Ring Revolver Toy maintenant il lance des progectiles , Now he launches projectiles

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Here is the rewritten text: Hey there! Check out my Toy version of the Ring Revolver, a little nod to Cyclone who asked me about my first model if it launched projectiles. Well, I've got that covered now, and as a bonus, I threw in a little explanatory video - my first attempt, so bear with me! I added a piece called "Garde Au Corps Vide" for those who want to customize their own, and if you're not a fan of this one, there's an alternative called "Faux Garde Au Corps". Now, be careful - the projectiles fly quickly... right into your eyes! Not exactly pleasant, so keep that in mind. And remember, our furry friends aren't targets - leave them alone! Also, watch out for those little cherubs under 36 months old. The video is in French, but I think it's pretty self-explanatory even if you don't speak the language. To make this happen, you'll need three lighter stone springs. I prefer the ones from big Bic lighters with a wheel because they're long and have a 2.5mm diameter. Cut these sizes: 1 x 18 mm (Dog) -1 x 7 mm (Trigger) 6 x 11-12 mm (Barrel) Remove any tight turns at each end, then you'll need two small pieces of filament (11mm and 10mm) and a screw with a M2.5mm diameter and 5mm or 10mm length. For the drums, drill out any burrs using a 4.5mm drill and check that the projectiles pass freely through the holes. You might also need to clean up the projectile's path with a knife blade or nail file. For the ring body, you can use a 3mm drill to clear out the trigger spring housing. Check out this video: https://youtu.be/HAW3Y51do6M Print Settings: Rafts: Yes Resolution: 0.1-0.3 mm Infill: 35% Notes: For the key and trigger, I recommend printing in PLA. For everything else, you can use ABS or another material. I used a 0.3mm nozzle and printed with a layer height of 0.1mm - it looks much better that way! Print the projectiles at 100% fill without support since they'll fill the hollow part. The "Barrel" and "Dog" pieces need to be rotated by 180° on the X or Y axis. For the ring body and dog, print with support - I posted photos showing how I did it. Just do what feels right for you! Good luck printing, assembling, and having fun!