3D printing dummy rounds?

[crays]

Or print bullets to fire in your basement "gallery" using only a primer.

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[Gunner]

Or print bullets to fire in your basement "gallery" using only a primer.

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I mean you would get lots of IAD training in


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[crays]

I mean you would get lots of IAD training in


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A bit tired after work. IAD?

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[Gunner]

A bit tired after work. IAD?

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Immediate action drill. Tap, rack, reassess or bang depending haha


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[crays]

Got it. And turn the radio up to keep the neighbors from wondering...

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[Linkless]

A high density fill on a filament printer would take forever to print and I'd still question the duarbility. I reload so I can just put inert rounds together, if it wasn't for that I'd likely be cutting them out of delrin on my mini lathe. Pretty sure they'd last quite a while.

[00tec]

Just pulled a dummy round up in the slicer.

.1mm layers

5% infill- 39 minutes
50% infill- 59 minutes
100% infill -1hr 9 minutes

Estimates of course.

[Erni]

Could also try 5 layers or more on the bottom so the bottom is solid and the rest just has 2 or 3 walls with minimal infil


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[Gunner]

Just pulled a dummy round up in the slicer.

.1mm layers

5% infill- 39 minutes
50% infill- 59 minutes
100% infill -1hr 9 minutes

Estimates of course.

I don?t anything about 3d printing but this guy seemed to have got it to work on a garand

https://youtu.be/MRO9grlR79A


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[00tec]

I don?t anything about 3d printing but this guy seemed to have got it to work on a garand

https://youtu.be/MRO9grlR79A


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Easy enough. Would just add a few minutes to the print.