nerf folding stock 3d models

An adjustable batter stock that fits any nerf stock attachment point, with all files properly aligned for printing. Notes: 1) Adjust the stock using a quick release pin (1 3/4" long) for easy installation. 2) Attach the butt to the stock body using...

Just a simple stock adapter for the Nerf Maverick. Combined with my barrel adapter, it would let you build a full rifle out of a basic revolver without needing superglue. I designed it so you can easily take it off if you don't want a stock. My...

A versatile adjustable stock that fits seamlessly into any Nerf attachment point. Notes: 1) Two halves of the main body are connected using five M3 x 25 screws and one M3 x 16 screw, secured with nuts. 2) Adjustable by means of two 1/4" x 1 3/4"...

The inspiration for this project came from three different sources: Firstly, I love how some skilled enthusiasts combine thumbhole stocks from other blasters with their Longshot shells or add parts of another blaster between the standard stock and...

My buddy handed over a Nerf gun minus the clip, and I'm left wondering what to do next.

My custom-built stock extender is a versatile accessory that can seamlessly integrate with any stock point or stock setup in my demolisher.

The handle is suitable for any weapon with this finish.Here installed on a Nerf Commander elite 2.0, an economical solution to get an over-equipped nerf by paying only a small sum! (only 299 kcz here)The model prints with a support, but you can also...

Stock replacement piece for the comically small stock. ...All it takes is to open up the gun and remove the small red stock piece and replace it with the new one.

So I decided to make a stock thing :D Hope y'all enjoy this part Note: the stock part is very big, but it prints

Designed for seamless integration with my Nerf Apollo Adapter. Attached are the PLA G-code files and a single-print SLC (Standard Layer Configuration) file. ...Please note that I have not conducted any testing and do not plan to test the STL...

The Nerf Rampage Doesn't Come with a Shoulder Rest, So I Built One Myself. You Can Also Find the Pump Action Grip in My Collection! ... Print Settings: Printer: K Printer - A Top-Notch Machine Rafts: Don't Worry, They're Not Necessary Supports: None...

the Stryfe is great because it's small and nimble. ... I wanted to fill in the gap that exists when not running a shoulder stock.

Modified the model to become a stubby stock and then thought to add a Worker Talon magazine holder. ...Originally made the dual holder but decided one was enough.

I redesigned the stock to perfectly match the specifications of smaller volume printers, incorporating convenient tabs and slots that simplify alignment and gluing processes.

This is a reinforced version of the stock adapter from [Ultrasonic2](https://www.thingiverse.com/ultrasonic2/designs). The need came about because of the use of heavy stocks, as well as to be able, without losing resistance to fracture, to get a...

We're pushing forward with the Strayven Stock project. From now on, friction fits snugly onto the stock attachment point. This revised version has been carefully crafted after taking precise measurements instead of relying on rough estimates. The...

You've got two options for making the stock: First, you can use stampedecover_v7 (180 height no screw).stl. This version is a solid block stock that slots in fine but requires drilling holes to screw it on to your blaster. Alternatively, go with...

You'll be able to create a rock-solid Nerf gun by following these straightforward steps involving two printable components. Place them together and you will need a 13-inch long rod that has a diameter of 16 millimeters. A wooden or plastic rod is all...

 I've set a non-commercial license mainly due to it functioning similarly to commercially available options and IDK if that's an issue or not. Again, to complete as pictured you just have to print Flygonial's stock and buttplate...

Made these modifications: cleaned up the whole made the stock a bit bigger to be more aesthetically pleasing (personal choice) Also check the nozzle: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4836538

Made these modifications: cleaned up the whole made the stock a bit bigger to be more aesthetically pleasing (personal choice) Also check the nozzle: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4836538

... vary depending on your printer's settings, as mine was used to create these designs. If you have a better printer than mine, your stock might telescope with a bit more effort; however, you'll need to secure the M3 screws to lock the sticks in place.

... is based on my printer. if your printer is bertter than mine(must),your stock can telescopic , but it needs you to screw the m3 screws to lock the sticks. ... I wish you like it :) It's my first version , if I have time i will refine the design.

This is the connection pin of the Sharpfire stock. I bought a Sharpfire with this part broken off and missing so I created a replacement. Just needs to be glued in. ...Works just fine as is but I found that just lightly sanding (rounding) the edges of...

The extension will work for both Blaster Stock designs shown. At all contact points there are small highlightings for arrowing in order to optimally adjust the fit. ...The extension can be attached to the blaster with two slightly bent nails or simply...

The extension will work for both Blaster Stock designs shown. At all contact points there are small highlightings for arrowing in order to optimally adjust the fit. ...The extension can be attached to the blaster with two slightly bent nails or simply...

... require two 20mm pins each, while the butt plate utilizes three strategically placed 15mm pins for added stability. Additionally, the stock mount features pre-drilled holes to accommodate M5x5mm set screws if required for further customization.

The extension will work for both Blaster Stock designs shown. At all contact points there are small highlightings for arrowing in order to optimally adjust the fit. ...The extension can be attached to the blaster with two slightly bent nails or simply...

Fix the crack in the bottom layer \nstrongly suggest using settings to ensure success\nprinting with extra backing is key\nskip unnecessary raft layers\nchoose a solid fill rate of at least twenty percent\npaired with the stock add-on found here...

Here's a quick summary of the stock. Why use this stock? * It has a bigger battery tray * It looks cool Notes: Last updated April 26th * Lay all parts flat on the build plate. The battery cover should be printed at a 45-degree angle. * No support...