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May I ask why?

"What it takes" by Adelitas Way

@@ideas-y4p ah, it sounded like a sped up version of worst mistakes lmao

Thx!

Nz

are gun laws different there cause right now in aus we having a bunch of 3d printed guns that can fire there called ghost guns

@@solar7554The laws are pretty strict but confusing in a way, theres been news about 3d printed guns, which are illegal if you make it usable, but not illegal if it cant be made into a working firearm, its a law in progress right now, so im just gonna have to wait till they make it an official law

Plastic

Ender 3 v2

With Lego you would have to expand it more, but it consists of a slide hook and frame hook, the slide hook stays until the frame hook is released from a slider connected underneath the trigger, then once release the slide hook drags the slide to the end until it reaches the end and then flops back down, letting the slide return, repeating the process

so sort of like a double action hammer mixed with an open bolt sear? almost reminds me of a pistol driven function, very neat design! is it of your own creation, im very curious :3

@@ASHHWolfin yes, i designed the mechanics myself

that's amazing man, such a simple yet ingenious design I'll be sure to credit you whenever i post a project i make with such a mechanism, thanks again!

@@ASHHWolfin Thanks happy that you like the model

I should've left a link to that in the description below

Don't worry, I'm in NZ not the best place for gun laws, but have done my research in doing everything to not break the laws

​@@ideas-y4p im in australia and i wish i could just have a 3d print that i could disassemble but between the laws saying any replica is illegal and vague laws around having 3d models its probably just not worth the risk :(

@@keystrokecascade gotta love unnecessary government overreach. This is why we should’ve never given up our gun rights to begin with. Now look at us,we can’t even own replica guns, the government does whatever the fuck they want to us and we can’t do shit about it.

I'll make a g26x frame when I get the time

Ok

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Ender 3 v2

@ thanks

That is a high possiblity, but it is still fixable, you just need to remove anything that could cause large amounts of friction, and then sand it smooth Edit: also applying some lubricant gel or some oil would help a lot

@@ideas-y4p That helps. I think I’ll just reprint the frame in higher quality, because the one I printed in low quality the slot for the blowback pieces is mostly messed up

@@Mountainman8131 I wish you the best of luck for the new frame!

@@ideas-y4p Thx bro!

@@Mountainman8131 if you are following the way I insert the parts shown, then you might want to check for any supports or misprint within the frames blowback rail, usually there might be some left over supports left inside, otherwise if you slide the pieces seperatly on each side and it slides fine, then you should be fine to just jam it in

@@ideas-y4p thanks! I used my knife to remove some excess plastic from the blowback rail and I was able to get the pieces in, but do they have to slide smoothly to work?

@@Mountainman8131 yes they do have to slide quite smoothly, to do this it should be easy, you just have to sand off the top, bottom and side edges of the blowback unit which contacts the slide rail

@@ideas-y4p I actually already did this trying to get the parts in lol. Thx!

@@ideas-y4p and one more thing, do u have to print the mag with supports?

sorry, ive never released this model, i will do so now

@@ideas-y4p cool, thanks, I think it's really great what you did ;)

The ones I've listed as free should be free Edit: since I only designed one of the pistols, I cannot change the cost of any other ones as they are owned by the creators

I don't think I put it as free sorry let me check I checked and it does say paid

@@ideas-y4p are these legal bro. I wanna print the Glock.

Ender 3 v2, usually the speed counts on layer height, speed setting, and other minor factors

On my channel, you can find the tutorial which will give you all the files for free

@ideas-y4p thanks i already saw it

Sorry, this is designed to fit the blowback Glock 26 mags, but if you modified the internals I bet you could

@ okay

Yes, as soon as I'm done with my newest design next year, it will be as realistic and close to legal as can be

@@DarkestVampire92 why not use ring caps instead of a percussion cap, if you’re only using a plastic bb it won’t need much, plus a percussion cap may do abit more damage to the cylinder and frame (i may be wrong i don’t know much about cap and ball guns except for the fact they are cool as fuck)

This makes me wonder how many of the parts of an actual black powder you could 3d print, like one of those Uberti replicas

@ more than likely none, too much force being exerted on it all would be my guess, atleast with modern firearms the pressure is contained.

the kolibri one if the smallest if not the smallest gun ever made. not to mention the real version had no finger guard. I'd say in terms of size and shape its similar to the liberator pistol used in ww2

@@Graftin_yeah it’s definitely more like a liberator

damn and i though my goernment was being shitty

​@@ideas-y4p Yeah we have some people in a worse spot than Tommy Robinson, better times are coming. Cheers!

NZ

Glad you liked it!

I'll try do it without breaking my countries laws