sure.t mag- nerf half dart/talon magazine

prusaprinters

<h4>Talon/half-length nerf magazine designed to be vertically printed in record time. Faster to print, more modular design, more compatibility, more customizability!</h4><p>Print this with<strong>1 wall</strong> with a good PLA+ filament and it'll be a strong, fast, and light single-part performer.</p><h4>Works perfectly with the FDL-3 shorty nose. I've included dual mag-release cutouts for maximum compatibility.</h4><h3>Hardware</h3><p>Designed for a constant-force spring. Either:</p><ul><li><a href="https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/1845N1">My recommendation from McMaster Carr</a><ul><li>0.2lb is<i>more than enough</i> force and won't squish your darts as much– more accuracy.</li></ul></li><li><a href="https://foamblastshop.com/product/nerf-replacement-drum-spring/">Official 'nerf drum sprints' from foamblast</a><ul><li>beware they have closer to 0.8lb (or more!) of force and may have issues with semi-auto arm retraction but</li><li>will probably enable higher rates-of-fire in full-auto blasters at the expense of more squished&amp;inaccurate darts).</li></ul></li></ul><h3>Printing</h3><p>I print mine at 0.28mm layer height,<strong>1-wall</strong>, 70mmps, and 10% infill. With these settings I can print a full 18-mag in in<strong>3h 45m</strong>.</p><p>Print on a glass bed (with brim for better<i>stiction</i>) and you can fully automate printing these and one printer can churn out<strong>~6/day!</strong></p><h3>Assembly</h3><p>Hook the spring into the top of the mag, pushing the free end into the second slot. Use a ruler to push the spring to the bottom, hooking it over the edge. Put the spring coil inside the pusher you've printed but then<strong>be very careful releasing it</strong> back to the top. The speed it picks up will break the top end clips, so put your finger (or hold a dart) at the top to stop it.</p><p>If you do break the arms at the top they're very easily and effectively superglued back. It's the weakest part but still<i>plenty</i> strong .. for everything but a 50mph plastic pusher smacking it.</p><h3>Customization</h3><p>I designed this in my cad program of choice: onshape, which means anyone can fork&amp;edit the design. I even added configuration variables for the left &amp; right engraving and dart capacity.. so no cad skillz are needed to generate a custom version. To download an STL or STEP you probably need a <a href="https://www.onshape.com/en/products/free">free account</a></p><h3><a href="http://b.link/sure-t">Here's the design link</a></h3><p><strong>Go fourth and rain foam hellfire!</strong></p><h3>Post your make!</h3><p>Please post 'em! Really! Take a quick cameraphone photo of your print in all its glory and show it off! Plus it really helps get this design out there to the world.</p><h3>Message me on <a href="https://b.link/t4discord">discord</a>/<a href="https://t.me/coolwheel">telegram</a> for</h3><ul><li>customizations</li><li>different engravings</li><li>different variation ideas</li><li>any issues: printing, design, fit, etc</li><li>to show off / geek out about your result</li><li>say howdy</li></ul><p>Designing stuff is fun but interacting with cool people and hearing about their adventures is better. I can generate any variation / engraving easily, message me on <a href="https://b.link/t4discord">discord</a>/<a href="https://t.me/coolwheel">telegram</a> and/or leave a comment and let's make your perfect version. I only ask that you post a make!</p><p>If you'd like the CAD or STEP file too, no problem. I've already helped a bunch of great folks! Send me a ping</p>