ST19AG_WGreymon
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Just wondering if anyone would be able to recreate a piece of machinery about the size of an index card. I'm looking for a small batch to be made about 10 at first.
Deos anyone do any CNCing?
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Fox123
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What is it you want made?
j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
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He could tell ya, but then he'd have to kill ya.
ST19AG_WGreymon
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j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
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Have we met before?
I doubt it, from what I hear, I wouldn't be alive, if we did.
photoracer
Competition Shooter
My buddy Mike has a very expensive ($5k used) CNC machine at his place. But with his job and our out of town shooting schedule I am not sure if he has the time to do anything right now. We have been talking about making add-on parts for race guns but I don't think he is doing anything right now. He made a number of things for himself with regular machine tools previously. I could ask him though.
PleaseEatSomePoo
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Any solid models? Prints? Drawings?
Material? Tolerances?
Material? Tolerances?
ST19AG_WGreymon
Ultimate Member
So the item in question is a part to a very popular airsoft gun.
There’s a rather thin portion that breaks on these guns a lot (I’ve highlighted it in red) there’s a steel piece(firing pin) that moves back and forth in that section. Sometimes only a small piece breaks off and the gun is still usable. Other times it takes a considerable portion of the box with it, evidenced here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbRQiyv23go
It is an extremely common problem with these guns and there is high interest in high strength replacements. I also marked out the portion that does not need to be replicated, if that helps.
I can show samples if need be.
Steel is preferred. However aluminum with the proper reinforcements might work.
There’s a rather thin portion that breaks on these guns a lot (I’ve highlighted it in red) there’s a steel piece(firing pin) that moves back and forth in that section. Sometimes only a small piece breaks off and the gun is still usable. Other times it takes a considerable portion of the box with it, evidenced here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbRQiyv23go
It is an extremely common problem with these guns and there is high interest in high strength replacements. I also marked out the portion that does not need to be replicated, if that helps.
I can show samples if need be.
Steel is preferred. However aluminum with the proper reinforcements might work.
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j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
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And I thought it would be a kanibbling pin for a thermonuclear device or something like that. A paintball gun...
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