E11 Stormtrooper Blaster action grip

thingiverse

Here is the spun text: Mount your 40 mm Blastech E11 action replica on a pipe using our customizable grip or try building a Sterling SMG if you'd rather craft something new. Drawing from reference files primarily sourced from Blaster Builders Club, combined with other sources and web images, this project takes shape. Integrate a tactile switch and a 6.6 mm potentiometer within the grip to enable trigger control and fire mode selection inputs for an Arduino setup. Get creative with addressable RGB lighting and sound effects if you're feeling adventurous. The grip is designed to accommodate a spring or half-spring from a retractable ballpoint pen, ideal for precise trigger action. Designed in tandem with the Hengstler counter we previously released, this 3D printable model aims to pair perfectly with it. While made for affordable printers struggling with bridging and overhangs, any printer should be able to produce this part with ease – provided there are no structural errors hidden from Netfabb's checks. Follow our printed STL reference file of the assembled grip for effortless assembly guidance. You're a maker, so this shouldn't be too daunting; just take a glance at how all parts fit together seamlessly. Don't print the fully assembled grip model – it contains too many complex internal structures that wouldn't print correctly in one piece. This is a blaster prop intended for added sensory features like sound and light effects; printing in multiple blocks allows for easier mounting of necessary sensors.