Lets Make a 3D Printed Airsoft BB! 

Bro awesome vid. maybe next time you can set up the slicer and support in a way where this isnt a massive flat spot. Try getting it as small as possible and if you wanna take it a step further maybe you can sand down the little flat spot.

See how they actually manufacture them, they do like a bunch of them at once all connected instead of supports to the plate or whatever they are connected on a rack or whatever

You did do a CHEP calibration cube to get ur demiouns right didn't you? Like before hand?

Make a resin mold

See if you can make a rifled pellet or somethin

Yes what he said

@@k2fuego863 how much for an eigth of K2 dawg?

@@716jblake9 lmao

He needs to split it down the middle and print both halves flat on the builder plate, then connect them with a simple joint. That's the only way to actually print perfect spheres but tedious as fuck especially for BBs😂

Great idea It could even work to make lead balls to u know ensure that you hited that cheater

@@xxizcrilexlxx1505 I can see why they chose to just stick to buying store bought plastic BBS but lead BBs or those air rifle pellets would make more sense to make

@@veterayt6800 yeah imagine people who doesnt notice that they bought the lead ones to play with their friends (without a helmet a head shot can be lethal)

Airsoft or BB gun

(proceeds to pull out 3d printer and waits 2hrs for ammo to be done) Friend: "The game is already over?"

Thanks

That one isn't that good, its fun that it has a hammer that moves, but the best springer I've used was a smaller one that you could operate with one hand (about 1/4 the cocking force, and about 1.5x the velocity, with about 8x the precision). It was free in a bucket of 10k BBs, haha, but it worked great for years (until my cousins cocked it like 5 times in a row without firing, busted up the feed ramp)

I’d imagine the BB flat out breaks in the gun. A shotgun if it breaks in the barrel, and an ineffective BB if it breaks before that

it’s not for actual use it’s just an experiment ain’t that deep my brotha

@@sorziez711 what's deep here

@@goodgenes0 my anus

I had a seizure trying to read that

@@sterbenwarstorm2 good for you.

It’s just 100 likes, Christ 🙄

@@Roof-Ripper you say that when you literally had to edit your comment for it to actually make sense lol

@@sterbenwarstorm2 let that guy enjoy his moments lol 😂

Good idea. I want one that does Titanium powder (problem is they usually need 480v, otherwise I'd buy one, but I can't run that in my apartment with only 220v)

@@jakegarrett8109 Probably check for any locations around that would either support 480 V or perhaps the school with computer aided design or a fabrication lab can help you with that

Imagine spending expensive resin on something that costs less than pennies

@@NumbDiggers1998 it's an expirement why not

It took a few months but I’m glad I could make it happen!

Resin is actually stronger than you think. Resin is for detail

You could make one of these in like 3 min prolly, just set up a shit Ton of them on the slicer so it prints more than one at a time