3D Printed rubber band gun with blowback mechanism - SIG SAUER
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This is a 3D printed version of the SIG SAUER rubber band gun with blowback mechanism. At this stage there is still too much frictions on the slide for it to work. Order the plans here: heydji-duragou...
É uma peça maravilhosa e com bom funcionamento, pena que você só fabricou essa... vc tem algum outro canal?? Pq essa publicação já tem 8 anos
Very good. I love your Work. Congratilations.
Nice design
Any plans available yet? the link in the video does not work. Thanks.
It is www.ponoko.com actuallly. My mistake.
Dear Sir,can you share the stl files?or how can I get it?Please teach.Thank you very much.
I still don't understand how the slide is racked backward. Is it the spindle (rubber band holder) pushing against that lever piece that is connected to the trigger? Im so confused. Please help and thanks :3
The red piece pulls back on the brown piece. The brown piece is connected to the slide with a rubber band.
I don't get how the orange piece stays in place when the yellow piece is drawn back by the red piece. And how does it unlock?
You would better ask your question on the other video I made, because here, all is white...there is no yellow, orange or red piece. Also make sure to refer to timing indications of the video so as to better explain your question. Finally, if you read my other answers, there is a "terminology" you might want to adopt, it eases the discussion.
Couldn't you have like oiled the slide so that it would reduce friction?
I think the plastic is porous so oïl would not improve the situation. Though from today on, you can order the plans on ponoko.com
tried, but it turned out it was not the only issue.
Where are the files? I will be able to print with mine I think
It is to provide the templates for printing?
Your work is magnificent.
Hi there,
Impressive work :-)
I made a wooden blowback Sig like this. It wouldn't work properly and took some time to troubleshoot. I realised the front pivoting (pop-up) latch needs some friction otherwise it never catches properly at the front of it's travel. Could this be the problem for your 3D printed version? It looks as though this part moves too freely?!
Cheers :-)
If you mean by "front pivoting (pop-up) latch" the piece that I am taking in my left hand at 1:00, you are right. There needs to be some kind of hysteresis effect on this piece to work, and friction allows this. Though in my case, I am not yet at troubleshooting this part of the gun which is actually working. My issue is in the dynamic of the slide. There is too much friction and it does not slide backward far enough. The culprit is the rail I have added and that I show at 2:56.
Incredible, could you send me the plans.
Thanks
Were you ever able to get it working?
Unfortunately no. No time, and did not want to spend much money on another prototype.
is it for sale yet? Looks nice to put together
We can arrange a deal on ponoko dot com if you are interessted. Though manufacturing cost is quite expensive (~500USD) and because of that, I have not made any progress on the design.
+simhopp Honestly I don't remember but you need some fineness for the mechanism to slide a minimum.
@@heydjiduragou582 I don't know what gold coated diamonds you're making it from, but there is absolutely no way production costs come anywhere near $500.
Desert Eagle
Can you make me 1
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