What have you made?

[Jez_Armstrong]

Same thing ive done, i think ill give these a go! sounds good and i had all the same problems this looks like it solves.

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Other designs rely on you to put the hammer at an angle and that's annoying

This uses the spoon to hold the hammer

 

[Enid_Puceflange]

More a bought, than a made
But made for me by Alice at Amethyst/ Sabre Airsoft as I don’t own a 3d printer.
A couple of exoskeletons for my Baofeng Ar152 radio
Because, why not

Mad props to her, as the service is super quick , made and delivered within 5 days!

 

[PopRocket123]

New
PMG209 EVO BFG FRAG | UK AVAILABILITY

Good news! With permission from the original designer, Lucas of Tactical; Index, I'm now producing and selling these 3D-printed PMG209 EVO BFG FRAGs here in the UK!

I've been testing them in the field and refining the production, and there's already been some great interest from the airsoft community. They're available for £25 each, with sales handled directly through Instagram and the airsoft community.

Designed by Tactical; Index. Check out the original design here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pmg209-evo-bfg-frag-for-airsoft-use

IMPORTANT: 3D-PRINTED PRODUCT DISCLAIMER

These are 3D-printed products, not traditionally moulded/CNC commercial items. Although designed for repeated use, printed components can crack, wear or break following hard impacts, rough handling or prolonged use.

Always inspect before and after use. Stop using the product immediately if you notice cracks, damage or unusual operation. Its lifespan depends on handling and conditions, and repeated use is not guaranteed.

At £25, they offer a potential alternative to disposable airsoft grenades, which can cost several pounds per use. With proper care, they may offer better long-term value, but durability will vary.

Use responsibly, follow your site's rules, and never use a damaged product.

Interested? Message me directly for availability.

Both 209 and 9mm bases available

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I printed one for myself to try out. So far loving the design. Nice and chunky, reinforced in all the right places and no snagging parts. Gonna borrow some primers and see how well it works

 

[Jez_Armstrong]

I printed one for myself to try out. So far loving the design. Nice and chunky, reinforced in all the right places and no snagging parts. Gonna borrow some primers and see how well it worksView attachment 52639

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What's wrong with your printer

 

[MrTea]

I've also been printing a couple of these and have been experimenting with a filament i've not used before: PCTG.

What an unbelievable pain it's been to get the prints even mildly usable. The filament produces a really high gloss and slick finish on the printed parts but I need to do more fine tuning because the seams are incredibly wonky and there's still some imperfections in the print. The filament is supposed to be stronger than PETG while being less brittle. Additionally, the PCTG hates printing on supports and always leaves a crappy edge. With a bit more fiddling with settings, I’ll get it to print nicely. Printed the main body out of PETG. Still waiting for the hardware to arrive from Ali.

 

[Jez_Armstrong]

Not heard of that filiment and when I tried to pronounce it, my table started floating

its probably the same as when i tried to do it In ABS, its a slippery material