Has anyone who might have a 3D printer attempted to make some dummy rounds? I?m curious how they hold up
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3D printing dummy rounds?
Has anyone who might have a 3D printer attempted to make some dummy rounds? I?m curious how they hold up
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With my cheap PLA printer, I'd be worried about ripping the rim off.Originally Posted by Gunner
See that?s my worry is they just won?t hold up. I really have no experience with 3D printing
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Have not tried. PLA might break. But hey a single print will probably cost you 5c.
I'll try printing a 45acp round tomorrow if I can find a file. Should be easy enough to get back out of the glock
This is an application for 3d printing that I would be interested in.
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It won?t be perfectly round because of how Printing on the x and y works together so undersize a bit.
Also the rim will be in the first 4-5 layers and should be pretty strong i have printed c clamps and things and rarely get layer separation until extreme abuse if anything do a higher infill % than normal and do a hexagon infill pattern instead of square
You sir, are a specialist in the art of discovering a welcoming outcome of a particular situation....not a mechanic.
My feedback add 11-12 ish before the great servpocaylpse of 2012
Or just 100% infilled and be done.
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What about printing the bullet portion and using spent brass? I have some that are plastic bullets in brass with a plastic "primer"
I thought that well. Would probly last longer
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