What an amazing intelligent design! So cool. I love the blow back design and how you incorporated that into the print! Wish I could see more 3d prints to reduce the need for actual springs, or have more commonly findable springs for the system as a "standard". That is brilliant!!
woah , as some one who made a blowback function for a titanfall smart pistol replica with no prior gun knowledge or engineering , i got to say im super impressed that you made it have blowback on the 1911 and shell ejection , only thing id really have to say is i highly recommend using springs over rubber bands
@@zvc_3DPrint oh trust me i know it took me a year to find the right balance for my blowback system , though i dont have shell ejection i can fully cycle the action as fast as i can pull the trigger
@@samphoenix1674 yep I agree I make rubber band guns and some have a blowback action and others just have internal rubber bands to make things work. I always find a way to replace the internal rubber bands with a metal spring even if the requirement is a soft action, there are a heap of springs in the world so it's just a matter of finding the right ones.
what printer do you have? consider other stuff like tightening the belts and bl touch. maybe the bed is loose like on my ender 3, I just tightened some screws and it's very good now
@@zvc_3DPrint Nice hey also I wanted to ask, are all of your models paid or are there free ones too? I really love this pistol but I can't pay for anything since I spent all of my money on filament
@@zvc_3DPrint Yea but I still can't, I might but it in the future but currently I can't. Do you have no free models? it would be pretty cool if you did.
Putting things together after printing is done is never fun and relaxing as it seems, i am sure guy in video has put this gun together a few times before this recording, not all parts will go easy in each other right after printing.
@bl4de938 I understand that, at the same time I still stand by my orginal commitment. I relax and have fun putting together lego sets, and if you have ever put some of the bigger ones together then you know it's equally as difficult as this if not more. Allow me to relax and have fun my way
Well shit. Been trying to model one of these for a long time and here you are beating me to the punch and solving all the problems i ran into. Way to go man great job keep up the good work would love to see a blowback SVD rifle :)
Great Replica, i got the blowback glock, needs a lot of polishing, but after like 2 hours of grinding this becomes one of the most satisfying prints ever, cant wait to buy this soon, also i hope you will perhaps try the GM6 Lynx as big project soon or later.
I would like to get into 3d printing but have no idea where to start. I would love to make models of all the weapons I used during my military career and have them look as realistic as possible, I’m sure it’s just a pipe dream. Great work, I’m truly envious!
@Traveller473, Don't be so sure about that, man, pipe dream is something that u can't achieve at all, while designing and 3D printing items is not rocket science, at least if you want them to just look real (and not work like real ones), I mean, I was thinking just like you couple years ago and now I'm making many things for myself and it's getting more and more easy every time to design and print smth, get yourself any good entry level printer that you can afford and just try to make some things, good place to start is something like Creality Ender 3, or Flyingbear Ghost 5/6 (6 is better out of the box, and 5 gives more opportunities to upgrade it so u will get more experience) and for 3D software Fusion 360 is nice and free for creators, plus it's much more intuitive than other 3D software (at least for me). And then u can find any information on TH-cam, how to design smth, how to print, how to setup all that stuff, everything. So if you really want to make models for yourself - you actually CAN do it, no matter how hard it looks for you now.
@Traveller473 The two Federal laws for the the US that I can think of are the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Gun Control Act of 1968. The NFA lists certain firearms that require you to register them with the IRS and paying a tax stamp before acquiring them. Not all States allow you to do this. The NFA and GCA also provide a definition of what a "firearm" "frame" or "receiver" is. And I think that these toys - due to be mechanically identical qualify as such.
@Traveller473 It is not a pipe dream 3D printing has become a lot cheaper and much more excessible than it was 5 years ago. Unfortunately 3D printers are not at the point where you can just plug them in and they are ready to go - unlike a video game console or smartphone that you setup once and it works. But if you are willing to read the manual, learn and look for advise online - TH-cam, Reddit and dedicated forums than it definitely doable. Some of the guns featured on this channel are mechanically identical and may depending on the laws of your Country or State and applicable federal laws be considered firearms. I am not a lawyer, but in the US this may only be an issue if you copy the firing mechanism and receiver.
Probably the best looking 3D printed m1911 blowback gun I’ve ever seen. And if it shot like little foam balls or something, It would be better, but still a good build. Good job 👍
The only thing I miss about this model is the trigger being set a little far forward but that is easily forgiven for the design. If I can find all the springs for it, I’m definitely printing this.
