy a corexy enclosed printer from any of the big brands. Trade money for convenience in this instance i promise its worth it.

>>65542498
print a reamer? something that will cut a chamber on a gun barrel? how much would that printer cost?

>>65488199
I can into machining, I don't have 10s of thousands of dollars to drop on a knee mill and a lathe, plus all of the tooling. $300 for a printer and I've put together some pretty decent and fun firearms. I'm eaiting for the desktop CNCs to mature a bit more and come down in price and I'll probably migrate to that for frames/receivers. That being said, 3d printing keeps advancing at a rapid pace with polymers and printers to the point where I wouldn't be surprised if we reached parity with injection molded parts in the next few years.

For the people who talk about casting, get back to me when you've actually successfully made a reciver from investment casting.

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>>65483180
>https://archive.org/details/@warrior_resources

based

these threads are really really rough...
>chamber reamers is the barrier
>3d printing is too easy
>I'm looking into homebrew EDM/ECM now. I definitely do not have the makings of a varsity electrical engineer.
^ can you kill yourself?

>>65507332
>>65507280
>>65506830
IME the fully plastic ones are more reliable with the action of the gun (less likely for it to pop open on firing) but crappier over time while the steel ones are more rugged. Granted both types are going to fail eventually just because it's still a plastic revolver cylinder at the end of the day.

>>65531168
Show us your lathed AKs then machinist boy

So other than the rhyno which is known to have popping cylinders is there info out there about the failure rates of different 3d printed guns?

Obviously it's gonna depend on the materials and whatnot but has someone out there taken, like, an FCG or an urutau or one of the 22 semi autos and just shot it until it breaks for the sake of science?

>>65552182
urutau bolts tend to break, but everything in the gatalog has been beta tested, fired by multiple builders over a thousand times before they passed beta and were released. peoples' do break from mistreatment, age or error, but they tend to just reprint the failed part, there use to be posts of that on the fosscad r*ddit. come to think of it there might be archive records of that on the guncad index. some european government group tested a seized "not particularly well built" fgc9 and it fired over 2000, anyone doing a burndown for views tends to melt the plastic and cause failures.

>>65551790
>chamber reamers is the barrier
are they? I mean a 10mm reamer should do a "good enough" job for a 9mm para chamber. If you got access to a small hobby lathe and mill or you know a guy that has a machine shop, you could make a simple D reamer for the desired calibre. Not an expert, but that should be doable. Probably not on an industrial scale, but good enough for the hobby diy guy.

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>>65552374
so i was the one who originally stated he was working on a way with printing to do a sort of functional maybe ecmed, maybe disposable plastic liner, barrel for bottle necked rounds. my goals are to not require any complicated or specialty tooling, i know you can just get chamber reamers and rifling buttons in the US, or theoretically make your own, but that's not what i'm trying to do. rifling buttons are pretty easy to make though. there are instructions in the TM-21-210 for a 7.62 pipe gun so its sort of been done, pretty counter intuitive that that would function as described, but those guys knew what they were doing.

>>65551790
>no fun allowed
Why are you here dude?

I know this doesn't necessarily fit in here, but there's a way to circumvent legislation even further and to help the cucked to obtain deadly funs without breaking laws. I'm talking about electric slings. It's a machine which accelerates the projectile in a circular path and releases the projectile when a certain speed has been reached and when the projectile reaches the releasing point. You can 3d print most parts and use something like a car battery to power the action. Or in the case of home defense, electric outlet. It doesn't do the boom but considering that reaching speeds of some 300m/s is only a matter of waiting around 5 seconds before releasing. If you did that with a projectile weighing around 10 grams, It's about as deadly as a 9mm firearm. It has no pressure bearing parts so sourcing parts is easier than with firearms.

>>65553582
How's the aim on that? Could you spin up multiple projects at the same time? Like when you would flip off the saftey you'd hit the start button, but that prep time would really hamper it as a defensive weapon. Cool scifi idea though, guys running around with guns that looked like big retractable dog leashes would be a vibe.

>>65553844
I did some AI assisted physics math earlier and it does seem like electronic sings are a thing. How you want to go go about it is a design and engineering choice. But it would seem you could shoot multiple projectiles from a device after a period of accelerating them. You know, by video game logic of accelerating the projectile before releasing it. There's many ways to go about accelerating them, but I would split them into two categories: rails and arms/strings. Rails would be projectile traveling through a circle path over a metal surface and arms would be a physical arm or substitute for an arm which keeps the object attached while the acceleration happens.

