@@slumlordracing8054 back in the 1950s-60s there were a couple sets of toys like this that is pretty similar to what is seen in the vid, magazine, slide and bullets included. iirc there’s the Johnny ranger set that had a variety of the m1911 like this
@@jacowitz3957 well sadly i missed out on that fun being born in the 80's. That is pretty cool though. Ill have to look into that and see if i can find one on ebay
Wish I could have kits like that kits is very helpful especially for criminology student it gives them an idea how to assemble and disassembled real firearm like that. For the person who made this video and create these kits good job and thank you for the idea.
They might, especially for large objects like rifles that need to be spliced together. However, honestly there is generally enough publicly sourced information on the real firearms you should be able to figure it out. You might strike out on rare firearms, but common ones like 1911's, glocks, mausers, etc its not that hard.
The attention to detail, especially that markings, is just amazing. Just imagine if we create these using metal filaments with a proper blowback action for semiautomatic fire.
Now that you mention it, it would be pretty easy to recreate the movie prop with these instructions and the 3D printed parts, if white and clear plastic was used, although the side and other large parts would probably have to be injection modeled to look good in clear.
Maybe 1 or 2 people before melting due to the fact of the plastics melting point and the heat of each round if you had a metal firing pin and could chamber it in 9mm Luger or 40 cal or even 45.acp depending on magazine size and capacity’s
its a direct copy of all the parts of an actual 1911, there's no space for a blowback system unless he modifies the shells, firing mechanism and barrel. your better off buying an airsoft one, or doing or yourself, I'm sure his models should be a good starting point.
@@matthewmajarucon9611 I know, I am just requesting for him/her to make a blowback one that ejects bullets, to have a guide on making movie props. It's just a content request bro, it's for her/him to decide .
need advice: i'm new to 3d printing, would you guys print the frame on the side or upside down? and what's the best orientation for the slide to print? i don't know the best use of supports
@@zvc_3DPrint thank you for the reply but i found a video (your old video i think?) where i saw orientation and supports, turns out i can't remove supports like that so i manually added little pillars and printed the frame on it's side, my plan is to print the slide the right way up, that's right, with most of the print hanging in the air on ~1mm thick pillars
I have a question, if you could help that would be great. What should be the print orientation for the slide and receiver ? Do you recommend printing these pieces as they appear when loaded into the slicing software and enabling supports ?
@@zvc_3DPrint thank you so much for the tip. I just finished printing the slide standing upright and it's perfect. I had originally just inverted it like a U shape and printed but it wasn't great hence my question about orientation. I can't wait to finish it and assemble it as per your video.
@@gp6957 Ender 3 Pro and I'm using Cura 4. something, it's on another computer and I can't remember the exact number but it's the one between the one provided with the printer and the new one that's out now.
quick question before I purchase, are all these models accurate to real gun, meaning, for real gun its only a swap of some parts with different materials, also of course real bullets?
@@iceman7077 ar15’s are not fucking military assault weapons. Military assault weapons are select fire. The ar15 is semi automatic (one shot per trigger pull) only and it is impossible to make it an automatic rifle without soooo many new parts
Don't have a 3D printer but I would love to purchase one of these. Great works of art. Any chance at all you would sell a full set of parts and the instructions for putting it together?
could you please post us or canadian links to all your martials please? It just makes everything 10 times harder to find as some countries has the products under different name and its a pain in the ass to find it.
you must have got your files from the same place i did a few years back. You did some real work to make all those changes. could you share the top slide parts?
It would be cool to see a welrod pistol and a de lisle carbine, (a lee Enfield m1911 welrod pistol hybrid) it’s apparently almost completely silent and I’ve only ever seen a picture of it.
Ok, after a little more trouble shooting I found out it might be the grip safety trigger assembly stopper part that doesn’t clear the sear and disconnecter. I’ll still link a shorts video for you to see thanks!
Hey I finally got everything to function perfectly! I just downloaded a few different parts for GrabCad. Just wonder If I could have just the file for the magazine spring? I promise I won’t share or distribute it. Thanks!
Is there a way to turn this into functioning toy? If we increase the firing pin and remove the barrel block, could it shoot? Wondering because I'd like a good quality toy gun
I purposely did not make a firing pin, I thought it would be relatively safe. For a playable model you can check out this ruclips.net/video/U_5QcGhau9I/видео.html
@danimoreon1400 there are plenty, plus with how it is made entirely from a 3D resin liquid, I reckon that it won't even last long to fire more than 3 rounds, and that's me being generous enough to give it a positive impression but overall, mostly the hammer, primer as well as the other metal parts required for the slide mechanism, chambering of a round basically it being the everything that is present within this 3D printed one clearly was not design within a 1:1 replication of the firearms system.
