Seb's Kafejo

     Hey guys, today the part 2 of 3d printed airsoft pistol is coming. It's a little bit unexpected.  This project’s difficulty is harder than I expected. So maybe this project will have more parts. And here is the STL files just click THIS STL download . Video of this project I. My print settings file name: barrel+ file name: body pin1 & body pin2 file name: body1 file name: body2 file name: body3 & body4 file name: bullet casing+ file name: cylinder file name: piston file name: trigger pin1 & trigger pin2 file name: trigger1+ & trigger2+ II. The Expenrice of Making This Blaster Part 1 of this project I tried to make a 3d printed piston compressor as an object which verifies if the project is feasible and that was surprisingly successful work. So from that time I had confidence to finish this project. I want to get a real 3d printed airsoft, in which all the parts are made with 3d printing as much as possible. So that also is the difficult point and I am trying

At first, this inspiration is from some videos about 3d printing on Instagram. Those gadgets are so interesting and of course also are so useful and amazing. Since I saw those works, I just thought it was possible to build a kitchen towel holder which also has the function of quick change.  This time I designed a rail and it can be a platform where we can change different modules in the future.  VIDEO:  click I. STL Download: click and download II. My Printing Setting: file name: left arm & right arm 1 file name: left arm2 & right arm2 file name: left holder & right holder file name: nut & screw (This time I have used 8 nuts and screws) file name: platform (rail) file name: spacer X2 (This time I have used 2 spacer) III. Difficult Point: On the whole, this project is not really hard to make. But when I build this project still met some difficult points but generally those are very similar. Because those parts need to use support so when we take off the support we will s