Simple Disc Shooter

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This Simple two-part Disc Shooter prints out with great results and is capable of shooting discs over a remarkable 20 feet! It was inspired by an awesome uprintsource give-away. Check out this cool disc shooter in action! You can find the tutorial videos on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1kQYzkfLaI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qug4W79Y4Is Now, let's get started with printing and using your very own disc shooter! Follow these simple steps to make it work: **Getting Started** First things first: download the file you need. You can get either the single DiscShooter or the split file - just be sure to use a slicer for best results. Once you have that taken care of, it's time to start printing! Step 1: Download Your Files Split your downloads by using a slicer so each part gets what it needs (perimeter, bottom, infill). Now that we're all set up with the right tools and information, let's print out our two parts! Once they are ready, carefully remove the support structures to give them some breathing room. Step 4: Take Away the Supports We have now got our printed pieces in hand - one DiscShooter, just waiting for action. Time to get things rolling with this new design! Take your freshly created disc shooter and fit it with a few perfectly fitted discs of different materials. Step 5: Attach the Discs Time to get our hands on the first shot that is launched by simply holding down two buttons while one is activated - yes you heard it right only a 3mm arm length should be stretched so far behind the discs are placed as well this means you will need extra space! And after these few quick touches up (as there really isn't much work involved with assembly since most everything gets attached easily) you can expect shooting speed like nothing else out here! Now, it is time for you to have fun and play with your new shooter - all by following steps 7 through to the last part in step 8! Remember, repeat each time you want the same experience because we've already talked about getting better results each launch attempt gives you that boost of joy and a sense of satisfaction once mastered enjoy life shooting things up into space happily while everyone else watches