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Hi Jesse, Sorry, I did not wanted to criticize the way of how you are building your blaster, you doing a very outstanding job here. Thanks for the hint with the speaker! I double checked it now and recognized that mine is a tinier one, without the metal around. I would like to pull the charge handle as well, so I thought about having a black little tube in between the coils, to get the wires through. Then you can compress the coils without damaging the wires. By the way, I am a daily visitor on your build… looking forward to the next pictures! Well done until now! Marko

Yesterday night i was able to work on the End Cap Clip and on the T-Racks of the Barrel. I like the T-Rack details of some Threads here in the forum, so i decided to give it a try to do the details as well. For the T-Racks i used the Dremel Metal Cutting Wheel, to remove the unneeded resin of the Racks. For the little holes of the racks itself i used a very tiny molding cutter. I am very pleased with the result. When i saw the results that can be achieved when working focused on the pieces, i decided to go on with the end clip as well. I used E6000 adhesive to glue the pieces together. After this was done Green Stuff was used to fill in the gaps. Now everything is smooth :-).

Nice solution [emoji106] I have the same speaker to install on the blaster. I will put it in the end clip, so i can replace it as well. Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk

Yes, the different blaster modes can be chosen with the trigger. There are 5 modes, so it would have been complicated to put them on the switch with 3 modes. The shop of the 3D printing parts is named shapeways. Today i was able to go on with some blaster parts... Tomorrow pictures and descriptions will follow. Marko Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk

The equipment that is used to create the blaster: After reading the Blaster Reference and T-Jays description i started with the handle. Adding the screws was one of the easier things... then, the switch of T-Jays kit was on. With the Dremel i hollowed out the needed space. For the trigger and its electronic switch, i will follow the way that has been done by someone (cannot find the thread anymore), in the forum.

Hi guys, about a half year ago, I started to browse in the FISD and read all the builds of you guys. Many of you put a lot of effort and extra work into the blasters which is (still) very impressive. When I saw, that some guys even added electronics to their blasters, I decided to build a blaster with electronics as well. After reading the forum again, I came across the thread of Andras. He is providing a fully integrated Arduino Board which comes with several features. Thread where you can order the Arduino Board: http://501st.de/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=2941 Demonstration Video of what the board provides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7UXT-VAbzM Once I saw his Arduino board, I ordered one. This led me to order the Doopydoo’s E11 kit and the T-Jay Completion kit as well. In addition to that, I ordered some 3D printed pieces as well. Unfortunately, I decided too late to document the build, the electronic stuff has been completed already. Many thanks to Andras again, who helped me a lot, when I am stuck with the project! In general , the support for the board in case of questions and help is very good! Let’s start with the current status: Here you can see the electronic, which will be added to the blaster, in action (This video is made by Andras, when he tested the whole electronic after a problem): First step that I did for the build was, printing out the Blaster Reference. I really can recommend that to everyone who does his first Blaster!

Hi, you should have a look into the blaster reference. There you will find all needed information, yes, also about the tools you need. This Blaster Reference Thread is pinned on the top of this blaster area. Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk