the loudener mk2 muzzle brake 3d models

A muzzle brake is designed specifically for hunting firearms, particularly those using caliber 12 hunting cartridges. ...It's an innovative approach to reducing recoil and improving accuracy during your hunting adventure.

Muzzle brake for airsoft replicas. Thread is set to 15mm ccw to allow for any tolerance issues. ...If too loose, adjust x and y to be smaller until tight.

A few of many muzzle brake/compensators for airsoft rifles. All of them will be -14mm thread since that is what is most common. ...I will upload new ones to this when I decide to make more.

This part is a custom muzzle brake for an AK pattern rifle that I designed a while ago; just went through some old files and thought I'd upload it as I have no need for it.Colour is RAL8000.

T-Rex skull that will fit over muzzle brakes with 13/16-16 outer threads. 0.2 resolution. PLA+ or better.. 6+ Walls. 100% infill. Tree supports off print bed. Use with care. ...Do not shoot your eye out.

A few of many muzzle brake/compensators for airsoft rifles. All of them will be -14mm thread since that is what is most common. ...I will upload new ones to this when I decide to make more.

Whilst not required along with the main brake there are shim files to allow you to "time" or align to your barrel in the correct orientation, use 1 or several of these in combination to get the best fit. A rubber O-Ring would also suffice. Please...

... compensator but with a twisted design. This is based on his version 2 muzzle brake and fits well on every nerf gun we own. The file looks a bit rough in software because it was made with the Windows 3D Builder but it prints super cleanly. ...

Model of a standard muzzle brake used on AKM/AKMS. Model based on an real steel one scraped from an used Polish service rifle. Standard M14x1LH (CCW) thread. UPDATE: 27.05.2021 - updated diameters and angle after test print. - updated thread hole...

M24 muzzle brake (IDF style) I did it for reenact fit for snow wolf (Airsoft only) maybe other manufactures. ... If you can support me, i will be very happy, more stuff come later :) Personally i sand it and then painted looks better and have...

My muzzle brake design called S20A. I designed this for my own 7,62x43 mm assault rifle designs such as FL-25/FL-25A1/A2/A3/A4/A5/M's.Designed in AutoCAD and available in STL format. ...Only educational use is recommended.

Just a doodad. ...I took the AMD brake as an example and made it into a 2-chamber brake. It should be easy to make and that was pretty much the driving idea - simplicity. I have no idea how it actually works. ...It probably does, but how well?

... with built-in supports to ensure a smooth printing experience. Resolution: The recommended resolution for this item is 0.2 for the best possible outcome. ...Infill: 20% should be sufficient, but feel free to adjust according to your specific needs.

Airsoft Muzzle Device, -14mm Threads. ...2 Styles: 5,45 x39 (4 small ports) and 7,62 x 39 (3 bigger ones)

just a airsoft muzzle breaker, fits on 14mm thread. ... Print Settings Printer: ctc Rafts: Doesn't MatterSupports: Yes Resolution: 0.2Infill: 20% should be enough Category: Sport & Outdoors

Goes on the orange top of the Gameface Insurgent AEG Ak you have to put around 2 or 3 layers of scotch tape on the inside where it connects to the barrel so it stays put, friction keeps on from there.

copy of the Jmac Customs 4c compensator (not 1:1 copy) its in diameter 2mm bigger and the overall dimensions are from picture not mesured i tried to have the visual simularity its just for the looks XDthe supports are insane for this ngl. ... but with...

One simple tweak to eliminate the offending text that had been giving me grief with my cutter.

Securing to the barrel OD using 4-40 screws, this Alien Menace version performs slightly better than the standard SCAR barrel in certain scenarios. ... The Alien Menace design variation showcases a more compact build without any string attachment,...

... thread. ...Key Settings for Printing This Part Print with the following settings: Printer: CTC Bizer Dual Rafts: They're not necessary Supports: Yes Resolution: A precision of 0.2 ensures a smooth finish Infill: The default 10% setting is sufficient

... this will work properly - then again, it's .22LR, why bother using this, other than for laughs? Design I "remixed" from has the gas ejection ports facing the wrong direction and has a huge bore - a design that would theoretically increase recoil.

... this will work properly - then again, it's .22LR, why bother using this, other than for laughs? Design I "remixed" from has the gas ejection ports facing the wrong direction and has a huge bore - a design that would theoretically increase recoil.

... featuring sturdy supports that keep it in place during printing. Resolution Settings: A resolution of 0.2mm ensures precise details and a smooth finish. Infill Settings: 10% infill provides the perfect balance between weight and durability.

Print Settings: Printer: Choose a printer from the list of options available to you, including ctc. Rafts: Whether or not to use rafts is entirely up to you. They aren't necessary for this project. Supports: This design requires supports in order...

... Your Back. All You Need to Do is Soak the Tip in Boiling Water for a Whopping 30 Seconds and Watch as It Left-Hand Threads Right Off - Easy Peasy! ...Now, Keep in Mind That This One Isn't Threaded, So You Might Encounter Some Trouble Getting it On.

... ... Print Settings: Printer: The CTC printer is the recommended choice for this project. Rafts: You can choose to print with or without rafts, it doesn't matter in this case. Supports: Yes, supports are necessary to ensure proper print quality.

Still in concept stage, only issue I am having is trying to make threads in autodesk inventor. ...If the prototype is successful we will begin limited commercial production, so please take this for personal use only.

I still need to conduct accuracy profiling with this setup to determine if the shorter length is effective, so design modifications may be necessary. ... As a novice, I utilized Tinkercad for this creation, which was simplified using its online...

To bring this project to life, you'll need to configure your print settings as follows: Printer: Choose the "ctc" printer model. Rafts: Don't worry about rafts; they're not crucial for this design. Supports: Similarly, supports are not essential...

To achieve optimal results, set your printer to the following specifications: Printer: ctc Rafts: Ignore this setting, as it's not necessary. Supports: Similarly, ignore this setting for now. Resolution: Set the resolution to 0.2 mm for clear and...