"Urban Explorer" Fixed Carbine Buttstock

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<p>A lightweight, fixed buttstock. LOP is roughly 13in. (Magpul MOE® Fixed Carbine Stock, for comparison purposes is 12.2in LOP.)</p><p>Two versions of the stock are available:</p><p>* 2 Part; Made to be printed on machines such as the CR10.</p><p>* 3 Part; Designed to be printable on machines with a minimum build volume of 180mm cubed.</p><p>This buttstock is designed for Milspec Carbine Buffer Tubes only.&nbsp;<br><br><br>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Print instructions</strong><br><br>Print Settings:</p><p>Extruder: 216C&nbsp;<br>Bed: 56C&nbsp;<br>First Layer Print Height: .20mm&nbsp;<br>Standard Layer Height: .16mm<br>Wall Thickness: .40mm<br>Wall Perimeters: 4<br>Infill: 28%<br>Infill Pattern: Gyroid<br>Material Flow: 100%<br><br><br><br>Hardware Needed:</p><p>1x M8x10 Hex Socketed Set Screw</p><p>2x M4x12 Screws</p><p>Clear Gorilla Glue</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Assembly:</p><p>1) (Skip to Step 3 if using the 2 part design) Lightly dampen both mating surfaces of the buttstock halves.</p><p>2) Apply Clear Gorilla Glue to both mating faces, press them together, then wipe away any squeeze out. Both halves should be clamped together for AT MINIMUM, 2 - 3 hours. Wait 24 hours for full adhesive curing.</p><p>3) Attach the buttpad via two M4x12 screws.</p><p>4) Slide the buttstock over the buffer tube.</p><p>5) Once the buttstock is fully seated, drive the M8x10 set screw through the bottom of the stock, and into the buffer tube adjustment point.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><br>WARNING: This stock is designed for "normal" shooting usage. Any repeated high impacts on: Sidewalks, Flat Earthers, Vietnamese in the Trees, and Myself; after having my Flinstone Vitamins, will eventually lead to structural failure of the 3D printed buttstock.</p><p>Should this occur, print another, you silly goose :D</p>