Great design, my attempted make did not function at the end of the build. I was unable to get the trigger mechanism to function properly. When it did catch the sliders inside it was unable to generate practically any tension to get it to "blowback". The hammer and trigger together work great and everything slides. If i pull the slide back and give it a light nudge it will slide back forward but I cant get the trigger to cause anything but the hammer to fall. Fortunately, I only need it for a stage prop and it does not need to fire multiple times.
If you encounter difficulties during the production process, you can record a video and send it to me. I'll help you find the problem. zvc0430@gmail.com
@@zvc_3DPrint The magazine constantly breaks, the blowback mechanism consistently does not work and the small mechanisms in the trigger on both the trigger and the sliding component have broken multiple times. I have attempted different combinations of springs, bands, and other components both sanded and raw and resin. I have attempted this build multiple times since my original comment and the best I have been able to manage is to consistently get the hammer to work and inconsistently get the slide to move half an inch. I will revise comment if I ever get it to work.
Nice color choice. It won't be too much longer before your average citizen can cheaply and easily 3D print a real one. Of course, if you know how to do sand casting then you've already got everything you need.
thats genius, how you about perfectly replicated the 'operations' (lock slide on empty mag etc), and how you have the simulated blowback with just springs (no gas)
Основеую часть напечатать из Peek пластика провильно их обработать, важные компоненты чуть пильнуть из "нужного" Алюминиевого сплава, снова чуть доделать и получился пистолет который не получится обнаружить металлодетектором, а ещë покрыть большую часть графитной краской и смазать такой же смазкой, усë стелс оружие готово
I'm trying something similar. I want to build a mini 14 cap gun that runs the supermatic strip. But I'm machining it instead of plastic and its wrecking my brain, lol
Hey, I bought the print a few days ago and I’m almost done putting it together. First off, the actual mechanism that you made for this is awesome, and the design of the gun feels perfect. But I’m having some trouble with getting the slide to return to its normal position after pulling the trigger. Any tips or suggestions?
@@zvc_3DPrintactually, my problem is now that the slide does not move at all, but the trigger and hammer work. When I pull the trigger, it’ll fire if I cocked the slide back manually. But the slide never moves by just pulling the trigger. What could be the issue? Thanks!
@@willcoffey2913 Seven minutes and 10 seconds into the thing is a demonstration of how it works. I still need one of your videos to figure out what the problem is? Send me a record of the purchase and a video of theproblem.zvc0430@gmail.com
The Tought put on that one must been a little bit of a chore. But I wood like close ups of the finish, did u add the texture or is that the resolution, from the at times the overall fit looked good, is the printer at a level that the parts look manufactured ?
i downloaded the file from your website and tried to print this few years ago, only to find out it's super hard to print all parts with sufficient accuracy to make them work (even the barrel sliding is hard to achieved…) I wish you could make the printed part a product for sale but i understand rules and regulation prohibited it, pity. otherwise superb design and printing!
This probably would cost more than a real 1911. You can get ones from turkey that are like 300 bucks. It’s such an old design that everybody can make a gun that was mild on machines over 100 years ago.
Hi I'm french in France 👍 I'm interested by a 1911gun complete kit , but the gun completely disassemble . It's possible ? How many for the 1911 gun kit twenty ACP 45 munitions and send cost ?
Hey i had a question on how you get this to work I've tried printing this multiple time's and nun of the parts namly the slide ever have the proper room in either extratort or fireing pin hole besides that even the slide won't slide back on the receiver
Question about printing Can I print all the files besides the main body on one go. Or do a bunch separate i am worried about stringing or failing prints.
Hello! I'm Kevin and I'm writing to you from Germany! I'm interested in your plastic weapons! My question is whether you also sell these weapons, and whether you can also make revolver models, revolvers with 5 cartridges, the model I'm interested in is from Nort American Arms, these are these small revolvers, hope you understand what I mean mine! And also how much it would cost! I would be very happy to receive your answer, thanks in advance!
I want to buy file. it works on P1S bambulab machine? Also if i have normal spring and then bend the tip of it and use it for the blowback will work or no?
