Exile Machines 3D printed compliance grip

[ziconceo]

This Will be a review of exile machines 3D printable ar15 wrap grip.

This one https://www.exilemachine.net/shop/ex...oad-98744.html



Heres what I have so far

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40 min later and still looking good
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Time to print is 7hr and 40 min

[Oceanbob]

Fantastic!

The future.......

[Xtracrispy]

That's pretty cool. Interested to see how it turns out.

[Ubermcoupe]

6 more hours?

[ziconceo]

6 more hours?

5 hours,34min, 6 seconds

[CMBrowning]

Very cool!

[AreWeFree]

Are we there yet, are we there yet, are we there yet??!?!

[uhlan1]

Interesting.

[Exile Machine]

Printing gun parts? State dept gonna shut you down for sure... Inquiring minds want to know: material, layer height, infill%, slicer used, how are you sticking it to the bed, etc.
Oh and digging the Christmas tree green color!
Mark

[ziconceo]

Printing gun parts? State dept gonna shut you down for sure... Inquiring minds want to know: material, layer height, infill%, slicer used, how are you sticking it to the bed, etc.
Oh and digging the Christmas tree green color!
Mark

Haha They can try!

Material: Pla
Layer height: .23mm
Infill: 20%
Slicer: Cura
Sticking it to the bed via a normal glass plate at 64degrees Celsius. you have to keep the glass perfectly clean or it wont stick.

[ziconceo]

All finished! Came out great! Can't wait to try it out. This really is not all that different than a standard pistol grip!

[AreWeFree]

Awesome! I've been waiting all day to see this thing lol

[shafferds]

Looks good

[Exile Machine]

Material: Pla
Layer height: .23mm
Infill: 20%
Slicer: Cura
Sticking it to the bed via a normal glass plate at 64degrees Celsius. you have to keep the glass perfectly clean or it wont stick.

Looks good. We do recommend a 70% infill for strength but that'll definitely increase your print time. For sticking to the bed we have had really good luck with polyvinyl acetate (aka elmer's white glue) diluted 1 part glue to 5 parts water. Coat the glass with the solution, let dry and PLA sticks like crazy. We use an infrared thermometer throughout the print cycle to ensure a solid 60C temp at the bed surface.

[ziconceo]

Looks good. We do recommend a 70% infill for strength but that'll definitely increase your print time. For sticking to the bed we have had really good luck with polyvinyl acetate (aka elmer's white glue) diluted 1 part glue to 5 parts water. Coat the glass with the solution, let dry and PLA sticks like crazy. We use an infrared thermometer throughout the print cycle to ensure a solid 60C temp at the bed surface.

Wow you guys are thorough haha. If I do 70% infill the print will droop. And the glass alone is good enough to where I can only remove the print using a small mallet.