Good morning fellow Airgunners,
I am writing this to share my story with 3D printing. I have designed something that helped for a win with my 3D printer. As many of you know, @Centercut won the Speed Silo at EBR. When Mike told me that he was going to use my lever for his cricket in the EBR for the speed shooting, I asked him if he was crazy and if he even tried the lever in such condition! His answer to that was a big "no, not yet, but I'll try this weekend". He got back to me the following weekend and said “It feels good and works well after 300 plus pellets shot this weekend. Now, for my use can you do few changes?" I sent him the modified lever and he went on to the EBR for a win. I can tell you that first I didn’t know that Mike was such a good shooter and was going for the win that weekend. I knew that he knew his things after talking and exchanging emails with him. In a way I am glad that I didn’t, I am not sure I would have supported that
. It felt really good when he told me his results. Here is some photo he provided me of him at EBR with his cricket and the lever.
Thank you, Mike for the trust you put in me and my parts. Thank you all for your support and trusting my work.
Sorry, I have been mostly absent on the forum lately, as I have to deal with my son health. I still read your posts, I am just not checking my messages often right now
Papy_Yosh.
I am writing this to share my story with 3D printing. I have designed something that helped for a win with my 3D printer. As many of you know, @Centercut won the Speed Silo at EBR. When Mike told me that he was going to use my lever for his cricket in the EBR for the speed shooting, I asked him if he was crazy and if he even tried the lever in such condition! His answer to that was a big "no, not yet, but I'll try this weekend". He got back to me the following weekend and said “It feels good and works well after 300 plus pellets shot this weekend. Now, for my use can you do few changes?" I sent him the modified lever and he went on to the EBR for a win. I can tell you that first I didn’t know that Mike was such a good shooter and was going for the win that weekend. I knew that he knew his things after talking and exchanging emails with him. In a way I am glad that I didn’t, I am not sure I would have supported that
. It felt really good when he told me his results. Here is some photo he provided me of him at EBR with his cricket and the lever. Thank you, Mike for the trust you put in me and my parts. Thank you all for your support and trusting my work.
Sorry, I have been mostly absent on the forum lately, as I have to deal with my son health. I still read your posts, I am just not checking my messages often right now
Papy_Yosh.
