Some 3D Print Projects from a Printing Novice

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Jo308

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• Monday at 2:18 PM

• #1

Having bought a Qidi Q2 printer a few weeks ago, I have produced several items for my rifles and reloading kit.

First off, a Magazine Safe block for Tikka T3 Ace:




Filament PETG Tough from Qidi.

Safety flag / magazine (Flagazine) for Tikka T3X Tac A1 or CTR by Johny69 | Download free STL model | Printables.com

This is another model to expand the collection of flagazines from DeWZ. | Download free 3D printable STL models

www.printables.com

 

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Jo308

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• Monday at 2:20 PM

• #2

A rear bag rider for the Tikka:



https://makerworld.com/en/models/2271016-tikka-t3x-ace-bag-rider#profileId-3030908

Filament PLA+

 

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Jo308

Member

• Monday at 2:21 PM

• #3

Adjustable Monopod rear support for Picatinny rail:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1544625-precision-picatinny-monopod-fully-3d-printable#profileId-1892339

Filament ASA Basic

 

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Jo308

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• Monday at 2:26 PM

• #4

Arca Swiss rail for Boyd stock fore end:

https://3dgo.app/models/makerworld/1912096

Filament ASA Basic

 

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Liveonce

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• Monday at 4:40 PM

• #5

very good, your next challenge is to learn cad so you can design your own parts, look at FreeCad lots of youtube tutorials.

 

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Bavarianbrit

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• Monday at 4:44 PM

• #6

I was a manual draughtsman when CAD came in I could not get on with the solid modelling so moved up the greasy pole and became an engineer running CAD groups by doing the gopher work getting the customers requirements and feeding them with it.

 

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ashray

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• Monday at 5:02 PM

• #7

nice jobs , the magazine safe block wont be excepted at bisley as the block has to enter the chamber not just block the bolt.

 

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Jo308

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• Monday at 9:45 PM

• #8

No bolt = no shot. But I have this as well....

 

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Jo308

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• Monday at 9:46 PM

• #9

Liveonce said:

very good, your next challenge is to learn cad so you can design your own parts, look at FreeCad lots of youtube tutorials.

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That will follow in slow time.

 

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Jo308

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• Monday at 9:54 PM

• #10

For my reloading bench, I have installed an Ikea Skadis pegboard:

SKÅDIS pegboard, black, 76x56 cm - IKEA UK

SKÅDIS pegboard, black, 76x56 cm Perfect for your home office, but goes just as well in a bathroom, hallway or kitchen to have small items close at hand. Complete with SKÅDIS accessories to create the best storage for your needs.

www.ikea.com

And have printed die holders for Hornady Die Bushings

 

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Jo308

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• Monday at 9:55 PM

• #11

And a caliper holder: