Which model are you using? We have PA6-CF ones with very deep Detent holes.

Seems to hold up great.

I did 600 rounds in one weekend until I ran out of ammo. It’s been good to go since.

Melted a PLA lever, but once I switched to PA6-CF it’s been solid.

What part do you find wears on the printed ones? The Detent track? Or the profile of the cam holding up the activator?

That’s not a 3-position one.

Forgive my ignorance. What is EGP?

Where are folks getting the parts kits?

Interested in doing a sig p238 build.

Gentleman and a scholar o7

Welcome home. We’ve been expecting you.

Now I’m curious if mentioning the Discord will get you banned too?

Not that anyone should try and find out.

Reddit is continuing to prove why the GCI Forum and FOSSCAD.io are needed.

Reddit sadly is great for visibility and spreading awareness. But it sees that our conversion rate is going to be zero if we can’t even mention where to learn more about the Forum.

Glad to hear they’re quality.

Totally fair - I put in an order on Oct 21st. Am still waiting on a tracking number.

I run a .300 blk 8" Aero upper with a Nomad 30 and a Super Safety.

It’s good fun. Also LMK if you need a cheap Super Safety. I sell DIY Kits for the SCS Super Safety for $15. You just print the printed parts and I handle the metal stuff ;)

Here is my buddy giving it a rip: https://lemmyverse.link/fosscad.io/post/29082

o7 - Mr. Bliccy.

Time to spread the signal.

https://sortinghat.fosscad.io/faq/mobile-apps/

This is a guide for people using the Sorting Hat (an app I made to divvy up signups between GCI and FOSSCAD to balance load and reduce censorship risk). It also talks about how to get a mobile app set up so you can doomscroll 3D2A shit from your phone.

If anyone is interested in helping promote GCI/FOSSCAD or hosting additional lemmy instances to prevent censorship and takedown risk. Please DM me or reply here.

Doing some major refactoring anyways.

This is our current configs results over the test suite.

Clip coverage: 37 clips across 35 RPM buckets

• Average percent error: -0.01%
• Std dev percent error: 16.15%
• Average absolute percent error: 9.22%
• Median absolute percent error: 3.01%
• Max absolute percent error: 47.65%

It’s buggy as hell right now. I’ve been working with OP to refine the model, but we need a better clip.

The FAN going wrrrh in the background is tripping up detection.

I have 3 modes i’m testing right now. Happy to share more. But I pulled a ton of clips from reddit for testing.

A Gen 3 Glock 19 isn’t super hard.

A harlot is a pretty common first build.

Pocket Pleaser (Ruger LCP) can be fun too.

Brother… that’s not how CNC machines work.

You need the CAD files… You can then generate G-Code for your specific CNC machine…

You also can’t really rifle a barrel on a mill. You’d need to do ECM or use a button…

Buy a complete upper online. Print a frame. Buy some rails. Buy a LPK and some magazines online too. If you can’t do all that, maybe this ain’t for you.

Yeah I’m gonna update it. Good catch.

“Bump stock” means any device or instrument for a firearm that increases the rate of fire achievable with the firearm by using energy from the recoil of the firearm to generate a reciprocating action that facilitates repeated activation of the trigger.

Our opinion on that is that “recoil” is the mode of operation. Hence why we sell to NJ.

If you were to bolt the rifle to a bench rest or similar - a bump stock would not work, but a super safety would.

Recoil is the impulse of the whole rifle backwards - not the gas system pushing the BCG backwards.

The plates are .04" and .063" together they get to .13" which is enough to engage the cut-trigger. You’ll stack them on each other on the rods.

I’m working on a detailed photo guide. Stay tuned for that!