Nerf Recon CS-6 kit

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Hello o/ My first go at a redesigning the look of a Nerf blaster. This one is for the Recon CS-6 and replaces some of the stock parts and adds a short barrel. You'll need to dismantle your stock by removing the two pins at the connection end. You can tap these out a couple of mm with a small screwdriver or a nail and then pull the rest of the way with pliers. Keep the pins, they will be going back in. Also unscrew and remove the center part of the stock. This part will not be going back in. Printed parts in the images: STOCK-1 STOCK-2 STOCK-2 can be printed with the rear side down onto the build plate. I printed with raft and supports. Any supports that generate around the rivets or elsewhere can be removed, the part only needs the support underneath. 25% infill, about 19.5 hours print time. STOCK-1 can be printed front or back to the build plate. If you go front, remember to generate supports. 25% infill, 10 hours print time. Push STOCK-2 over the rails onto the original stock. There is a step at the back that will require you to push with some force before it clicks into place. This is a semi-permanent option as I don't think it will come back off without damaging the printed piece. Then slide STOCK-1 over the rails. Last of all, put the pins back into their holes and gently tap them back into place. If you prefer a less permanent option, use ALT Stock 1, which has the small step at the back removed. I have not printed this piece to test (was a bit of an afterthought). Also included is ALT Stock 2, which is a one-piece version. My slicer says it will be a 28.5 hour print at 0.2mm resolution and 25% infill. I have also not printed this one yet, but if your build area is big enough, go crazy. Last is the barrel: BARREL_3 Best printed blaster end to the build plate. Use supports for the inside of the barrel connection, I also printed with a raft. Any externally generated supports can be removed, they are not needed. Printed at 25% infill, 8 hours print time. I'll keep refining the design and will work on more (better) cosmetic changes, which will be uploaded to this here design. Printed on Geetech A10T and Voxelab Aquila with eSun filament and painted with painty paint (from a can) and Rub n Buff for highlighting. Thanks o/