Extreme Bow Stabilizer - VERSION 2 AVAILABLE NOW - Customizable!

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VERSION 2 IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD AT https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2463721. This bow stabilizer was inspired by a design found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1152975. I aimed to create a simplified version of the bow stabilizer that maintains its appearance and functionality while reducing print time and material usage. This version of the stabilizer can be created for under $5 by utilizing 4 used, old, or found arrow shafts. The necessary 3D printed parts include: * 1 x Receiver (1.25" OR 2") * Multiple Rail prints (as many as desired) * 1 x Barrel * 1 x Flashhider OR Silencer (Optional, but adds to the aesthetic) To assemble this stabilizer, you will need the following components: * 4 x 7.8mm Arrow shafts * 1 x UNF 5/16*24 1.25" or 5/316-24 2" bolt * 1 x M8 washer * 1 x M8 nut * 1 x M10 90mm * 4 x M10 nuts Assembly instructions are as follows: (Warning: You may need to use a 5/16" drill bit to expand the arrow slots. If they become too loose, you can secure them in place using silicone glue or hot glue.) 1. Receiver: Ensure that your 5/316-24 bolt matches the version of receiver you printed (1.25" or 2"). Place an M8 washer into the bottom square indent and slide a bolt down through it. Secure it with an M8 nut. 2. Barrel & Flashhider: Insert the M10 90mm bolt from the bottom square face of the barrel, securing it at the top with an M10 nut. You can add up to three more M10 nuts to increase weight. 3. Arrow shafts should be inserted into the receiver. 4. Slide rail(s) down the arrow shafts to align the arrows. 5. Place the barrel over the other end of the arrow shafts. 6. Pressure fit the muzzle device over the barrel.