Nerf Rapidstrike Butt Plate

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If you removed your Nerf Rapidstrike's stock, you now have a big hole in the back of your blaster. Cover it up with this fitted butt plate. Two versions are provided - one has a cutout for a USB port or charging cable, the other is solid. Whether you wanted a lighter blaster or more room for electronics and batteries, you can now safely remove your stock without a big, gaping hole in your blaster's backside. Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Infill: 20% Notes: I highly recommend printing in ABS, because you can weld it directly to the blaster. For reliability, print with thick walls. I used 2mm walls on all sides. Post-Printing Open your blaster and remove the stock. Place a piece of tinfoil or wax paper between the shell halves where the butt plate will be installed. Reassemble your blaster. Use sandpaper to rough up the backside of your blaster and the contact faces of the butt plate. Generously apply ABS cement or plastic repair epoxy to the blaster. Install the butt plate pieces. Clamp the butt plate pieces to the blaster. Use a metal tool to spread the adhesive and fill gaps and seams. Allow adhesive to fully cure. Remove the foil or wax paper.