

Help I can't stop building custom guns
I have at least 3 ideas for builds in my head at any time and keep buying sets of externals second hand for new builds. And since getting access to a 3d printer I'm able to actually build them now


I have at least 3 ideas for builds in my head at any time and keep buying sets of externals second hand for new builds. And since getting access to a 3d printer I'm able to actually build them now
Munitionworks Fixie LT build. Built off an E&C receiver and gearbox with real magpul furniture
Someone asked for a version of my rail to fit their short barrelled suppressed build
Someone asked for a version of my rail to fit their short barrelled suppressed build
I've been working on a SCAR H DMR build using a VFC AEG as a base.
I wanted to get rid of the ugg boot with its sketchy contacts in the hinge and hard wire decent cables through the stock. Most buffer tube adapters don't have space for wires so I designed my own. This one replaces the plate the stock mounts to so I can screw the two pieces together since a printed part just isn't strong enough long term to slide on like the original stock does. The only thing this affects is getting the faux bolt out which I'm not bothered by. I also replaces the end plate for the main spring so there's enough space to fit a deans connector through for disassembly. And I included a buffer tube folding stock adapter so I can change the battery just by folding thw stock.
I've designed an m lok rail extension and rails modelled after the Midwest industries rail, designed a straight trigger and a claw charging handle.
This was just a test fit before I print the final parts so there are a few places where I need to improve the fit
I've been working on a SCAR H DMR build using a VFC AEG as a base.
I wanted to get rid of the ugg boot with its sketchy contacts in the hinge and hard wire decent cables through the stock. Most buffer tube adapters don't have space for wires so I designed my own. This one replaces the plate the stock mounts to so I can screw the two pieces together since a printed part just isn't strong enough long term to slide on like the original stock does. The only thing this affects is getting the faux bolt out which I'm not bothered by. I also replaces the end plate for the main spring so there's enough space to fit a deans connector through for disassembly. And I included a buffer tube folding stock adapter so I can change the battery just by folding thw stock.
I've designed an m lok rail extension and rails modelled after the Midwest industries rail, designed a straight trigger and a claw charging handle.
This was just a test fit before I print the final parts so there are a few places where I need to improve the fit