no_0dles

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[–] no_0dles 2 points 2 months ago (1 children)

also that is a baseplate lol, but the changes I made to my model seemed to have fixed it for the most part.

[–] no_0dles 2 points 2 months ago (3 children)

Thank you. You were correct and I suppose my hunch was pretty accurate. The indentation I made was too small in diameter. I updated the model and I’m printing it again right now. Thank you very much for this reference.

[–] no_0dles 2 points 2 months ago (5 children)

Thanks. The OG slim chargy is for a g17 g19 so as far as I know, there is no existing file for a g43. I think I mistaken the Channel liner for the firing pin sleeve. The plastic almost circle that sets into the center depression is the firing pin sleeve? The lips seem to be very smooth the way they were printed, but I may also be defining the wrong part as the “lips” lol

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G43 Charge Handle question (forum.guncadindex.com)
submitted 2 months ago by no_0dles to c/general
 

Hello - I have made a charge handle for a G43 directly remixing D3D Slim Chargy, but i have a question or two about its functionality. When removing the stock dust cover plate, the spring inside the slide has to be depressed. When removing this charge handle, nothing has to be depressed and it can slide off with enough force in the right direction. That tells me I have done something wrong. I am thinking that the channel liner is not nesting inside the recessed circle cut into the inside face of the charge handle. Still, I would think the spring tension would be enough to keep it in place but actually I guess it makes sense that the channel liner is not locking. Maybe I answered my own question, but just wanted some feedback.

[–] no_0dles 2 points 2 months ago

I have exclusively printed all my builds in PPA-CF from sirayatech and they’re absolutely flawless. Super clean, super strong. Can’t go wrong once you get it dialed in. I have a few builds in PPS-CF CORE the stuff that sounds like metal when flicked and that was more for the novelty effect, but they’re also stupidly strong and high temp rated. I almost don’t want to use any other material outside of PPA-cf.