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Sanding only gets you so far with FDM 3D printing. Optimally you would want to sand, then use a filler such as bondo or xtc smooth on, Sand more (repeat until you are happy). Then paint. 3D printing gives you something to work with but it isn't a finished product. It is mainly why I stopped selling my kits assembled and finished. I'm a perfectionist and I just ended up working as slave labor to make the pistols/blasters perfect.

Sorry guys I don't check this forum post anymore as its been a while. Best just to PM directly and I'll get back to you. I can still print these for anyone interested. Just send me a PM or for a faster result email me at mo3d.printing@gmail.com

Yeah, seems like there is a need for more riot baton options out there. Looks like its time to model it up in solidworks and print.

Yeah man, looks great. Let me know if you'd like me to test print it for you.

Not sure if you guys are wanting a pre-assembled finished F-11D, but you could always get unassembled kits shipped to you. I've sent a lot of my unassembled pistol kits to the UK without any problems. I wouldn't imagine a F-11D having any problems.

The trick with flexible filaments is that they want to bend when being forced into the extruder. Its like trying to push a rope. A lot of printer manufacturers/tool heads get around this buy creating a guide/tube that prevents the filament from bending in its path between the extruder gear and hot end nozzle. There no real magic to it, I've seen guys literally snip a piece of smooth tubing (usually used to guide the filament from the spool to the extruder) to size and Macgyver it in place with success. I've heard of bowden extruders and standard direct drive having no problem printing semiflex type filament when you slow it way down. I'm not sure if this would work with high flexability ninjaflex FYI: I believe Semiflex and Ninjaflex are all derivatives of TPU. In case people were wondering, the most common day to day application that I've seen TPU used in is cell phone cases (if you've got a hard rubber like case, odds are its TPU).

Forgot to mention that there is approximately a 4 week lead time.

Great! You can send payment to the Paypal account of mo3d.printing@gmail.com Likewise you can email me with any questions at that address. Its the quickest/direct line to me. I normally respond back in under 10 minutes unless I'm in a meeting or dealing with the kiddos.

Sounds good Bryan. I've found Shipping to the UK and Germany to be $15 extra. You'd be looking a 140 for the prints + 15 for electronic parts + 15 additional shipping = $170 total

I dont think the helmet is overly viable. I think there are better options than 3D printing! Kylo Ren's saber eh? I will have to take a look.

The sale is on! I've posted it here http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/38025-se-44c-kit-sale-30-off-3d-prints/

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Unfinished (Assembled) Print

I am from the Indianapolis area and in celebration of Gen Con next month I have decided to run a 30% off 3D print sale which also applies to my SE-44C kit. Note that the 30% off does not just apply to my SE-44C kit but to all of my prices for anything printed in the month of July. I know my pricing has been a little high and this has turned some people away. But for the month of July I am offering my 3D pistol kit at 30% off for $140 (this includes shipping to anywhere in the continental USA. International shipping is determined by location but often turns out to be an additional $15). As usual all parts are printed in durable ABS plastic. Pictures of the pistol and kit are further down the page. Below is the link to the assembly manual as I want there to be transparency and no question on what you're purchasing. (file was to large to attach). https://www.dropbox.com/s/fftexffh1rhgvzh/TFA%20Pistol%20Assembly.pdf?dl=0 Additionally I have learned that some people have had a hard time sourcing the extra hardware, LED and parts that are not 3D printed. I will be offering these parts as add-ons to the kit. Add-on 1: The 6 specialty security screws and trigger pin ~ $15 Add-on 2: Parts for LED circuit (wiring, LED, resistor, potentiometer, resistor, switch, battery holder) - $15 Possible Add-on 3: I have recently purchased a CNC machine and will be looking into machining the holster mounting plates out of aluminum. I do not have a time line nor exact pricing yet. I'd imagine pricing to be $15-20. I will have more info once I get it up and running. Let me know if you are interested in this. Things not included in this kit: 1. Holster mounting bolts. I let everyone decide how they want to holster mount the kit themselves as everyone has their own preference. 2. AA Batteries need for LED 3. XTC-3D epoxy for finishing 4. Paint for finishing 5. Glue/Acetone for assembly 6. Solder/iron for assembling LED circuit ***Note: Sale applies to orders placed in the month of July***

Sorry to hear about your trouble, that sucks. When is Comic Con, July 21st? If you're still in a bind shoot me a PM (or better yet email me at mo3d.printing@gmail.com for a quicker response). I'm in a slow period on orders for my 3D printer and could potentially get one out to you. I'm not as cheap as Heston, but lets just say I have a different mentality when it comes to prints and print runs. Hopefully it all works out for you one way or another.