Caliburn Nerf Blaster | Build Guide
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- Step-by-step build guide to assemble your own Caliburn nerf blaster by captainslug.
Stuart has built literally hundreds of Caliburns at Frontline Foam. Follow along as he gives his advice on how to get the best performance out of your Caliburn.
The Caliburn is a great design, high-performing, very customizable platform for advanced nerfers and those just getting into nerf.
The Caliburn is one of the easier blasters to assemble. The difficulty does go up depending on your upgrades, but keeping things default will be a pretty basic build.
You can also upgrade your Caliburn after-the-fact by ordering machined internals and other addons if you'd like.
Please reach out to us anytime with questions! support@frontlinefoam.com
Design by Captain Slug
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Links to Caliburn stuff:
Caliburn Printed Parts: frontlinefoam....
Caliburn Hardware: frontlinefoam....
Files by Captain Slug to print your own: www.thingivers...
Impressive video, you did the best and better explained tutorial that I ever seen. Thank you.
Thank you! This is a super helpful guide and well produced. I’ve been waiting for an in-depth caliburn take-down and maintenance video for a while now, and this covered all the bases and then some.
Guys, for pressing the ram into the ram base, a bar clamp works great. Just line it up and squeeze hard and usually it gives you enough force to press it in.
And to add onto Eric barnett's comment, a mechanics tip about installing bearings also work. If you have to fit something over another peice, heat up the piece that's going on the outside. If it's a peice that has to go on the inside ( like what you have to do here) you can cool down the aluminum (or freeze it for better effect) and it will shrink the metal enough to slid in and when it warms up it will expand to its original size. This process won't hurt the metal and you won't have to press it in or at the very least no be as difficult.
How does this only have 5 likes this channel should be way more popular. Its so great!
100% infill resin 3d printed Caliburn, it's stupid heavy but hits diff with the k14
try full aluminium hard core DMR!!
Thanks for this video! I own a Caliburn (and you're building another for me in the queue!), but this video was great to help me understand how it all goes together and tips for assembly. Really appreciate the knowledge dump!!
Thanks so much this made making it so easy
Holy Batman, I think this is exactly my blaster that I have ordered a few weeks ago (black / dark red)! If this is true, this makes it even more awesome :D Thanks for sharing and the great blaster!
i also ordered a black and dark red..but i ordered all the upgraded metal parts in mine, also mine is supposed to be the U-version. However its odd because i just got a shipping label sent to my email today. Hopefully they arent confusing our orders XD
@@GrandmasterHobbyist Congrats for your purchase! Unfortunately I did miss the possibility to upgrade. It's a good choice!
It very well could be your blaster in the video. Stuart uses customer's blasters when he films these.
This channel is so helpful
In case ya'll didn't see the description, you can get the parts and/or hardware to follow along with Stuart here:
Files: frontlinefoam.com/free-stl-file-download/
Hardware - frontlinefoam.com/product/caliburn-hardware-kit-s/
Prints - frontlinefoam.com/product/caliburn-3d-printed-parts/
does this apply to the worker version?
@frontline foam
What 3D printer would I need to print these parts
Basically any, I made one on a Creality Ender 3 which is about as cheap of a printer as you can get at $180 and it came out perfect.
(Edit) just checked and the Ender 3 is actually $160.
@@carson5998 ı just buyed one first thing came in to my mind
I've got a sidewinder X1 (for the larger print bed) but an ender 3 is like sub 200$ and will work great
Can we please get a guide of how to install the door shroud, railgasm, stampede ect? And the adjustable stock
If you look at the rods at 5:24 you just slide the doom or railgasm over the rods and the rmax or stampede slide over the railgasm or doom shroud.
Yo, quick question, since we didn't get to see the ramrod be inserted into the ramrod base, I'm not sure how far to push it in. I can't quite tell from the vid. Is the goal to tap it flush, or leave a gap for the air to funnel in?
I just got an Ender 3 pro and am thinking of taking the leap and printing one out and buying a hardware kit instead of splashing money on a pre-built one....hmmm
you should go for it
I like to build them just because it is something to do
Can't you screw the priming bars onto the handle before you slide the handle on?
I was stupid and I tried to assemble it without grease, which caused the o-rings to not slide properly and after a few dry pumps it ended up breaking some of the 3d prints.
The stock rod on my caliburn is wobbling because my long screw is loose any idea why
Because the long screw is loose
Will this guide work with the Worker kit? A friend purchased it for me and the instructions aren't very good
WHERE DO I GET THE CLIP
How long is the spacer tubing?
How much FPS did you get on the stock Caliburn with no modifications?
Around 120-150FPS.
Would you recomend building a caliburn from PETG?
PETG is a better material for things like this because of it's ductility, this means it is harder to crack. Personally, I would recommend PETG over PLA because it will be more durable, just adjust the settings on your slicer to accommodate for PETG.
PETG is technically more durable, but PLA has worked well for us so far, especially if you reinforce the magwell with the coupler inserts. PLA is easier to print in as well.