Having built a real custom 1911, I am honestly impressed with how closely the majority of this matches the real thing. Very cool
thank u for ur support
What an amazing intelligent design! So cool. I love the blow back design and how you incorporated that into the print! Wish I could see more 3d prints to reduce the need for actual springs, or have more commonly findable springs for the system as a "standard". That is brilliant!!
thank u for ur support 😉, Minimize the use of springs as much as possible.
@@zvc_3DPrint bro can I buy the pistol
@@omanasukumaran3072 sorry only sell stl file 🙂
This is just a simple weapon. No need to exaggerate. There are hundreds of thousands of weapons that are similar, the same, or better.
@@CharaTR a weapon like a gun shoots a projectile. this is a toy
woah , as some one who made a blowback function for a titanfall smart pistol replica with no prior gun knowledge or engineering , i got to say im super impressed that you made it have blowback on the 1911 and shell ejection , only thing id really have to say is i highly recommend using springs over rubber bands
Springs are not easy to find the right size. Need to stretch a lot. The pulling force can't be too big.
@@zvc_3DPrint oh trust me i know it took me a year to find the right balance for my blowback system , though i dont have shell ejection i can fully cycle the action as fast as i can pull the trigger
@@samphoenix1674 yep I agree I make rubber band guns and some have a blowback action and others just have internal rubber bands to make things work. I always find a way to replace the internal rubber bands with a metal spring even if the requirement is a soft action, there are a heap of springs in the world so it's just a matter of finding the right ones.
Hey that’s just the file I’ve been trying to find, have you got it still and if I need to purchase it could you send me the link?
@@deeznuts23yearsago to the original model ? or for mine with the blowback mechanism?
First time here and I loved the detail, intricacy and quality of the build. Loved it.
thank u for ur support 😉
I love how you always use the same colors, they look so good too
thank u for ur support
@@zvc_3DPrint Yeah no problem
I wish I could get my 3D printer to work so I can make all this cool stuff. I have to just keep re-leveling the bed after every single print
what printer do you have? consider other stuff like tightening the belts and bl touch. maybe the bed is loose like on my ender 3, I just tightened some screws and it's very good now
i use ender 3 too😉
@@zvc_3DPrint Nice
hey also I wanted to ask, are all of your models paid or are there free ones too? I really love this pistol but I can't pay for anything since I spent all of my money on filament
@@RainbowSheep_was_taken You can buy it on my personal webpage, it will be much cheaper
@@zvc_3DPrint Yea but I still can't, I might but it in the future but currently I can't. Do you have no free models? it would be pretty cool if you did.
Wow, this is incredible! I believe the phrase "Please, take my money!" belongs here. Thanks for sharing!
Unbelievably cool, I would love to be able to print my kids zero toys such as this is such realism!
Amazing work! Respect that you are able to create blowback functioning guns
🙏
this is so cool never seen something like this! also the animations are fire
This is exactly why I want to get a 3D printer. Putting that together looks so relaxing and fun
Putting things together after printing is done is never fun and relaxing as it seems, i am sure guy in video has put this gun together a few times before this recording, not all parts will go easy in each other right after printing.
@bl4de938 I understand that, at the same time I still stand by my orginal commitment. I relax and have fun putting together lego sets, and if you have ever put some of the bigger ones together then you know it's equally as difficult as this if not more. Allow me to relax and have fun my way
@@LillyKTheArtist haha ok, np 👍
Well shit. Been trying to model one of these for a long time and here you are beating me to the punch and solving all the problems i ran into. Way to go man great job keep up the good work would love to see a blowback SVD rifle :)
Great Replica, i got the blowback glock, needs a lot of polishing, but after like 2 hours of grinding this becomes one of the most satisfying prints ever, cant wait to buy this soon, also i hope you will perhaps try the GM6 Lynx as big project soon or later.
thank u for ur support 🙏
I would like to get into 3d printing but have no idea where to start. I would love to make models of all the weapons I used during my military career and have them look as realistic as possible, I’m sure it’s just a pipe dream. Great work, I’m truly envious!
🙏
@Traveller473, Don't be so sure about that, man, pipe dream is something that u can't achieve at all, while designing and 3D printing items is not rocket science, at least if you want them to just look real (and not work like real ones), I mean, I was thinking just like you couple years ago and now I'm making many things for myself and it's getting more and more easy every time to design and print smth, get yourself any good entry level printer that you can afford and just try to make some things, good place to start is something like Creality Ender 3, or Flyingbear Ghost 5/6 (6 is better out of the box, and 5 gives more opportunities to upgrade it so u will get more experience) and for 3D software Fusion 360 is nice and free for creators, plus it's much more intuitive than other 3D software (at least for me). And then u can find any information on TH-cam, how to design smth, how to print, how to setup all that stuff, everything. So if you really want to make models for yourself - you actually CAN do it, no matter how hard it looks for you now.
