3d print foregrip

Print 30-99% Infill

See the picture with the red circled areas. Update 2/7/2020 : It was brought to my attention that not all rails are alike, so I extended the original file from 76.7mm to 79.7mm center to center between mounting holes to accommodate the difference....

For learning and testing 3d print only, not for sale. need two m5 bolts and T-net. regular mlok nut and bolt should work too. You can also print the grip separately for better appeal and more robust use—files provided. ... 74.4594mm x 22mm x...

FX Impact Forgrip ive remixed from various parts. ... print with supports, facing upwards

Grip was printed with fuzzy skin in CURA. ... Both Parts were Printed in ASA at 0.15mm layer-height with 50% Gyroid infill. ... Uses a M8x100 Hex-Bolt and Nut.

I used an m4 screw and a t-nut from my 3d printer extras. ...It fits great on my M-Lok rails with no wobble.

print in one piece and then separate the 2 parts. ...you might want to sand down the corners, it will take 1 min max.

Just a test of my modelling abilities. ...Works well. I basically wanted something that would print very nicely. Requires 2x M5x30 bolts and M5 nuts. ...

Simple short ish vert grip for mlok slots. ...Uses two 1 inch bolts with mlok keys. Printed with the mounting surface on the bottom with support structure.

One is specifically made for the AR-15 Anderson rifle for more space when using a flashlight. ...The second model is compatible with all guns with the M-LOK mounting system.Print with supports.Infill 95%.

Designed to print without supports. Mounting base designed specifically for strength and FDM. ... AFG only - gas pedal/thumb rest separate model also available Secured with 2 M5x10 and t nuts

I have it modeled in CATIA V5R27 if someone needs the base model to configure to their gun.Printed out of ToughPLA from MatterHackers, then annealed for strength. ....2mm layer height, 12% infill, printed on a raft due to small contact areas on lower.

Revised model uploaded already, and print is under way. UPDATE 2: Second print completed, and it fits. Still off slightly in a couple of spots, with slight sanding needed on the bottom of the side plate for proper fitment. Picture attached of the...

I created this design after printing several versions from here and discovering that they were either too small, uncomfortable or didn't fit properly. This is the initial version, which I am still refining. UPDATE 1: The first print had issues with...

CHANGE NOTE 3/10/19 - Completely redesigned for enhanced strength, comfort, and effortless printing. CHANGE NOTE 1/31/19 - Modified print orientation of Pgrip_2ta. CHANGE NOTE 1/11/19 - Let's achieve maximum thickness. CHANGE NOTE 11/27/18 - Added...

Tried printing as one piece but had no luck:( V3 Changed the pin hole height by 1mm to try and make grip a bit tighter to rail. Added the Picatinny rail ive used to mount grip. Added some decal to the side to try and match the gun a bit.. ... ...

As nice as it appears, I found out that it needed a redesign after my kids printed it. We found that the rail size and geometry were incorrect. No amount of sanding could ever fix it. The locking mechanism for this grip has been changed to a single...

... density will balance strength with weight reduction. Notes: Bed Temp 70 degrees Celsius ensures a smooth first layer adhesion. Hot End Temp 230 degrees Celsius is optimal for AIO Robotics PLA filament to maintain a high print speed and quality.

So I wanted a fore grip for my CAA MCK (Glock 17) that wasn't an actual magazine so I remixed the training mag developed by K9ES to form a dedicated grip Print with high infill if you want it to be solid. Keep in mind this is a friction fit by...

... and I thought this would be a nice big one. ...The result is nearly this i hope for, but if someone has a few tips or ideas how i can make it better then write a comment please. Printed it not jet, so i don't know if its fitting on the weaver rail.

I recommend tweaking the design slightly to make printing easier. As it stands, assembly can be a real challenge, and the risk of scuffs and minor damage is quite high. ...These are the native Fusion360 files I've shared for your convenience - feel free...

... an instructional video on the SBS Extensions YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/290BUPOdMyA (click link for video). PLEASE NOTE: Replacement grip has been engineered and prototyped using ABS material, so PLA printed parts might not fit as snugly.

I tightened the loose screw so that it fits perfectly now. ...The print job was completed successfully, and I'm glad it works as expected. ...To make the handle accommodate the design, I reduced its size by about 2-3% to ensure a snug fit.

This is a very strong fore-grip. ...It's ergonomic and comfortable in the hand. I printed it in PLA Pro and it's held up to tons of abuse. ...Holes are spaced and sized perfectly to mount using standard M-LOK T-nuts and screws.

... a p-rail. Print with pla+ preferred, 5+ walls, 60%ish infill with triangular pattern. you can try for 100% but its a waste of filament, it will be very strong this way. ...M4 hardware, scale down 1% for a more snug fit, but fits very nice as is.

... PLA settings and included supports for added stability. The extended Nerf black hardware was utilized for attachment purposes. Reach out via message if further clarification is needed on any aspect of the project. Now, go ahead and start printing!

Check the original print page to read more about the model + his print settings. Originally I used PLA but figured PETG would be best because of potential heat. I'm using an Ender 3: .4mm retract and 40mm speed. Also, .2 layer. IDK about infill...

... fit perfectly with the overall aesthetic. The grip was completely reworked from scratch. I used a railmount from Thingiverse, but unfortunately lost the link. Luckily, it was modified to match the Kriss perfectly. Have fun printing this grip!

Im printing this at the moment in two pieces, theres probably nothing too special about this grip and it may even be a piece of junk.. I just wanted to have a shot at designing one. about 120mm long and 60mm tall. ... I have tried to make the grip...

I highly recommend using CURA Tree style supports for this print, as it saves the upper grip texture from having floor supports added. Although not a significant issue if you sand the final product, it saves you a substantial amount of time. I've...