The question isn't as much about if you could accelerate a projectile to such velocities, it's more about how to contain it prior to release.

As for the aim, that really comes down to timing of the release. if you're smart you do it mechanically, meaning its always facing true forward.
But it does seem MATHEMATICALLY possible to accelerate an object, electronically, to a similar point to a bullet.

>>65553844
>>65554287
As for multiple objects. Assume the following setup: you have an electric engine with arms pointing outwards. Each arm has a mechanism for releasing it's contents mechanically. You arm each arm with a projectile and accelerate them to desired velocity. Then you trigger the relase mechanism. Depending on your system, you output some 15 projectiles at once, at roughly 300 m/s.

It does seem like something worth exploring. As for me, I don't have the time right now to really dwelve in this. But. It's something to consider for those who want to fuck with legislation. Because this isn't illegal.

>>65552374
>>65552610
9mm no reamer or button alr got solved 5 years ago with the fgc. if you mean about bottlenecked cartridges, figure out a way to make the bolt and breech block first. reamers are widely available worldwide.
those two parts i dont see EDM helping.

>>65554354
There are a few options for actions being tossed around that would work with very little modification from commonly available parts, simple blow back, interrupted thread, a tri lug system made from a standard bolt. A revolver setup that could handle the chamber pressure is possible if bulky, having a correct chamber for a rifle round without using any gun specific parts or tooling is my issue even if you can easily get chamber reamers.

>>65500790
lol reddit
>>65506407
well ya, he is on reddit

>>65556127
why is that a priority for you? to make a chamber without a $100 reamer? maybe it is something monitiored by LE in certain regions, maybe. there are ways to mitigate that of course.
is it cool, but completely secondary.
i must say i also thought of interuptted threads and it is romantic idea. it even solves pre-extraction. the question is then how can you source pipe thick as usual 308 barrels with <.308 through-bore? no one wants a x39 boltie.
the breech block is actually a much easier problem once that is solved.
any machinist will know exactly what youre doing ordering a 30mm wide 5mm through pipe.

>>65483246
If you want the good thermoplastics you will need a press the size of your average kitchen. Hand poured shit is going to be as brittle as printed stuff.

>>65558364
Future proofing, cost, the fun of total diy. The point of this, for me at least, is cheaper, easier and better. But I'll settle for cheap and worse as a starting point.

>>65560619
Future proofing is a big deal, 20 uears ago I could have anything except a serialized receiver shipped to my door in CA. Now nearly every part of a firearm is regulated. Thankfully I left CA, but the list of prohibited states for most firearm parts I buy keeps growing bigger every year. I could easily see tools that are specific to firearms manufacturing being prohibited in states that have prohibited the unlicensed manufacture of firearms.

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>>65483239
Shut up, fed scum.

>>65489585
Holy fuck you really are a gay retarded nigger

>>65490428
why use Fusion when FreeCad exists?
c'mon, sell me on it salesman.

>>65580048
i don't like freecad, fusion didn't appeal to me either, i just use a slicer to make stuff.

>>65580048
For dumdums like me fusion is a lot easier and more intuitive. I don't know what the benefit of freecad is, I assume it's more precise and more capable of designing complex assemblies, but I'm happy with a .1mm tolerance since I'm just 3d printing and using SCS.

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Lookie here.

I gave one good look at the 3d subcompacts and decided they're complete shit.

So I googled a bunch of guns and found the Detonics Gladiator 6x9 GRIM.

And I figured it would be a great 22(because the 3d 22s are massive and absolutely shit). So I designed a clone. I designed one version yesterday to see if it was doable in blender and today I designed it with the correct dimensions.

The shell is still kinda funky and it lacks the latch mechanism. But that's not really the point.

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>>65584469
i wonder if you could get that to share a spring?

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>>65584899
That would be great. I just don't know how to go about it. Apparently the guys at Detonics couldn't figure it out either. Here's a video compilation of their design process for their .45

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L17YADMozBE

You can see that they use a spring for each hammer.
I think that if the hammers share a spring there's a possibility of all hammers hitting the primers.

I saw a video of their assembly line but I can't find it anymore. Based on what I've seen so far, I'm fairly sure they just pack springs in that thing. I could be wrong and maybe all it takes is some fiddling. If it can be done, that would save around 2cm of space.