@Traveller473
The two Federal laws for the the US that I can think of are the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Gun Control Act of 1968.
The NFA lists certain firearms that require you to register them with the IRS and paying a tax stamp before acquiring them. Not all States allow you to do this.
The NFA and GCA also provide a definition of what a "firearm" "frame" or "receiver" is. And I think that these toys - due to be mechanically identical qualify as such.
@Traveller473
It is not a pipe dream 3D printing has become a lot cheaper and much more excessible than it was 5 years ago.
Unfortunately 3D printers are not at the point where you can just plug them in and they are ready to go - unlike a video game console or smartphone that you setup once and it works.
But if you are willing to read the manual, learn and look for advise online - TH-cam, Reddit and dedicated forums than it definitely doable.
Some of the guns featured on this channel are mechanically identical and may depending on the laws of your Country or State and applicable federal laws be considered firearms.
I am not a lawyer, but in the US this may only be an issue if you copy the firing mechanism and receiver.
Probably the best looking 3D printed m1911 blowback gun I’ve ever seen. And if it shot like little foam balls or something, It would be better, but still a good build. Good job 👍
thx for ur support 😉
@@zvc_3DPrint no problem
File?
The only thing I miss about this model is the trigger being set a little far forward but that is easily forgiven for the design. If I can find all the springs for it, I’m definitely printing this.
thank u for ur support 🙏
You should make a video or explain how to print the pieces, specifically how to add supports
I feel like printing anything close to this will put me on a list
another flawless work. you're amazing dude
🙏🏻
Man, that precision and snugg fittings is awesome, i bet that if i try that, everything wont insert correctly hehe
Using a printer also requires a skilled process. 😉
Great design, my attempted make did not function at the end of the build. I was unable to get the trigger mechanism to function properly. When it did catch the sliders inside it was unable to generate practically any tension to get it to "blowback". The hammer and trigger together work great and everything slides. If i pull the slide back and give it a light nudge it will slide back forward but I cant get the trigger to cause anything but the hammer to fall. Fortunately, I only need it for a stage prop and it does not need to fire multiple times.
If you encounter difficulties during the production process, you can record a video and send it to me. I'll help you find the problem. zvc0430@gmail.com
@@zvc_3DPrint The magazine constantly breaks, the blowback mechanism consistently does not work and the small mechanisms in the trigger on both the trigger and the sliding component have broken multiple times. I have attempted different combinations of springs, bands, and other components both sanded and raw and resin. I have attempted this build multiple times since my original comment and the best I have been able to manage is to consistently get the hammer to work and inconsistently get the slide to move half an inch.
I will revise comment if I ever get it to work.
@@randyburkhead8671 Ok I got your mail. But i can't view the video on my phone. I'll try it on the computer tomorrow and get back to you.
Nice color choice. It won't be too much longer before your average citizen can cheaply and easily 3D print a real one. Of course, if you know how to do sand casting then you've already got everything you need.
Just bought this from your page. Keen to print and post a review
thank u for ur support🙏🏻
nice.
at the end part - all the 3d printed plastic weapons you could go to a fake war or start a fake war.
thats genius, how you about perfectly replicated the 'operations' (lock slide on empty mag etc), and how you have the simulated blowback with just springs (no gas)
17 years of modeling experience and a love of firearms😉
Beautiful work and a brilliant design.
🙏thx
OK! Thanks for your answer!
that's really kool, I have a real one I take to the range, fav gun, great job
thx 🙏
Very great video, I think if the ammo was printed as just shells this could be an extremely cheap movie prop.
Основеую часть напечатать из Peek пластика провильно их обработать, важные компоненты чуть пильнуть из "нужного" Алюминиевого сплава, снова чуть доделать и получился пистолет который не получится обнаружить металлодетектором, а ещë покрыть большую часть графитной краской и смазать такой же смазкой, усë стелс оружие готово
wish this was available to buy and be shipped to me, i love this design a fair bit, its really nice
sorry only sell stl file 🙏
amazing design, might buy the model for a usable "gun" in BANG! who knows..
very cool to look at.