@@firzanwolfred6112 hmm interesting i was thinking maybe someone could take this 3d parts and cast them in steel so it might fuction correctly. Thank y for answering
Amazing that he has not tried a single revolver , since the operation of these would not actually require actual munitions . Also , I am quite certain you could make actual firearms with these as templates .
Look up Defense Distributed, specifically the liberator pistol, its being done. People are even making homemade semiauto rifles and such with 3d printed receivers and furniture. it is a technology in it's infancy and will only get better with new stronger materials.
xD I don't think that's possible. The real deal cycles using the inertia of the bullet moving down the barrel. Springs work when they have tension. You could get the slide to move one way or the other, but not both ways.
For realism, weight, metal sound, I think some small parts should be made of metal. magazine, hammer, needle, screws, pins also handle can be made of wood and need painting
i justed print the slide, receiver and the back of the handle... all 3 piece doesnt fit one in another, mind DM me so i can know how to print em to make em fit ? im sure im missgina setting to setup
@@zvc_3DPrint im trying to print it with a -0.05 horizontal expension and ill see, but sure ill send you screenshot and/or video if it still doesnt work
@@zvc_3DPrint for the love of everything, been printing the lower and slider over 6 times, with some different degree of horizontal expension and whatnot, cant seems to make this 1911 fits togheter...all my other prints fits just nicely,,, but this one model... cant make it fits even if i sand and make the slider go with the lower, all internal piece wont fit.. ughhh
That is not common, yours just had an issue. I have three 1911's and have shot several others and none of them had to have the mag removed or a loaded mag to disengage the slide stop.
Hey, can we contact? I have technical drawnings of 1911 and i try to re-draw it to 3d myself, but i cant calibrate my prusa mk3s for print this tiny pieces, can you help?
@@zvc_3DPrint ah thanks also did you do any post production on the slide and frame? I printed them and they seem to require some scrapping to slide together properly
Purchase link ：
34.85.62.241/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1258&extra=page%3D1
cults3d.com/en/users/zvc0430/creations
Ipgrabber
Do you plan to build an m16 with m203 grenade launcher? Predator is a good example.
A Sig Sauer P226 would also be fine.
You do an incredible job.
What plastic do you recommend
你好 你有脸书？或者其他 聊天软件
@@csgotrollling4 are you stupid?
I honestly think this would be a excellent tool in gun schools and learning about guns before the real thing, awesome creativity!!!!
I wish i had toys like this when i was a kiddo.
You can get em now but they’re metal and shoot real 380 acp - 45 acp
@@tigerpresentationsproducts425 haha oh i am very aware of all the toys that can be had now. 👍
@@slumlordracing8054 back in the 1950s-60s there were a couple sets of toys like this that is pretty similar to what is seen in the vid, magazine, slide and bullets included. iirc there’s the Johnny ranger set that had a variety of the m1911 like this
@@jacowitz3957 well sadly i missed out on that fun being born in the 80's. That is pretty cool though. Ill have to look into that and see if i can find one on ebay
You can have them as an adult… just saying 🤷
I'm really impressed with the level of detail you were able to print at, especially the grips
Oh I guarantee if he wanted to really do it he could make it look like injection mold just would take forever
this is SLA printing, it is fragile
Wish I could have kits like that kits is very helpful especially for criminology student it gives them an idea how to assemble and disassembled real firearm like that. For the person who made this video and create these kits good job and thank you for the idea.
Just get an ender 3 pro
where i live we use real guns but if you live in like germany you can use deactivated guns for that same thing.
My cousin back im the day had a badass toy m1911. When you pulled the trigger the slide actually moved. While most toy gun then only the hammer moved.
And that called blowback
Toddler toys in Texas be like
You are correct
Random Criminal:*mugging somebody*
That Persons Kid:THE BIG IRON ON HIS HIP
Nah this is for foetus, a .22LR pistol for the first birthday
Let's do this texan style
Nah kids have real guns too 😂
Can not wait to get springs for my STG44!
When u buy the files do they come with instructions
This video literally is an instruction
That’s literally what his channels about
@@MrMeme-bx2sx right
They might, especially for large objects like rifles that need to be spliced together. However, honestly there is generally enough publicly sourced information on the real firearms you should be able to figure it out. You might strike out on rare firearms, but common ones like 1911's, glocks, mausers, etc its not that hard.
It is LITERALLY in the video description. You didn't get very far in school, did you?
Wow, the amount of post processing alone must’ve been monumental!
The attention to detail, especially that markings, is just amazing. Just imagine if we create these using metal filaments with a proper blowback action for semiautomatic fire.
