Wow, sick.
You're a black belt of belt fed projects now ^^
BTW the RBC-9 is still marked as Beta, are there still improvements being made? Or is it stalled?
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General Discussion @forum.guncadindex.com Gandolfini carbine mk1 by HulkHoganHH (a build for when you have wood filament you don't plan on using for anything else)
Not my project, but stumbled upon it so I thought I'd create a discussion here.
From the project description:
dual trigger system based on the decker380 and compatibility with existing scarpion magazines
Looks cool, wdyt?
General Discussion @forum.guncadindex.com Anyone knows what happened to Zé Carioca (JosephTheParrot) and his projects?
His twitter account was deleted, it doesn't seem to be suspended because the msg would say so if it was.
That can't be good, I heard his elements was deleted too (I didn't know he had one)
Lots of his projects were estimated to be released this year, and they all looked super promising.
Anyone knows what's up with him? Hope he's doing ok.
General Discussion @forum.guncadindex.com Quick tip: Find gun-related parts on AliExpress using "Recommended" section of another gun-related part.
My understanding is that Ali has removed lots of gun-related parts (FCG, springs, solvent traps,...)
Some sellers seem to still sell them, but may not use the same keywords or pictures to avoid detection. So they're harder to find.
The trick I use is to go on some gun related part page (ex: 'Hydraulic tube', the ones that are used to make DIY barrels), and then scroll down to the "recommended" section.
The way it works, is that is shows things people who bought the hydraulic tubes also bought. As these are often used to create FGC9s, you'll find that people who bought them often bought 'Interesting' things, ex: mag springs, FCG springs, reamers, rifling buttons,... The process can be iterative: you can click the rifling button and go to the recommended section to find more stuff.
Full FCG and Solvent traps are hard to find these days though.
Hope this helps, Ali has been a reliable provider for non-US people.
Isn't that what you want in most guncad parts?
Never heard of PPA-CF and for a long time PA6-CF was recommended for those who wanted more durability or heat resistance than PLA+ (which already has quite a high impact strength)