r/Airsoft3DPrinting

day 75

Not going to lie this build has exceeded my expectations. great files by Gundalf_3d combined with my own custom Carbon outer barrel and suppressor, topped off with all the internal upgrades so it's functional and (IMO) beautiful.

I do think I need to change the scope and probably add a pressure pad for the laser but the faux wood stock and Mlok covers are the real star here.

I will put together a post on how I achieved the wood effect at some point!

Still working on it

AceTech Thor suppressor with baffels for airsoft - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

worlds first 3d printable 40mm airsoft grenade uses caps from cap guns

let me know what i should make next i can make more granades dummy props airsoft props anthing let me know

3d printable 40mm airsoft grenade - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

I recently bought the MCX LT bodykit from Infastructure airsoft parts. I printed in it all white as my initial trial run because it was the only ASA I had laying around. The print went super smooth on my Creality K1. There were instructions included as well as a discord with proper support suggestions for ur STL and more. Overall print came out super nice and the white is really growing on me. Do I scrap this and reprint with colored ASA or slap some grey and black tiger stripes and call it a day? Huge shout out to Infastructure Airsoft! Project was super fun and I recommend it to anyone wanting to wrap some hours into a sick project!

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/airsoft-mcx-body-kit

Kyhera gun update, obviously not finished.

I've been experimenting.

Please be honest, critical, and constructive.

The walls are a maximum of 2.5mm thick; tested with M4 Gate hopup and use arp9 mag.

Does anyone know of or could make a sl9 stock that would fit a WE G36? Would love to turn mine into a gbb sl9

I saw a post the other day about someone who also printed it and wanted to do one myself too. It was a bit challenging but I tried to be as accurate as possible using the images from Strategic Sciences web page, I think I got a really close model to the original. The color is not the same bc I only got beige to test it but I'll try printing it in a more "brownish" color for the final version. I might test it this weekend on the field.

*Disclaimer: Of course this is not a real Suppressor. It's only for airsoft use only and does not suppress or reduce sound, it's only an accessory.

Edit: for those asking I uploaded to Cults3D so you can download it Thanks for the support

rgd 5 impact sound grenade airsoft - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

if there is a spesific model of grenade you want me to make say it in the coments and it will be ready the next day

I’ll pay for it of course

Added an alt body(thru cuts), a Handguard Nut Mount, 3 Custom Handguards (of personal taste, see pics), and various outer barrel extension lengths. Also fine tuned some of the dimensions on the Outer Barrel for easier assembly. Cults link - https://cults3d.com/:4256800

I've been slowly turning my G&G CM16 SRL into a decently customized DIY/project gun over the last months, and I figured people here might appreciate some of the 3D printed parts and homemade solutions.

Main things I designed and printed myself:
Stubby foregrip
Barrel amplifier / sound amplifier
Weapon light setup (probably the most interesting part)

The weapon light is actually based on an old bike light I repurposed instead of buying a dedicated tactical light. I wanted something powerful, with multiple light modes, durable enough for airsoft, and honestly just fun to engineer.

Its whole setup became a small project by itself:
- Custom mounting solution for the Keymod handguard

- DIY “control” cable
--> I made from two wires salvaged from an old ethernet cable, twisted together and covered in heat shrink. I then soldered each directly to the base contacts of the button on the light's driver PCB.

- Remote pressure switch
--> The pressure switch was especially fun because I wanted it to:
stay low profile, be comfortable, flex and close the circuit under low pressure instead of feeling like a hard clicky brick, and of course survive actual outdoor use.|

- Cable management for both the power and control wires
--> Some of the cable management parts were models I found online and adapted into the build, while others were custom designed around my rail setup and the unique routing requirements of the light.

- An old 2S Li-ion battery with a protection circuit as the power source
--> Originally salvaged from an handheld radio.

The amplifier was another surprisingly fun project. I mostly wanted a more aggressive front-end look and a deeper/snappier while also more directional sound signature without making the rifle front heavy, which came out ok since the amp comes in at less than 40g.

The stubby foregrip went through a few design revisions and also keymod fixturing testing to get the stability, ergonomics and proportions feeling right for my hands and preferred grip style - mostly a hybrid C-clamp grip.

Honestly one of the coolest parts of this whole thing is how much 3D printing lets you iterate:
design -> print -> test -> hate something -> redesign -> repeat
Way more satisfying than just ordering parts online or even using other people's designs.

Everything here was printed on an Ender 3 V3 KE in MasterPrint silver PETG.

I would love to hear what people think, especially from others doing DIY airsoft electronics and printed attachments.