More complicated than a real 1911
my mind became scrambled eggs
no shit
Real
@Boogie-Actual i see it as a puzzle that strengthen the brain
But worth it
I'm trying something similar. I want to build a mini 14 cap gun that runs the supermatic strip. But I'm machining it instead of plastic and its wrecking my brain, lol
Bro this is such a GREAT design :D
thank u for ur support.🙏
Hey, I bought the print a few days ago and I’m almost done putting it together. First off, the actual mechanism that you made for this is awesome, and the design of the gun feels perfect. But I’m having some trouble with getting the slide to return to its normal position after pulling the trigger. Any tips or suggestions?
make a shorts of your problems to me🙂
@@zvc_3DPrintactually, my problem is now that the slide does not move at all, but the trigger and hammer work. When I pull the trigger, it’ll fire if I cocked the slide back manually. But the slide never moves by just pulling the trigger. What could be the issue? Thanks!
@@willcoffey2913 Seven minutes and 10 seconds into the thing is a demonstration of how it works. I still need one of your videos to figure out what the problem is?
Send me a record of the purchase and a video of theproblem.zvc0430@gmail.com
once again very cool and detailed model
😉
The Tought put on that one must been a little bit of a chore. But I wood like close ups of the finish, did u add the texture or is that the resolution, from the at times the overall fit looked good, is the printer at a level that the parts look manufactured ?
i downloaded the file from your website and tried to print this few years ago, only to find out it's super hard to print all parts with sufficient accuracy to make them work (even the barrel sliding is hard to achieved…)
I wish you could make the printed part a product for sale but i understand rules and regulation prohibited it, pity.
otherwise superb design and printing!
You can record a video of the difficulties you encountered and send it to me, and I will help you analyze where the problem lies
This probably would cost more than a real 1911. You can get ones from turkey that are like 300 bucks. It’s such an old design that everybody can make a gun that was mild on machines over 100 years ago.
I love that blowback mechanism. I want to make a toy rifle for my daughter.
Is your left thumb Harry Potter?
🙏
why is the trigger like that? the 1911 trigger has no gap between it and the main frame. If you ever update the design, make sure to add that detail.
Because some space is needed at the back to implement the blowback function.
Tip: trigger should not be centered, it should rather be on the corner, next to where you install the mag.
To have enough room in the back. We'll have a chance to refine it later.🙂
Oh, ok
А можно сделать стреляющий экземпляр?
lovely finish,
Will you be able to give us a tutorials on how you do your cad design Thx.
There are many software tutorials available online
Beautiful gun!!! 😁😁
where is the update video where you add the firing pin and assembly lol.
This is very huge. I have completed the subscrption.can I use the k1c printer by any chance?
No problem
Nice work, how many hours to build that?? This is where a perfectly dialled 3d printer shines!!
thank u for ur support. about 50-60 hours🤔
Wow very good design ya ,especially blow-back system is awesome, but still instead of rubber-band try spring
thank u for ur support.🙏
Insane it’s very nice and I’m gonna buy me a 3d printer and this instruction
What type or what sandpaper did you use to make it very clean? I just printed it but its dificult to put them together 😬
I use flat file
Hey what glue do you use because I can’t find one that works as well as yours? Thanks!
As long as it's water-based quick drying adhesive, it's fine.I am using 502
Nice! Hope to see a major improvement on the blowback progress.
Also would love to see a double-stack version.
you mean a browning hi power then lol
what is double-stack？🤔
@@zvc_3DPrint double stack means the bullets are zig-zag in the magazine. Like a Glock 17 magazine.
@@josephlandry8787 Does the 1911 also have double stack mag?
@@zvc_3DPrint There is a model of this type
of pistol that takes double-stacked magazines for more rounds; almost
like a Glock or Beretta.
it looks like has an otf knife mechanism in there.
Can this be printed on a A1 mini? Beautiful replica!
Printing sizes of 220 220 250 are sufficient
Hi there, can you make Hi-Power Mk2 or Mk3 like this one?
Sorry, we don't have this plan at the moment 🙏
Kinda sounds like the crisp reload of the m1911 in Black ops one
Unfortunately this print didn’t work for me at all
There are even Crossbow 3D printable models... Why there are no 1911 BB airsoft model for 3d printing... My guess licensing issues??
