Airsoft baffled suppressor

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This was made based on the concept of real firearm suppressors. The baffles fit neatly within the baffle tube, allowing ample space for an expansion chamber. For a one-print build with the same initial idea, take a look at my other suppressor design. This is essential if you are an airsoft sniper/DMR player due to the fact that higher fps results in more air flow. You can incorporate steel wool for additional sound and vibration absorption. Please note: This is designed exclusively for use with airsoft firearms; never use this design on a real firearm. To print responsibly, remember: AIRSOFT ONLY. Instructions: Print the baffle tube face down on 20% infill to reduce filament usage. For added strength, feel free to experiment. Print five baffles cone-facing up. The threaded endcap should be printed with face down and 20% infill for optimal air seal quality. Apply more precision when printing threads. Assemble the parts by gluing them together using expanding glue. Ensure a tight air seal by applying adequate pressure during assembly. To eliminate any shiny or reflective surface, try sanding and paint if needed to achieve your desired appearance.