By chance, we published this tutorial right as Sillybutts announced his new bolt action blaster: Cynthia. Check out his video and send him some love! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mIW0dAyOCv0.html
i do not have a 3d printer, nor do i intend to purchase the kit at this current point in time, nor do i remember subscribing to yall, but this was actually really interesting! nice video!
Great video! This is Jim, a member of the Kansas City Nerf Club. I won my club's raffle for a hardware kit last weekend and chose this one. I'm not the best at modding or building blasters yet. Another club member will assemble/tune the SLAB with me looking over a shoulder or perhaps building/tuning with my shoulder being looked over. Videos like this are extremely helpful and appreciated.
This is by far and away my favorite blaster. Purchased a parts from you last December and a second parts kit yesterday. Thank you for the excellent service and this build video!
Im consistently impressed with how professional outofdarts is and how much you do for the hobby. Look out for my build in a week or two, ill proudly mention who i got the hardware from
Hi, Luke. You have a great shop. Once you get your hands on a Unicorn could you check compatibility with the Harrier side(bolt) prime and Crooked Cousin/Little Rocket comfortability, please. Please show it in the review for visual reference, too.
I can not find the front sling piece you use in this video. I’ve gone thru the files and found other pieces for that area but not the one used in this video.
Click on (experimental and optional) folder then click on (long plunger rods that stick out the front) folder. The front sling piece that Luke is using is called (Muzzle_BottlenoseSling.stl)
@OUT OF DARTS I know this isn't what this video is about but I was wondering if you all know a good place online to learn about designing your own 3d printed blasters. I personally already have a background in 3d modeling and I can figure out the printing stuff so I am looking specifically for the mechanical design/engineering side of it. I know I could just take mechanical engineering classes but was wondering if there is a good resource to learn as it applies to foam flinging blasters specifically? Thanks.
Autodesk has a free version of their Fusion 360 CAD software, and it's probably the best place to start. There are plenty of tutorials on RU-vid, including some from MakersMuse, which I'd highly recommend for beginners. Hope this helps!
We do ship a limited selection of parts and hardware to Germany and other countries in Europe. However, due to shipping and customs issues, we're no longer able to send fully-assembled blasters outside the US and Canada.
Out of darts plz reply I have an idea for a blaster and can you tell me what the flaws are The idea is: what if you had a machine pull back a spring but that would be slow so have 2 or 3 springs and have an accurate automatic blaster that shoots fast
That's called an AEB. They do exist, and Silly has been working on one. They're very common in Airsoft, but foam darts need roughly double the spring energy to fly the same speed as a BB pellet.
Hey, doubt you'll see this, but for a while I've had this really funny idea for a nerf mod: A judge, with an auto-compressor, that shoots rockets. What do you think?
It's generally a bad idea to dry-fire any strong piston blaster. With a clear path to the muzzle, there's no back pressure to decelerate the piston, and it'll slam against the end of the cylinder
Question, has anyone designed a side panel with picatinny on it? If anyone knows of one and could possibly help with a buy link that'd be awesome. I don't have a 3d printer. Thank you in advance!
One thing to note, it would not be hard, nor a bad idea, to get two nuts on the threaded rod above where one's hand would grip it so that you can deprime the blaster without firing and it's not so awkward trying to balance the blaster, hold the sling lever, and trigger it from the back.
