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Hi all! Back after some traveling. DIY Ski Pole Stock, Mark 1 Next I designed the shoulder interface portion: This was actually the...

Converting a Ski Pole to a Stock! I knew I was going to cut the sticks at the portion where it would be a uniform diameter, altho...

No I agree, that is a very fair price. I love the robust after market for this pistol. On the other hand, certainly one must notice...

Lots of awesome products out there. @Airtillery, send me some measurements and I'll print you a shim if you'd like. Just to make...

I'm not going to lie, that system @Squirrel hunter is pretty BOMB! But also kindof pricey. Also, definitely love the look and feel of...

Finally, the Receiver Block! Hot off the printer (PLA+, filament temp of 210c, bed temp 65c, 100% infill, printed vertically with...

Finally, the Receiver Block! I designed my receiver block in layers: The first layer was the interface to the back of the pistol...

@sb327 Absolutely its a consideration. I went with a reputable supplier, Mcmaster-carr, which has been around forever, has the specs to...

Nice. I've printed the shorty and the medium. Back to my Standoff modifications: In order to get some cleaner and precise...

I would love to be able to machine aluminum, but you use the tools you got! 2 problems with my standoff plan, regarding the standoffs...

And here was the plan: The M5 standoff replaces the stock M5 screw--the standoff portion acts as the screw head, holding the endplate...

Side excursion: My main background is in building custom PC cases, from scratch, and we do this all the time in modding. Motherboards...

Option#2 I’m going to try something else! My thought was this: I am just looking attachment points for an adapter block. I...

Option#1 Print it stronger To summarize: To make a strong mounting block I would at the very least recommend a solid print of PLA+...

I do my design work on Sketchup pro, which is not generally the chosen tool. Sketchup is more for architectural work. But it is so...