The first model I made had torsion springs but I quickly figured they wouldn't provide enough force to set off the primers. They would also offset the hammers, which wouldn't work if the hammers were to directly hit the primers. The mechanical parts of this model has been designed to be fabricated out of 2mm steel. If anything, I wouldn't be so much worried about the amount of springs. I would worry about the joints connecting the springs to the hammers. Right now they're angled and require an M2 screw to connect. That's a weak point.

Now that I think about it, maybe the hammers can have an arc shape instead of a joint.

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>>65584970
...Something along these lines.

>>65585055
Isn't the point of the ratchet thing and the separate offset hammers to allow each barrel to be fired one after the other without recocking the hammer each time? This seems like a downgrade, plus that bottom one doesn't look like it will have enough energy to even set off a primer without a really stiff spring.

>>65585061
i was under the impression that it was double action
>>65584899
here i was imagining a moving plate, with guide holes for the hammer ends to sit in that was powered by a single, or pair of springs. springs being the biggest issue when i'm building or designing craft built guns.

>>65584479
Why is this in commie units sonny

>>65585846
Is it not obvious? Because I'm a commie. And because the US measuring units are fucked and it's going to take some math wizardry to scale models. With metrics you just... drop zeroes off. Which is convenient when working with blender because working in millimeters fucks with your camera view.

>>65585061
It is double action. The image with all of the hammers set is just to demonstrate the path which back of the hammer travels and interacts with the single spring. Assume each hammer is moved by the ratchet mechanism. They will each interact with the spring.

I don't have engineering training, so some basic engineering principles might be missing here but I do understand enough of it to say that 3d printing in this specific demonstration would be only for the outer shell. I have no prior training, but I'm giving this a shot. The pressure bearing and mechanical parts would be made of stock 2mm steel as to give this weapon durability and decrease it's size. They're designed in such way that ideally you could just print a plastic version, model it onto your stock steel and cut the shapes out with a dremel. I feel like a spring for each hammer is necessary but I did this change just to try it out.

Hammers arcing backwards over the traveling path would be ideal because it wouldn't require any moving parts. You know, joints. But as you can see, shape of the arc is wrong when taking account direction of travel. And there's no space for it.

As for the lowest hammer's force not being able to set off the primer. I believe you're right. I'm open for ideas.

>>65585891
There's a mentally retarded way to do this 6 shot system with just a 3d printer.
You know, in case this is too complex for what it is.

You would have 6 strikers, one for each barrel. With probably springs behind them.

You would have a block of plastic stopping them. Just directly in front of them. This block of plastic would have spring below it. The top of the plastic block would have a groove on it, as to enable firing one side at a time. The block of plastic would have a set of teeth on it, which the trigger would interact with. The trigger would push this block of plastic downward, which would release the strikers one by one.

You would also have a charging handle, which would charge all the strikers at once. Once they're charged, the block of plastic would spring upward and block their path.

It's not very space efficient, it would need a rather long body to store the springs and the block, but it's incredibly simple.

I'm going to model a visual demo just to compare it with the previous model.

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>>65585919
Something along these lines.

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>>65585951
Here's the block from back. This block has a notch on it to allow firing first the left side and then the right side.

>>65585856
>working with blender
Out of curiousity, why don't you use a CAD software like SW, Catia or FreeCAD? Using Blender for this looks like a chore.

>>65584469
the three springs seem to be overkill. Why don't you go with a sort of ratchet/clockwork design.
Something like this:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_rhPPIqtKY
you just have to figure out how to implement the DA feature.

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>>65586056
I've not had the time to learn a CAD software since I can't really use it for anything else.

I fitted everything together.

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>>65586174
Note how the blocker looks after firing one round.

And that's basically it.

>>65531162
Yeah, it works, needs some refining. Works tho. I built the 9x18. Broke 3 hammers then made one out of Nylon and it's good so far. Springs need to be played around with to get it cycling.

>>65483151
Interest bump.

>>65483151
Quality bait, but no

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Anyone know if there are files available for this barrel?

>>65483427
Don't forget using Legos to make a lower.

>>65485277
For me it's the FOSSMG9 "boom box".

>>65487410
Did they ever release that or is it still only in beta?

>>65488199
I've done machining. I prefer doing 3D printing.