Im working on that these are just what are needed
Im trying to make a toy one that uses matches powder to get the blowback
Then you have a 1911
Interesting
Looks like the leaf springs are 3d printed this time and the grip safety is fixed. Nice. I will try the new parts
I love the remastered version of the colt 1911. Keep up the great work👍😁👍
Your work never ceases to amaze me! Really really nice. Thanks for sharing.
This totally rocks!
Kids with 3d printers in flordia when they get a file to print this
Literally me
Dude it’s the plastic m1911 from X-men days of future past! Secret service were equipped with this!
Now that you mention it, it would be pretty easy to recreate the movie prop with these instructions and the 3D printed parts, if white and clear plastic was used, although the side and other large parts would probably have to be injection modeled to look good in clear.
But as blademaster once said... "Will it keel?"
It will keel *evil grin*
No that’s forged in fire.
@@bhb7773 no it's keel
Maybe 1 or 2 people before melting due to the fact of the plastics melting point and the heat of each round if you had a metal firing pin and could chamber it in 9mm Luger or 40 cal or even 45.acp depending on magazine size and capacity’s
TigerPresentations Products no lol
It would be very cool if you made a version that can have snapcaps in the cartrages, then it could also make some noise when you pull the trigger.
It's beautiful. Have neon green and grey become your signature colours?
Yea but IT coudl be a Little bit darker gray
Do these work at different scales minus the problem of the springs?
is there a list of springs and screws too?
Would it be possible to scale the whole build down? I would love to see a video featuring very small models.
This guy with a 3D 🖨️. Imagine him with a CNC Machine.
Skynet and judgement Day 🤔😁
It is a masterpiece!!! 100% 3D modeling !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Cool! This pistol happens to
be one of my favorites.
🙏
@@zvc_3DPrint 👍
What filament? ABS or PLA?
pla
@@zvc_3DPrint I heard that PETG is even stronger, should look into it
@@zvc_3DPrint also have you managed to make any of these fire live rounds? you definitely have the talent...would be the holy grail of 3d engineering
@@ViralKiller it would explode lol, most 3d printed guns are just lowers with the barrel, slide ect being metal
@@komradesnoipah1036 what about blank rounds?
Can you make a blowback, that also eject shells? It might be awesome for movie props if you do can make one.
its a direct copy of all the parts of an actual 1911, there's no space for a blowback system unless he modifies the shells, firing mechanism and barrel. your better off buying an airsoft one, or doing or yourself, I'm sure his models should be a good starting point.
@@matthewmajarucon9611 I know, I am just requesting for him/her to make a blowback one that ejects bullets, to have a guide on making movie props. It's just a content request bro, it's for her/him to decide .
Slicer settings please. Nice training tools. Thank you. In for the glock 17 as well.
0.15 fill 40-50 speed 50 190🌡️ pla
That's amazing, thank you for sharing your video! This would make an excellent learning tool for getting to know the 1911.
need advice:
i'm new to 3d printing, would you guys print the frame on the side or upside down? and what's the best orientation for the slide to print? i don't know the best use of supports
Email me and I'll send you a screenshot when I have time.
@@zvc_3DPrint thank you for the reply
but i found a video (your old video i think?) where i saw orientation and supports, turns out i can't remove supports like that so i manually added little pillars and printed the frame on it's side, my plan is to print the slide the right way up, that's right, with most of the print hanging in the air on ~1mm thick pillars
2025: *they make 3D printers that print aluminum, steel and more*
thus guy with his old 1911 colt project: It's showtime...
Its a great idea for cosplay if you're playing as Batman awesome 3d print
Can't wait to get my 3D Printer.
I have a question, if you could help that would be great. What should be the print orientation for the slide and receiver ? Do you recommend printing these pieces as they appear when loaded into the slicing software and enabling supports ?
need supports.slide stand up print. receiver lay flat print
@@zvc_3DPrint thank you for that, much appreciated.
@@zvc_3DPrint thank you so much for the tip. I just finished printing the slide standing upright and it's perfect. I had originally just inverted it like a U shape and printed but it wasn't great hence my question about orientation. I can't wait to finish it and assemble it as per your video.
Which 3d printer u used?
@@gp6957 Ender 3 Pro and I'm using Cura 4. something, it's on another computer and I can't remember the exact number but it's the one between the one provided with the printer and the new one that's out now.
How do you get such precise prints? I can’t even print a good cube
I found the file on Etsy and I’m stoked to make one
Do you use what kinds of plastic?