3d printed bb guns don't work well. unless using existing bb gun parts
Can you share the weight of the whole print?I don't have printer.hav to print outside.. please share.. wanna buy all your designs
Different models have different weights. The short gun weighs about 500g and the long one weighs 1000-1500g.
This is amazing, very well done sir
🙏😉
Amazing print, thank you for this video
🙏
Hi
I'm french in France 👍
I'm interested by a 1911gun complete kit , but the gun completely disassemble .
It's possible ?
How many for the 1911 gun kit twenty ACP 45 munitions and send cost ?
only sell stl file.🙏
Hey i had a question on how you get this to work I've tried printing this multiple time's and nun of the parts namly the slide ever have the proper room in either extratort or fireing pin hole besides that even the slide won't slide back on the receiver
Send me a short video.
There is a company on facebook selling printed and assembled models of this print, are they authorized to do so?
This music makes me think about my past years and days aka vey depressed
You can keep the top of the box open so they can slap you on the head as you're doing it.
Question about printing Can I print all the files besides the main body on one go. Or do a bunch separate i am worried about stringing or failing prints.
Printing alone can improve the success rate and quality of printing
Is it hard to pull the trigger? Bc I saw u used some force
It takes some strength. Not a problem for adults.
K tu
real world world of guns! awesome!
Is there anyway we can buy the physical copies instead? My printers mot big enpugh haha
sorry only sell stl file 🙏
@@zvc_3DPrint by any chance couls i request you to.print some and ill pay??
Feel sorry. There are already many models lined up.
yoooo
i have that gun for bb's and now i could try to fix the firing!
Can you make a Breda pg 1935 it’s a rare Italian gun and there is no replica out there
Great job sir, request🙏 please make M9 blowback , M9 or 92fs with Blowback is awesome 👍
will be made future 🫡
Hello! I'm Kevin and I'm writing to you from Germany! I'm interested in your plastic weapons! My question is whether you also sell these weapons, and whether you can also make revolver models, revolvers with 5 cartridges, the model I'm interested in is from Nort American Arms, these are these small revolvers, hope you understand what I mean mine! And also how much it would cost! I would be very happy to receive your answer, thanks in advance!
Hello. We only sell stl files. You need to print it yourself.🙏
The eject mechanism doesn’t really works on my print any Tipps ?
Pls make a Browning Hi power with blowback and Sten gun blowback
will be made future
I tried the original model and none of the parts fitted together due to tolerances been to close
Which model are you talking about? Take pictures or videos, and I can help you.
did you shave your arms/hands?
Oh wow beautiful!
thx 🙂
Just want to appreciate how clean the knurling was on the side pieces
Helow this is funcional for the airsoft?
no
im curious have you tried getting an sla printer for finer prints?
That's too expensive 🙁
Can you make one and use electroplating for the slide?
I don't have the technical ability😅
coudl you desing a M/28-30? I'm trying to find one but I cant, I'm trying to make a simo hayha cosplay!
will be made future🙏
can we add a suppressor ?
Unable to add
I'm from india and i love your work. I have a question sir. I want to buy eneder 3 v2. Is it a good 3d printer to print all these articles you posted?
Most of my models were printed using ender 3. v2 is certainly no problem.
@zvc 3D Print thank you very much
It's amazing! I need to print this one!
😉
I want to buy file. it works on P1S bambulab machine? Also if i have normal spring and then bend the tip of it and use it for the blowback will work or no?
1 As long as the printer size can meet 220 200 250, it can be printed.
2 This is how I made the spring.
Ok thank you. P1S is 256x256x256 so it can print. I am excited. I will buy file and spring kit to make.
Sir I wanted to know do these guns shoot bullets far
can't shoot , it's just a toy.
On my print the mechanism on 5:20 - 5:44 keeps breaking
You can send me a video. I'll help you find out why.
where do you get the small springs
I have a habit of collecting springs. Small springs can be obtained from damage small electrical appliances.
In wich position should I Printe the main body laying , standing or upside down?
th-cam.com/channels/yhtALQ6UMyhRgxaG74D7LA.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx2O7-NICkbipvV-JCiUUX27Lip5fNf5kC
What kind of support should I take
have you ever made prototypes for anyone before?
no
Which one of the parts requires supports when printed?
As long as the Angle is too big, it needs support
Excellent for training tool!
What soft ware do you. Use to make these
3d max
This is awesome, I would love to to have my own!