Function (toy) Revolver

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A nerf revolver I made in my spare time, you'll need:Some lead wiresA wire cutterA soldering iron2 x 4.5v/6v dc motors2 x 5mm (diameter) x 28 mm spring (or something similar)1 x 9mm (diameter) x 15mm spring (or something similar)1 x 4.5v/6v battery pack/power supplyTapeSuperglue1 x toothpickat least 6 x half length nerf dartsAssembly process:Insert the dc motors into the motor holderPress the holder into shell frontFriction fit the flywheel on top (so it blocks the motor holder from falling out)Stick the shell slide onto the shell so that the front is flat with the end of the barrel (and i goes over the flywheels)insert the bigger spring (9mm diameter spring) into the hole in the shell frontGlue the hinge into shell frontinsert the other 2 springs so that it goes from the trigger into the holes in shell topTape (glue later when finalized) shell bottom to shell top so the trigger is contained Insert a tooth pick into the small hole on the side of shell topInsert rotate into the big hole in shell topinsert bullet pusher from the back hole of shell frontinsert trigger to pusher so that the hole in the center goes through the tooth pick and the hole at the end goes onto the exposed pole on the side of the bullet pusherFriction fit trigger to rotate into the trigger and into slide on the side of shell front so that the end also goes into the rotating mechanismGlue in rotate lock into the tiny holes so that it keeps the rotating mechanism inGlue handle onto the back corner of the combined shell top and shell backGlue the front half to the back half via the hingeInsert a loaded cylinder into the revolver and close itShift the motor holder so that it just doesn't interfere with the rotating cylinder but still is able to shoot the darts after it has to pushed out of the cylinder and glue it into placeWire 2 dc motors (you might need to solder the lead wires onto the motor) to your battery back/power supplyNotes:I printed everything in 20% but you can choose any infill% you want“trigger to rotate” might break along the print lines because of the load, you might need glue it together after it breaks, then it should work finePrint "shell top so that the flat side is the face on the bedPrint “shell slide” vertically so the hook is strongerTurn off supports when printing the hinge (it is print in place)You might need grease/lubricant in the rotate mechanism for it to function more efficientlyfor the dc motors you need something similar to this: (just needs to be this shape)https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006265469306.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.7.6ba2183bEs4U9t&algo_pvid=fcb9ddc8-dba3-483b-b853-6ecd31019ad3&algo_exp_id=fcb9ddc8-dba3-483b-b853-6ecd31019ad3-3&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21AUD%213.24%213.24%21%21%212.10%212.10%21%402103244817123987896407732ea734%2112000036529028234%21sea%21AU%213021776841%21&curPageLogUid=6Goppe7Xa4zf&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A