You sound like you already know what you're doing. Is it updated or finished?!? I need to see🧐😝 Don't wait on anyone... Just do it yourself. Have that faith in yourself yo😎 I'm already trying to devise a way to put a pin through the side of the barrel connected to the launcher plate, to pull the charger back, instead of using the plunger to prime it. Never wait for no one else if you gots a good idea.

Try different stiffness. You should be able to find wires that are same size/gauge but have more/less springy.

A few people have mentioned something like this; I recently updated the trigger to have a shorter pull the sear design has not changed.

Uh sounds like it might be a more general printer issue, that part is a simple octagon for the most part. If it’s peeling from the bed into a blob it’s a bed adhesion problem - usually stringing is a more likely symptom of bad retraction settings

I know, late to the party. I was having issues with them too, but then I started using glue sticks and everything prints perfect. The biggest struggle I've had since is the mid stock warping or not printing correctly. I stood it up on the end where the grip attaches and it prints great every time. Haven't noticed the change in layer direction to affect strength at all. I flip the forestock upside down and it does well too. Printing on their sides always gave me warping issues

I had to find mine on Grainger if you want them all the same and the "cheese head slot" style like he has. The problem is it's only available in bulk, had to buy like 100 packs lol but at least I have enough to make as many as I want for friends!

i would go to lowes/home depot and look for a box of assorted small springs. It comes with both compression and extension springs. It has many sizes in them, just try a few of them and see what will fit.

@@mikeperry4262 thanks, it takes me like 3 peen springs to get good pressure p

@@ryantyndall412 Mc-master # 9637K75 then cut to length

Update: The new v3 Mid Stock worked better with the extra meat for the grip stock screw, but I ran into a new problem I'm hoping to solve. I did 18% infill on the mid stock...but this time the mid stock was so brittle I was able to crush and break it in my bare hand. Not sure if it's the new stock's orientation (some of the print striations on this print look very different) on my printer, or if I did 30% infill in previous stocks and I did 18% this time...I'll keep at it.

Check you are printing the right mid section, you could be accidentally using too long a screw

Sorry just read your reply. Yes the issue is the old mid was too short for that length of screw so you just ended up screwing up into the plastic. The infill needs to be pretty high for the handles, but even 18% should not crumble for the midsection, you may be having printer/plastic issues

Have certainly thought about it! There is a few places where that would probably help, but half the screws are acting as something’s axis :p probably would be better off adding hex nuts instead

Unless I am missing something, the depth should be of the holes in the grip + the thickness of the butt cap, hence the 30mm screws should fit fine?

They worked fine for me

Same problem here

Ender 3

Ender 3. Don't waste money on ender 3 pro or ender 3 v2. Ender 3 with some simple print upgrades will get you going hard. You can find open box basically new Ender 3s on eBay for $140.

Check out these guys! www.etsy.com/au/listing/1072349448/nerf-flintlock-blaster-prints-only?

@@carnyrex1872 that seems to be out of stock. Do the people at the shop still make those?

@@grahamturner2640 you'd have to check in with the emails I put in the video description.

Friction! Same way real ones do :P

I haven’t, would recommend trying PETG first though

try taking it slow and making sure everything is secure before moving to the bext part of installing it

Use a flathead screw driver or something similar to hold the spring into a compressed position.

Ok you'll need 2 springs for this to work. Take the first spring, and a hammer and smash it until it's super flat and not a spring anymore. Then you throw that one away and apply a small bit of super glue to the bottom of the 2nd spring and throw that bad boi in there.

Check video description, I give a few links to people who are making this and my other designs on commission.

@@carnyrex1872 I tried the link and it just directs to FB. No specific page or anything.

Hey hey hey calm down there sparky. 😝😝😝 No need in hogging all the awesomeness!! If he wants to sell the files... thank God cause it's gonna save me so much on Christmas presents this year😝🤣😝