U-Bolt Vanguard Printable AR15 Lower Receiver - Updated Dimensions
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An updated, reinforced Vanguard-style AR15 lower. 3D printable, and reinforced with a U-Bolt, it stands as the strongest printable AR15 lower design that I've seen.
Refer to the readme for details.
Is every print on this site commercial? I guess gun nuts don't embrace the open source philosophy?
I don't get how to get the stl file. one link leads to another link to another link.
anyone having issues with the buffer tube not screwing in (probably due to shrinkage)? Any ideas how to address this? i dont want to print at 101% because i fear it would distort the whole print. Currently using Siraya tech Blue ultra hard resin.
Product details: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KSYRW34/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I am looking for some recommendations for a 3D printer. I have made many lowers with my GG2 (waiting for my GG 3 to arrive) but I want to expand my capabilities.
The number of 3D printers is overwhelming and I do not know much about what I need to have regarding type, features and capabilities to print lowers.
I went to signup for a Legio account, but the payment option box is greyed out? Are you not accepting new members? It says " Oops, there was a temporary payment error. Please try another payment method or contact us to complete your transaction."
since this is better can we get the other for free?
Why are item available when logged out, but unavailable when logged in?
i dropped it once on the backend where the buffertube screws in and it broke was it maybe because it was in abs ?
anyone having issues with the buffer tube not screwing in (probably due to shrinkage)? Any ideas how to address this? i dont want to print at 101% because i fear it would distort the whole print. Currently using Siraya tech Blue ultra hard resin.
Hey bud! I used nylon. Broke the first one and had to print another. I then used a butane torch to heat the threaded end of the buffer tube. Then I slowly screwed it in a few turns at a time. heat screw in one two three, unscrew then heat again and add a thread every time until it got about 8 turns in. Then I heated the buffer tube from the inside for a few seconds at a time careful not to meet plastic to flame. It was tricky but eventually with enough care I was able to stretch thatr plastic ever so slightly to get that thing screwed in. You might have to do this all without the u bolt screwed on. Heat is your friend here!! GOOD LUCK!