stryfe vector kit 3d models

Nerf Stryfe Extended Mag Release Lever. Light Sanding And Finishing Off Of The Eyelet May Be Necessary Depending On Your Printer's Setup Quality. This Part Drops Directly Into Place Without Requiring Any Shell Modifications. ...It Is Highly Recommended...

This is a small bottom cover for the nerf stryfe. I didn't want the whole bottom rail covered, so I remixed a nerf to picatinny rail I found here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3288887 Its a loose fit, you will need a front barrel or a dab...

Remixing the Stryfe design to fit snugly into the sling point requires adjustments, including flattening the front end while preserving compatibility with NStrike accessories. ... Simplifying the wing design and reducing other embellishments shaved off...

Designing a foregrip for the Stryfe that not only provides optimal comfort but also seamlessly integrates with the Jayce3D flared magwell requires meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of ergonomic principles. To achieve this, I...

Designed specifically to fit snugly on the Stryfe, this attachment also works seamlessly on the Rapidstrike and Regulator models. For a precise fit, carefully heat the rail connector with a lighter for a few seconds before sliding it onto the gun. ...An...

I modified Blasterforge's Stryfe bottom rail design, extending it just enough so it aligns perfectly with the magwell. This adjustment also provides additional railspace. All credit for this design goes to BlasterforgePH. Update 01.14.18 - I've...

This ergonomic magazine release is designed specifically for the Nerf Stryfe, making it simpler to handle with the index finger. The ambidextrous feature allows for comfortable use by both right- and left-handed shooters. Two separate components make...

This is an adaptation of Woody7070's Stryfe autopusher modified to work with N20 metal gearboxes. I utilized a 600 RPM @ 12 volt variant sourced from eBay. ...The required components include the pusher arm and spacer found in the original files of...

This nifty bezel lets you attach an XT60 to the stock mounting point on your Stryfe. To make it work, you'll need to drill a rectangular hole for the bezel and trim a screw post and some extra plastic inside the shell. Getting the XT60 snug in the...

Stryfe Battery Holder with Voltmeter Mount This Stryfe battery holder features a built-in voltmeter and switch, allowing users to easily monitor their LiPo battery voltage. The voltmeter is connected via the switch at all times, making it simple to...

The left body rail STL file goes on the back of your Gun and lines up with the front barrel rail, so align it then drill through this into the Stryfes Shell. Use 20mm M3 countersunk screws with bolts afterwards. The left body rail NOT for my Gun STL...

Stryfe Rev Trigger Mk 2. It's meant to be used with a microswitch, not the standard trigger. Some sanding and grinding will be necessary, as I've intentionally made it larger to fit most microswitches. The design has a funky flair, and I'd love to...

I took Blasterforge's design for the Stryfe bottom rail and made it slightly longer so it sits flush with the magwell. This also adds a bit of railspace. All credit for this goes to BlasterforgePH.</p> <p>Update 14.01.18- I've included a second...

That's why I created the Nerf Stryfe GoPro Mount. I took the lower Picatinny rail from aachmed20 and precisely measured my GoPro mount, designed it with Thinkercad, and secured it onto the rail. It functions flawlessly, bringing me immense joy and...

Since i couldn't find a flat foregrip that i liked i remixed my own from Ernpao's template: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3288887 for the model, i designed it for the Worker Swordfish so the rail goes all the way back, i tried to make one for the...

Nerf Stryfe Replacement Jamdoor This version does not have a self-locking clasp. Please get in touch if you have any issues! ... Please take a look at my Patreon if you want to support my work: https://www.patreon.com/Foamblasted Visit my Etsy...

The Stryfe flywheel cage is an ideal 3D printable design that features drilled holes for attaching upgraded motors. With a motor-to-motor distance of 43mm, this model is perfect for assembling your blaster. To ensure a strong bond, print the parts in...

A custom fit for 180-sized flywheel-motors on the Nerf Stryfe blaster. A broad flat surface sits center stage, perfect for adding personalized names and logos. To achieve a smooth finish and sturdy overhangs, print outside up with support at 0.2mm...

I spent 24 months neglecting my initial design, only to face a grueling weekend battle with my kids before finally deciding it was time to revamp my original Stryfe foregrip. This is the MK2, which brings significant improvements to comfort and hand...

This small tab attaches to the Nerf Stryfe's jam door and prevents darts from feeding too far upwards along the mag, which would result in jams. The design is still in its first iteration but has a lot of potential for improvement with additional...

i have designed this for the horrible ergonomics of the stryfe, so my hand can securely hold the blaster. dubbed the "utter grip" by reddit. the long one will not fit nerf brand barrel attachments, for them use the short utter. the long utter was...

FULL = Full length, full cage height, standard wheels DB = Custom offset for Generation 1 Daybreak wheels without a nub Updated designs for Stryfe and Rapidstrike build on features from Kelly Industries cages and OFP. ...Current highlights include:...

A high-performance, brushless cage for the Stryfe is being developed, utilizing the same motor as the Gen3 model showcased by "Making Stuff Awesome." The Gen4 version of his design features a newer motor. Three distinct barrels are incorporated into...

The Britnerf designed MOSFET board is a beautiful piece of equipment, but I had reservations about having it loose inside a blaster, so I redesigned the battery cover board to accommodate a Britnerf MOSFET board within a Stryfe. Just like the...

A cover for 180-sized flywheel-motors for the Nerf Stryfe. ...There's a rather large flat surface in the middle which can be used for custom names and logos.</p> <p>I recommend printing it outside up with support at 0.2mm layer height to get a nice...

This latest iteration was a direct response to the issues I encountered with my previous model, which printed poorly due to being too tightly packed in my stryfe. To overcome this problem, I carefully shaved down the dimensions of this new pusher. ...If...

After 2 years of not touching my original design, and a long pitched battle against my children this past weekend, I decided it was time to finally update my original Stryfe foregrip. This is the MK2, which makes some changes to the overall comfort,...

I changed the profile of the attachment location to match flush with the stock attachment of the Nerf Stryfe. I also combined the two halves and made it vertically printable. The length ends up being right at 240mm. There is no need for hardware to...

This is a collapsible stock specifically designed for the Stryfe's offset geometry. I printed the butt and base of the stock with 40 percent infill, but went with 100 for the latch and plate. Supports are not needed for the cutting guide. Required...

So, I modified the profile of the attachment point to match flush with the stock attachment on the Nerf Stryfe. I also merged the two halves and made it possible to print vertically. The resulting length is exactly 240mm. There's no need for any...