Very cool nice to see that your models are getting better and super kool
thx 😉
Yep you should to sum smg next
Also question the parts aren’t exactly the same as a real 1911 would be just made of plastic idk if that made sence
Hi,
Bought this file and printed. Nice model.
Do you have, or maybe make a video showing the polishing?
Thank you.
Sorry for not making a video of sanding and polishing.thank for ur support🙏
Love the buzz light year scheme 👍
quick question before I purchase, are all these models accurate to real gun, meaning, for real gun its only a swap of some parts with different materials, also of course real bullets?
no just looks a lot like
@@zvc_3DPrint is it so wink wink, btw I'm not from the US
Trudeau: *Now this is an Avengers level threat*
Trudeau: there is no need for military assault weapons anywhere in this country 😎🔫
@@iceman7077 ar15’s are not fucking military assault weapons. Military assault weapons are select fire. The ar15 is semi automatic (one shot per trigger pull) only and it is impossible to make it an automatic rifle without soooo many new parts
Can the CAD drawings be mirrored, so it works left handed?
I am also not certain.
This would a great training tool for people who are beginners in building there firearms.
Hello, I was wondering how I can make the parts fit, do I have to file them first?
Import 3D max
Damn... Wish I had toys like these growing instead the trashy made in China plastic.
lol, most filament is made in china
Do you need CAD or similar files to print this from, or is it based on photographs of the parts?
Reference a lot of information. Includes model pictures and videos. and world of guns
Don't have a 3D printer but I would love to purchase one of these. Great works of art. Any chance at all you would sell a full set of parts and the instructions for putting it together?
You can do this thru the Cults link you buy the model then buy a service that 3D prints it for you
could you please post us or canadian links to all your martials please? It just makes everything 10 times harder to find as some countries has the products under different name and its a pain in the ass to find it.
When do you think we can print with metal at home?
never😁
FINALLY!!!! I've been waiting for this xD
Browning 245 pv series?
Would you
looks great.
The really cool scary part is it actually looks real even with those colours
If they painted it with metallic paint and a clear coat. It could look like a real gun potentially.
Make a updated version that is more like a hi capa with the holes in the trigger. I prefer that design much more
I will make more accessories when I have time in the future.
@@zvc_3DPrint thanks!
I just found out what style i was talking about, its a 2011 STI competition pistol.
you must have got your files from the same place i did a few years back. You did some real work to make all those changes. could you share the top slide parts?
only top slide ？
@@zvc_3DPrint The parts that go with to allow for the return spring to be used.
How you clean the reciever from the supports?
You can see from the video. The rough side is placed below
@@zvc_3DPrint If I buy the model do I recieve the g codes as well? Or is it just the stl file then I have to slice it my self?
I bought but I can't find the left grip in file
It would be cool to see a welrod pistol and a de lisle carbine, (a lee Enfield m1911 welrod pistol hybrid) it’s apparently almost completely silent and I’ve only ever seen a picture of it.
Hello, i have made the 1911 but I cant get the sear and the grip safety to work properly. if you cold please help it would be great. thanks!
Send me a shorts 🤔
Ok, after a little more trouble shooting I found out it might be the grip safety trigger assembly stopper part that doesn’t clear the sear and disconnecter. I’ll still link a shorts video for you to see thanks!
Hey I finally got everything to function perfectly! I just downloaded a few different parts for GrabCad. Just wonder If I could have just the file for the magazine spring? I promise I won’t share or distribute it. Thanks!
so i bought this but the issue is the slide dosent really work it winds up being constantly unable to slip backwards
You can give me a screenshot and email me. I can help you solve it.
3d print use metal? Only plastic? Alluminium, etc?
only plastic
is there any way i can by this pre assembled? maybe with bullets?
if you find someone, share with us
Is there a way to turn this into functioning toy? If we increase the firing pin and remove the barrel block, could it shoot? Wondering because I'd like a good quality toy gun
I purposely did not make a firing pin, I thought it would be relatively safe. For a playable model you can check out this
ruclips.net/video/U_5QcGhau9I/видео.html
This is the only way I can think of for Ian to reassemble the firearm after disassembly.
Amazing how 3D printing can recreate a fully functional firearm
You mean a replication of a non functioning model of a firearm. This doesn't have the necessary parts to actually fire a round
@@firzanwolfred6112 really what components is missing?
@danimoreon1400 there are plenty, plus with how it is made entirely from a 3D resin liquid, I reckon that it won't even last long to fire more than 3 rounds, and that's me being generous enough to give it a positive impression but overall, mostly the hammer, primer as well as the other metal parts required for the slide mechanism, chambering of a round basically it being the everything that is present within this 3D printed one clearly was not design within a 1:1 replication of the firearms system.
