I can 3d Print snap caps. I have an online store for selling cologne.
How many of you guise want caps for $0.25 each plus 5 burgers shipping for as many as you get? Cost might go up for boolets that take more plastic to print.
Would you be ok with buying caps through a crappy cologne store front?
>>29080392
print me a 3D "functioning" rifle or pistol instead.
and before someone spergs out by functioning i mean moving parts with no intent to fire
>>29080392
You have my interest
Have you tested them in many handguns yet?
How do they feed through automatic handguns?
Is there much friction?
What calibers can you make?
>>29080392
Peaked my interest
Also what kinda Cole awgna you sell
>>29080482
More Questions
Is the material hard or soft? If I load a mag to capacity, will the feed lips deform the round?
Colors?
Do you have a plan for when somebody eventually gets 40+ of them stuck in their asshole and tries to hold you accountable?
>>29080392
Wouldn't the stick plastic be a bit rough on the striker? Plus plastic bullets won't be heavy enough in some guns to function right
>plastic
>snap caps
Sounds nice until the first chambering when the extractor shatters the fucker and leaves a bunch of debris in the gun.
If you could find a way to have a brass rim with plastic printed around it it might be viable, but that already exists.
>>29080524
>plastic bullets won't be heavy enough in some guns to function right
I don't think you understand what snapcaps are.
A snapcap is a dummy round used to practice with. It is an alternative to dry fire which can be bad for some guns.
OP proposes to make very inexpensive snapcaps; where production caps can cost $3 a piece:
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/612279/tipton-snap-cap-9mm-luger-polymer-pack-of-5
>>29080565
I don't but they don't always properly function. Case in point my lever action double ejects snapcaps. I've narrowed it down to what I assume to be a weight issue. The semis would be fine but I would hope you're using a thick enough plastic width to prevent the mag from crushing the snapcaps. I also sorry that the plastic used in the 3d printer might not be soft enough to not damage the striker in semis
>>29080600
I do. Thanks phone
Real snap caps have a spring loaded primer. So you can use them as many times as you want and they still cushion the firing pin. A plastic one would work once, then the firing pin would make a dent in the primer, and after that you might as well throw it away.
Hard plastic.
Any color.
Tested on 9mm Taurus.
>>29080717
What printer are you using?
Whats the print resolution?
>>29080615
Tested fine. It's solid plastic. I don't print them hollow
>>29080448
k.
>>29080513
Hard, wont deform unless you get the gun REALLY hot, I'll take full responsibility and come help them take them out.
>>29080557
The plastic is malleable enough to allow the striker to hit without damage.
Setting up store now
>>29080766
A home made one. Printing at .25 layers works fine, but I can go down to .06 if you need me to princess.
Just fucking cast it, holy shit. 3D printing snap-caps is ridiculous. Perhaps you should tell us more about your arduino implementation of an AND gate.
>>29080895
But OP wants to play with his toy.
Sure I'd love some man.
http://alphafragrance.com/
Here you go fine customers. Let me know what other calibers you want and I will make them.
>>29080980
can confirm, am op.
>>29081037
Print this for me and Ill give ya some dosh.
>>29081215
link?
>>29081215
baby blue, black, or clearish?
I can do any other color too, but you'd have to wait for the spool to come in the mail, so +5 days to ship.
>>29081280
>>29081262
Sorry one sec making sure its correct dimensions
>>29081280
>>29081262
Black and do you have an email?
>>29081386
hit up my spam, [email protected]
>>29081410
Just sent. Should be ready to print
>>29081386
>He didn't pick baby blue
what the fuck
>>29081587
Bb with od green yes
Id buy some. 9mm. 45. 38. 357. 22lr. 12g. 40s&w. And prolly some more.
>>29080392
>printing in that orientation
Have fun with the extractor ripping off the rim and having a chunk of plastic stuck in your gun
neat
>>29080895
>>29080980
This, unless you have an SLS/SLA printer I wouldn't trust the things. Plus the part about no spring in it meaning they'd be single-use