What types of things do you print on the Phrozen?
The Polymersmith's Guild - AKA The 3D Printed Weapons Thread
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I have not done anything firearm related yet with resin. But I do a lot of toy design, silicone molds, and cast resin production of those.
Printed and put together a Thunderbolt LR308 lower . . . waiting for some other parts to complete it.
Nice man! I might have to try this one out. Print looks really good as well
Thanks. Everything printed great right up to the very tail end of the grip. I walked into my office to find it knocked over and about 95% done. Not sure why it fell over, but it's good enough for me right now.Nice man! I might have to try this one out. Print looks really good as well
I might try to reprint it at some point.
Having to tweak the AR-10 lower some. Might need to reprint some pieces to get it to fit just right. My latest print is a Mac-like clone, the Mac-N-Cheese v1.5.
Really easy to print and put together. My only issue is the main part of the frame is a little more warped than I'd like so I'm going to probably reprint it at some point.
Bought the Mac 11 upper first and then started printing everything else. It's the main frame, front rail, back top cap, a printed feed ramp and the printed retaining pin. I've got several pins and ramps printed as backups. Uses Glock mags.
A thread adapter to allow me to use one of my suppressors should be here next week.
Really easy to print and put together. My only issue is the main part of the frame is a little more warped than I'd like so I'm going to probably reprint it at some point.
Bought the Mac 11 upper first and then started printing everything else. It's the main frame, front rail, back top cap, a printed feed ramp and the printed retaining pin. I've got several pins and ramps printed as backups. Uses Glock mags.
A thread adapter to allow me to use one of my suppressors should be here next week.
Yo this is awesome!!! Can't believe I missed this!
I missed this entire thread. How long to these 3D printers last after all of the cycles to print something like a lower?
They aren't expensive from most models that I've seen. Biggest cost is in the resin and thread?
They aren't expensive from most models that I've seen. Biggest cost is in the resin and thread?
I haven't really looked into how long the actual printer itself would last, but with the very reasonable cost of an entry level Ender 3 Pro I think if I can get over 5 years out of it I'll be happy. Outside of the rolls of polymer and whatever "upgrades" you decide to add it's pretty reasonable overall.
Thanks . . .
I did end up reprinting the main part of the frame . . . I'm planning to get it out and take it for a spin later this week or next while I'm off work.
