Merhaba, Daisy Line model 44 CO2 hava tüfeğim var. Ancak mermi yuvası plastikten yapıldığı için dişlerini kaybetmiş. Bunu 3D yazıcıyla kendim yazdırmak istiyorum ancak elimde sağlam parça olmadığı için ölçüm alamıyorum. Eğer varsa, ölçmeme yardımcı olabilir misiniz? Ya da Türkiye'de alabileceğim bir yer var mı?
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so your post has been lost in translation
a model 44 CO is a pistol and you look at this diagram and see if you can point out the part or parts needed
https://www.jgairguns.biz/44-c-78_186_218/
a model 44 CO is a pistol and you look at this diagram and see if you can point out the part or parts needed
https://www.jgairguns.biz/44-c-78_186_218/
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Google translate says:
Hello, I have a Daisy Line model 44 CO2 air rifle. However, he lost his teeth because the bullet housing was made of plastic. I want to print this myself with a 3D printer, but I can't take measurements because I don't have any solid parts. If so, can you help me measure it? Or is there a place in Turkey where I can get it?
Anyone got an idea on what "lost his teeth" might be?
Hello, I have a Daisy Line model 44 CO2 air rifle. However, he lost his teeth because the bullet housing was made of plastic. I want to print this myself with a 3D printer, but I can't take measurements because I don't have any solid parts. If so, can you help me measure it? Or is there a place in Turkey where I can get it?
Anyone got an idea on what "lost his teeth" might be?
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well, what is a Daisy 44 air rifle they did make a pistol
i looked through the Blue Book and found no CO2 rifles
the chance he could find parts in Turkey are very remote hell finding parts in the states could be hard and to make one in 3D printing could be closer to a fantasy
his wants and needs are very unclear at this point
i looked through the Blue Book and found no CO2 rifles
the chance he could find parts in Turkey are very remote hell finding parts in the states could be hard and to make one in 3D printing could be closer to a fantasy
his wants and needs are very unclear at this point
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Merhaba. Yorumunuz için çok teşekkür ederim. Gönderdiğiniz görseldeki 17 numaralı parçaya ihtiyacım var.
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Merhaba, yorumunuz için teşekkür ederim. Evet, hava tabancası. 3D yazıcım var ama eski parçalarım olmadığı için ölçemiyorum.
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A printed part with pins or protrusions for advancing the cylinder is likely to fail. But I think one could instead use a metal pin as an insert to the print that would probably be strong enough, at least for a while. If this were my problem, I'd model the cylinder as best I could, using what's left of the cylinder. Then I'd add the pins in plastic for a test. They probably would survive a couple of cycles. If it works, then rework the 3d model to have metal pins. To reduce the likelihood of deforming the plastic, I'd make the diameter of the pin bigger inside the part, than the outside. This will reduce the local force on the plastic, by spreading it over a larger diameter. Even making the pin 20% greater diameter (in the part) would help a lot, as the surface area increases by pi*d*length.
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