@@firzanwolfred6112 hmm interesting i was thinking maybe someone could take this 3d parts and cast them in steel so it might fuction correctly. Thank y for answering
@@firzanwolfred6112 fair enough
If i want to make the racking sound (i.e: the sound that guns make when you pull the slide back and release) louder, how? (Is it even possible?)
sure. Just increase the spring force.
where did you get the spring?
Amazing that he has not tried a single revolver , since the operation of these would not actually require actual munitions .
Also , I am quite certain you could make actual firearms with these as templates .
Look up Defense Distributed, specifically the liberator pistol, its being done. People are even making homemade semiauto rifles and such with 3d printed receivers and furniture. it is a technology in it's infancy and will only get better with new stronger materials.
Ghost guns XD
Yes. As is your right as an American
@@nomad4713 As is my right as a Human being
You should make your own kits and sell them. Especially the M1 Garand
You can find them for free online
What about Nagant revolver?
How do you do the springs of the charger?
What print settings are you using? I’m having trouble trying to get rid of the stringing in my prints
I have problem too, on Prusa mk3s...
You still need to make the spring that automatically realod wen you shot
xD I don't think that's possible. The real deal cycles using the inertia of the bullet moving down the barrel. Springs work when they have tension. You could get the slide to move one way or the other, but not both ways.
@@1FireyPhoenix ok
Could we get a silencer and muzzle brake for this gun plz?
maybe future
Would you consider converting files for airsoft use?
im trying to do the same for the k98 its definitely not easy
That must've taken a couple days of constant printing to make it :D
About 3 :)
How was the sear spring supposed to be printed?
After printing, paste the hair pin
Can someone reply the dimensions of the springs needed, not from U.S. so our hardware store sells different stuff
measure real springs at a gun store or buy real springs
Is this scanning from real firearms? Is the parts true scale? Thanks
no
For realism, weight, metal sound, I think some small parts should be made of metal. magazine, hammer, needle, screws, pins also handle can be made of wood and need painting
DUDE, I WOULD LOVE, IF U MADE A KRISS VECTOR. I would buy that.
Dali si ti iz srbije
The dude was hounded from school, he is a current with a real gun ---->
Would it work if you put real .45’s in it
no
@@zvc_3DPrint no, probably cuz it’s not legal for one, and because the hammer since it’s plastics might not hit the firing pin hard enough
@@isaiahthepotato1600 Yes, I will specially make the structure that can't be launched. It can only be assembled.because of safety
i would 3d print this but i don't have the springs
Nice!
Your talented
i justed print the slide, receiver and the back of the handle... all 3 piece doesnt fit one in another, mind DM me so i can know how to print em to make em fit ? im sure im missgina setting to setup
could you send me screenshots or videos?🤔
@@zvc_3DPrint im trying to print it with a -0.05 horizontal expension and ill see, but sure ill send you screenshot and/or video if it still doesnt work
@@sgx_trackerz The parameters I use: layer height 0.15 fill 40% speed 50 temperature 190 support 2mm 45 degrees
@@zvc_3DPrint for the love of everything, been printing the lower and slider over 6 times, with some different degree of horizontal expension and whatnot, cant seems to make this 1911 fits togheter...all my other prints fits just nicely,,, but this one model... cant make it fits
even if i sand and make the slider go with the lower, all internal piece wont fit.. ughhh
@@sgx_trackerz send me videos. zvc0430@gmail.com
In a real 1911 the slide release won’t disengage unless the magazine was removed or their was a loaded mag in it. I found this out with my 1911A1
That is not common, yours just had an issue. I have three 1911's and have shot several others and none of them had to have the mag removed or a loaded mag to disengage the slide stop.
Awesome build. Being a toy I wonder what or if the trouble would be?
Sorry on the glock video where i said "wow this is a really cool mp5!" i still never had or never seen a 3d printer work in real life
Hi
Is there any way to get the 3d files for this one because i really want to print one my self
bbs.gunsstory.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1258&extra=page%3D1
Hey, can we contact? I have technical drawnings of 1911 and i try to re-draw it to 3d myself, but i cant calibrate my prusa mk3s for print this tiny pieces, can you help?
Donde compras los muelles?
amazon and diy
What settings do you use for each part?
roughly the same settings. 0.15 fill 40 speed 50 temperature190 pla
@@zvc_3DPrint ah thanks also did you do any post production on the slide and frame? I printed them and they seem to require some scrapping to slide together properly
@@RinAldrin There are some errors due to different types of printer. So it takes some simple polishing
hi please you can past the templates to printer of the glock 17 please
Only two differences between it and the real one😁
Do you design these yourself?
Can it shoot real bullets tho?