>>65489316
>Remember Cody Wilson going from a 3DP pariah, to proverbial satan because he sold a CNC machine you faggots couldn't afford?
No, but I remember him fleeing to Taiwan because he fucked an underage hooker. I lived in Taiwan for most of the last 20 years. He's literally the only foreigner I ever heard of who got extradited from Taiwan. I used to hang out with an ex-cop who worked as an informant, finding out when criminal foreigners hiding in Taiwan were going on vacation to, e.g., Thailand or Vietnam, so that he could inform their governments and get paid a reward when they were captured and extradited home to face trial, because Taiwan wouldn't extradite rapists or drug dealers to their home countries unless that home country was one of the dozen-ish that still recognize Taiwan as a legitimate government. That's how "fuck you for recognizing China instead of us" Taiwan is.

>>65500790
Can't really blame him, the Reddit 3DP people are toxic as fuck. I've literally gone through this twice on their little "subs":
>"Someone in China copied the idea I released and is selling it! Brigade the fuck out of them!!!!!!"
Did you patent it?
>"Noooo of course not patents are evil!!!!"
Did they use your STLs?
>"No, they just copied my IDEA without crediting me!!!!"
So the fuck what? They aren't violating your copyright, your patent, or even any trademark. Why the fuck do you think you have an IP right against their product?
>"Fuck you, man!!!!!!!! That idea was MINE!!!!!!"

Meanwhile, try to make money off your complicated hard to make files and they throw a shitfit over that too. Or make free historically accurate STLs for a half-assed design someone else put out, which can be substituted for the half-assed parts, and they throw a shitfit over that.

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Looks like they got the php patched

>>65483151
Spoonfeed me. What's the best for killing mod faggots?

>>65602165
I love bunnygirls.

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What's the hottest that a 22LR barrel could get from sustained FRT fire? Say, multiple 30-round mag dumps? At the chamber since that's gonna be the hottest? Assume a 10/22. I'm trying to pick a polymer for this.

vidunrelated

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>>65601127
>"No, they just copied my IDEA without crediting me!!!!"
one would think that they would wise up to this shit and not post anything truly novel on the internet without protecting themselves.
h*ffman and his consequences have been a disaster for the gun race.

>>65604960
The thing is, what they did wasn't actually novel anyway. It was just gimmicky. And so they were pissed off about not getting "credit" even more than they were pissed off that someone was making money off "their idea".

>>65604960
>h*ffman and his consequences have been a disaster
BTW, I don't know what this means. I do think that all the idiots who are all about "FOSS" (both software and gunprinting stuff) are complete fucking morons, though. I truly loathe Richard Stallman -- "patents are evil! but it's ok to abuse copyright licensing terms to try to force companies to make their own software public and free!"

>>65483151

very slow on the draw there glownigger
you can CAD prompt this stuff nowadays

>>65601127
>Taiwan wouldn't extradite rapists or drug dealers to their home countries unless that home country was one of the dozen-ish that still recognize Taiwan as a legitimate government. That's how "fuck you for recognizing China instead of us" Taiwan is.
Lol, ok Chang. Why would Taiwan, or any country anywhere, extradite someone to a country they don't have an extradition treaty with? And how could they have an extradition treaty with a state that doesn't recognise their statehood and ability to enter treaties? This is a really fucking weird take by you.

>>65607230
>Lol, ok Chang. Why would Taiwan, or any country anywhere, extradite someone to a country they don't have an extradition treaty with?
Why wouldn't they? Do you think Taiwan WANTS foreign criminals to use its territory as a safe haven?

And Cody Wilson's extradition to the United States is a prima facie example of them doing it when they feel like doing it.

> And how could they have an extradition treaty with a state that doesn't recognise their statehood and ability to enter treaties?
Taiwan is a signatory to a lot of treaties. They just threw a tantrum over the extradition ones as a way to tell foreign governments "fuck you!"

> This is a really fucking weird take by you.
Apparently you aren't a lawyer at all, much less one with some background in international law.

>>65604673
Not a lot of data on that, fast semi auto usually maxes out at warm to the touch, but if you're rippin bricks it might get hot.

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>>65483151
does anyone have a leverage pin file for AT styled buttstocks?

Printed pic related out recently and hate this screw in type pin for adjustment. If not, Im willing to start over and print a different model buttstock that already has that kind of leveraging adjustment already