ar 15 bolt disassembly tool 3d models

This simple tool is designed to disassemble a bolt. Here's how it works: 1. First, remove the bolt from its receiver. 2. Next, grasp the bolt body firmly and rotate the handle to the right, just as you would when closing the firearm. This releases...

This tool makes easy to arm Tikka T1x bolt.

This tool is based on Vudoo Gun Works' "Bolt assembly & disassembly tool". It can be used to cock, decock, assemble, or disassemble Vudoo bolts. I have only tested it on a Gen 2 bolt. ...If you print this and test on another bolt (Gen 1, Gen 1.2,...

Key For Bolt and Fitting Installed Inside a Diameter of 15.5 Millimeters

If you own the brand new CZ 600 rifle you might find this little tool useful. It makes disassembly and hand cocking of the firing pin more comfortable. ...The tool is universal for all sizes of the rifle.

I made this originally for a 9mm lever release but it works just as well on a 15-22. Designed to clamp onto a picatinny rail the deflector can be slid approximately 60mm forwards and backwards to give you some flexibility around scope rings or sight...

Create a lathe tool for hobbing bolts by placing two 608 bearings into the designated slots. Once completed, hob the bolt effortlessly on your lathe. ...Kindly share your experience after printing it out!

People use this tool to read and determine the bolt circle diameter or BCD of 4 and 5 arm cranksets, making it easier to switch out chainrings.

... with a wade's extruder. ...After successful printing and usage, follow these steps: print at 100% infill, clean any plastic residue, insert two 608 bearings into the channels, secure it in a lathe tool holder, place a bolt inside, and start hobbing!

A simple wing bolt tool for standard 1/4 inch wing bolts has been created to eliminate the hassle of slipping with a screwdriver and accidentally drilling a hole in your wing. The tool securely holds the bolt in place. ... Print this design at 20%...

This is a little tool I whipped up to help me disassemble the bottom / screw type thing on our Blender (it needs cleaning). The issue was that it's impossible to get any of my tools in there to fixate one part of the mechanism that turns around. ... ...

A combined tool based on the VAR PE-35500 (https://www.vartools.com/en/combined-tool-for-chainring-bolts-var-p828.php). The tool does have some limitations. If the nut is clocked at a certain angle, the throat of the tool won't be big enough to match...

This is a bolt tool for HK rifles. Works with HK93, HK91, G33, G3, and Cetme. After printing tap the hole with a 1/4-20 tap. Use a 1" long thumb bolt. Uploaded version 2 of the tool. This one has a slot in the front for the locking latch pin. The...

A combined tool built on the VAR PE-35500 (https://www.vartools.com/en/combined-tool-for-chainring-bolts-var-p828.php) foundation proves beneficial for various tasks. However, it does have certain limitations that need to be taken into account. One...

A simple cocking and un-cocking tool to fit Omark rifle bolts. Just print as it is, you can add support to make the bottom a bit nicer. It is a tight fit. ... If it's too tight, just enlarge it a bit in your slicer.

I recently got a 3D printer for Christmas and my Dad offered to pay me to design a tool so he could use at Shot Show. He gave me dimensions for what I now know is an X-Bolt. I used Sketchup (since my school gave students free access) to design it.

Printer holder accessory Z-Bolt remix

I'm attaching a tool holder for the Z-Bolt Plus 3D printer. Please note that I'm not sure if this design is compatible with the standard version, but I've included both .step and .ipt files so you can easily modify them as needed. To print this...

The original is really tiny in my slicer for some reason (Flashprint). ... I adjusted the size to make it work with 9mm magazines and made it thinner.

Used to read off the bolt circle diameter or BCD of 4 & 5 arm cranksets so you can swap out chainrings. Design I chose the numbers based off of what Park Tool decided were common BCDs. Scaled the reference image knowing the pivot nut measures...

To create a hobbed bolt using an M8x50 Allen bolt, follow these steps. You'll need the following components: 608ZZX2 bearings (2 pieces), 625ZZX2 bearings (2 pieces), an M4x15 screw (1 piece), an M4 nut (1 piece), and an M6 tap. ...Be sure to have these...

I always seem to be without a suitable screwdriver when tightening the wing bolts on my trusty Eflite Beaver float plane. ... For some reason, the A360 viewer is displaying an issue - check it out: https://a360.co/2BnSFXd

This enables a skilled screw machine operator to precisely calibrate their tooling on the cross-slides. ...Watch the instructional video for more information.

This design has been modified to accommodate 6mm bolts, with a corner removed to provide additional space for M3 screws. Parts are arranged on one table, except the dremel attachment in a separate file from the original KNRLR. ...The printed version...

Remix of the Bolt from IamPy Now you can print it without support -> better surface and faster printing The nut has to be taken from IamPy. PS: i made the cross for the driver smaller than the one from IamPy. ...I have not tested it with the original...

Found the tool on Thingiverse, over the years improved it with an internal hex for an 8 mm Allen key, which is more durable in plastic than a 6 mm hole, and a disc for hand tightening.

... encompass all 3 designs. In each case, the cap must be disassembled to be cleaned properly. The latest design is a bit tough to disassemble. The two tools and instructions for their use are described and illustrated in the included PDF document.

I'm surprised by how often I struggle with installing magazine catches on AR lowers - it's like I have a knack for making it difficult! Getting the threads aligned perfectly can be a real challenge, and using a pencil or punch to press the button in...

This is a replacement LCD knob for the Prusa i3 printer in the form of an AR-15 bolt face.

<p>A design that mimics the look and feel of the C96 pistol's grip.&nbsp;<br><br><br><br><strong>Print instructions</strong><br><br>Print Settings:</p><p>Extruder: 218C&nbsp;<br>Bed: 56C&nbsp;<br>First Layer Print Height: .2mm&nbsp;<br>Standard Layer...