Extreme Bow Stabilizer V2 - Customizable!

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This bow stabilizer is the 2nd version of this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2458936 Improvements include: - Better print-ability without supports. - Smaller dimensions (less plastic = faster print) - Improved slots for bolts I wanted to create a simple bow stabilizer that is not only great looking, but also is functional. This version of the stabilizer will save you a lot of print time, and material. By using 4 used/old/found arrow shafts, and going to the store to buy a couple of parts, this project will cost you only about $5. 3D Parts needed: - 1x Receiver (1.25" OR 2") - Rail (Need 1. Print as many as you would like) - 1x Barrel - 1x Flash Hider OR Silencer (Optional, but it adds on to the looks of it.) Parts required to assemble: - 4x 7.8mm Arrow shafts - 1x UNF 5/16*24 1.25" OR 5/16-24 2" bolt - 1x M10 90mm - 4x M10 nuts Assembly instructions: (Notice! You may need to use a 5/16" drill bit to expand the arrow slots. If too loose, use silicone glue or hot glue to secure everything in place.) 1. Receiver: If you printed the 1.25" or the 2" version, make sure your 5/16-24 bolt match accordingly. Insert the bolt into the receiver, and it should be held in place with friction. If not, it will be once installed onto a bow. 2. Barrel & Flash hider: Insert the M10 90mm bolt from the bottom square face of the barrel. Secure it at the top with an M10 nut. Place up to 3 more M10 nuts at the end to increase weight 3. Insert arrow shafts into the receiver. 4. Slide rail(s) down the arrow shafts to align the arrows. 5. Place barrel over the other end of the arrow shafts. 6. Pressure fit muzzle device over barrel.