FRP-13 Mamba Heavy Nerf Rivals semi automatic pistol

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This is a highly advanced semi-automatic pistol that fires high-performance Nerf Rivals rounds using the FTW flywheel system. It is an ultra-compact, extremely accurate, and remarkably powerful firearm for its size - perfect as a sidearm to a Rivals blaster or even as a primary. It requires no tools whatsoever to access the battery. The blaster utilizes proprietary Tornado system magazines available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4168351. Feedback is highly encouraged and greatly appreciated, though I may not be able to respond to every comment individually. If you encounter any issues, I will do my absolute best to assist you promptly. A complete blaster will soon be available for purchase here: https://blogderrikksun.com/product/. It's worth noting that selling this blaster without explicit permission is strictly prohibited and against the law. If you're a seller interested in manufacturing Mambas, please contact me directly. Your support on Patreon would mean the world to me, as it would greatly contribute to the development of future Nerf projects: https://www.patreon.com/FreedomBlasters. Tips are highly valued and would significantly help me continue creating innovative Nerf designs. Version history: 1.0 Initial release Hardware list: -Standard Omron-sized microswitches; -Motors of choice, such as Honeybadgers for optimal performance or Fangs for increased reliability; -FTW, Nightowl, or Cabanossi flywheels (I've yet to test with the latter); -Wiring and a battery plug of your preference; -Some M2.5x10 screws or their imperial equivalent, preferably countersunk, as you might need to shorten the one that secures the trigger to the trigger link; -8 Motor screws for grip panels; -A compression spring, such as 0.4x4mm springs; -An extension spring, also 0.4x4mm, for the trigger; there shouldn't be much resistance in the return stroke of the trigger but it never hurts to have that extra bit of force; -Two 3mm pins - one 30-60mm long and one 35 mm long; Print settings: Parts are NOT oriented for printing The best results can be achieved with Cura slicer; otherwise, I cannot guarantee good tolerances. Layer height: 0.24 or lower Perimeters: 3 or more (no reason for more than 5) Supports: Preferably use tree supports and if not, don't forget to place the supports everywhere, not only directly above build plate Print speed: 60mm/s works best but that will depend on your setup as well Print duration on minimal settings and 100 mm/s: about 30 hours in total 5 or more top/bottom layers but I feel you could use less 15% infill should be good but you might be able to get away with lower percentage Grip panel is meant to be mirrored. Make sure moving parts fit together without friction before proceeding to the next step Assembly: 1) Assemble the trigger and trigger link with a screw. 2) Slot them into place on the frame with a trigger lever. 3) Pop on the tab protector on the trigger link. 4) Lock in the trigger lever with a 30-60mm pin. Use the spacer provided. 5) Insert the mag release on the bottom of the frame with a spring. Slide in the 35mm pin. Make sure it operates properly before proceeding. 6) Wire up the cage and microswitch. Make sure all the wires slot into the tab protector without issues. 7) Before slotting in the cage, screw on the extension spring that goes between the trigger link and the cage. 8) Drop in and screw on the cage. 9) Screw on the grip panels with motor screws. 10) Assemble the tip and the slide together with screws. Then slot in the rear sight. 11) The battery goes inside the front of the frame. Close up the blaster by putting on the Top and fixing it in place with pins. Then, you slide in the barrel and fix it in by rotating it. 12) Enjoy!