Ergonomic slingshot with magazine v2 + Poch and Jig to Band Tie

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This is an improved version of [Ergonomic Slingshot with Magazine](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4223071). The handle geometry has been tweaked slightly. I also have a slingshot that's easier and faster to print: [Slingshot / Zwille / Steinschleuder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3950597). There's also a new variant with rectangular fastening for the bands, along with a pouch and a tying jig. <u><b>Slingshot with Magazine:</b></u>(Material: PLA / layer thickness of 0.20 mm) <b>- Slingshot v6-M handle.</b> To ensure stability when printing the "Slingshot v6-M - Handle," I used Brim with 10 turns. <b>- Slingshot v6-M - cap.</b> For a better fit with the handle and minimizing post-processing, I used a layer thickness of 0.12 mm. <b><s>- Slingshot v6-M-Flat - Handle.</s></b> (This is the old version, hard to shoot than the "v6b-M-Flat" version) !!! Warning: Not for beginners!!! Sorry, CAD meets practice. <b>EDIT: 2020-03-26</b> <b>- Slingshot v6b-M-Flat - Handle.</b> (This is the new version, very pleasant to shoot. The error with the version "v6-M-Flat" was the inclination inwards.) The only difference with this model is the attachment of the bands; here it's rectangular. <b>EDIT: 2020-05-17</b> <b>- Slingshot_v9_-_Handle EDIT: 2020-05-17</b> I inserted grooves that improve grip in the hand, and I slightly enlarged the magazine and changed the lock, now it's closed with a bayonet lock. P.S. The size is optimized for a palm width of 9 cm = 90 mm. You can easily scale the model. Your palm width is 110 mm => 100 * (110/90) = 122.22; that means you have to scale the model by 122%. <u><b>Slingshot Pouch:</b></u>(Material: TPU / layer thickness of 0.12 mm) <b>- Pouch - Universal v7.</b> It's designed for balls from 8 to 12-13 mm; the ball centers itself in the middle of the pouch, as it should be. I've tested this pouch over 1000 shots, and so far, everything is without noticeable signs of use. I also did some simple tensile tests; the pouch fails at around 30 kg, which is completely sufficient for me – I use bands with approx. 5-7 kg traction. <u><b>Band-Jig:</b></u> What's still needed: - 1x M6x65 mm, Partially Threaded, DIN 931 Hex Cap Screws - 1x M6x65 mm, threaded rod, DIN 976-1 - 2x M6 hexagon nut, DIN 934 - 2x M6 Hexagonal nut, low profile, DIN 439 - 1x M6 Wing nut, DIN 314 - 2x M6 Washer, DIN 134 <b>EDIT: 2020-05-17</b> <b>Band-Jig Version 2</b> It's smaller and the geometry has been changed slightly to make it stiffer. <u><b>Home Monition - Dodecahedron:</b></u>(Material: PLA) I wanted to try out whether I could easily print out ammunition at home, and that's the result. A [regular dodecahedron](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_dodecahedron) and it works great – is easy to print out and acceptable for shooting. I wish you much fun with it. And please be careful when shooting with the slingshot; sometimes things can break (vases, windows, mirrors, and so on).