MG100 Warp Feeder

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I tried using the original Dye Dam warp feeder model but couldn't import it properly into my design software. I combined the warp feed design from the T15 Tinkercad files to create a editable model. When starting with the Dye Dam version, Tinkercad would make many holes in the model for some reason. When I combined the Dye Dam upper with the original bottom of the T15 Tinkercad design, I made a better version for the MG100. Extending the grooves for the magazine guide, rounding all the magazine corners, and trimming off a little bit from areas that needed adjustment to make the Dye Dam version fit in my MG100. Future modifications will include adding a slit in the hopper tube and providing provisions for a fastener to allow some clamping rather than just a friction fit. I've found that some loaders have slightly different tolerances, which can cause fitting issues or looseness. I added V3 files for the bolt and nut. Some adjustment may be required to the hole to accept your loader as it is very tight for my Dye R-2. The first test print of the Left V3 file is pictured, printed quickly at 0.2 layer thickness for a prototype - though I'm pretty sure you can play with it. The fit in the marker was perfect on the first try without any filing or sanding. V4 has been added. Realizing that the Dye Dam part this was remixed from is from a model used for a continuous feed through magazine, so the model has many voids and other irregularities inside the magazine. I found the source of the magazine section and will fill the holes to create a new version. It should print faster and not have any strangeness inside it. This design should work pretty well. If you want a version of V1 without the nut and bolt, with the filled-in mag, I can make that for you.