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VSR-10 3d printed 90 degree trigger box

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#1 · (Edited)
Ever wandered if you can 3d print a VSR-10 trigger box? Well if yes, your dream come true.
I present you probably the only one design that can be 3d printed
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4504384/files
It's doesn't feature fancy feature like, safety but has a nice trigger, that's close to guard. Neither bolt lock, that means can be fire with bolt in any position:tup:
For now i only tested for couple of shots with a 3J spring and dont show any sign of wear or cracks.
Case is 3mm of mighty plastic, well alu alloy use in those trigger boxes is no more then 120MPa of strength and are like 1.5mm-2 at best. so 3mm of 50MPa 3d printed case should be enough.
Only part that i see fail first is the sear. How long will last? time will tell us:hehe:

update!
if you have faced slam fire file down trigger upper part or just use trigger v2, is has smaller upper part (0.5mm smaller)
also updated all files and photo
so far i shot about 1000bb and no sign of wearing
(ps can hold piston without cap screwed on but with a 2.6J spring)
 

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#3 ·
i know it will, i plan to replace broken pieces with cast aluminium at first, sear ca be easily made by steel.
And i will count bbs fired before it break, that will be interesting.
case should be ok, with only static loads
 
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#4 · (Edited)
Yeah. That might work. Interestingly, on my well mb04, it wasn't the sears that broke, but the actual trigger. You might want to replace that as well. Also, ou can get cnc machines (relatively) cheaply, so I would use that instead of casting.

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#5 ·
i design sear to transfer most of the load to case, sear is longer at bottom, in normal designs sear has equal length, in hope that will not brake the other 2 component. trigger pull its lighter then my m24.
 
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Casting will be fine as long as you use decent cast grade material and make sure your forms are good and your pours are fluid. A great many airsoft parts are cast then CNC finished, then marketed as "CNC Machined." Fooling all of you.

Honestly if your going to invest in a CNC machine, you better be thinking from a business perspective as that is the only way to justify the price tag of a remotely decent one that will not give you problems. (You should ask me how I know, and be prepared for a long discord call of 3-4 hours minimum.)

Though for the price you can get manual machines with a decent amount of tooling for the price tag of a CNC. (and yes I do mean multiple!)
 
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i have a design for M24 if you want :D
 
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I will try to fit the one from my M24, i think is like one from mb01.
 
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For the printed trigger box shell, if you do want to do a casting, print it with those burnable filaments and use the 3D print as an investment for casting. Print it with as much hollow as you can, coat it with the ceramic slurry or just with plaster. Burn it out in the oven and the do the casting with it once you bed it in sand. Just oversize the print to compensate for the metal casting shrink.
 
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ok after open my M24 trigger box i notice the trigger sear present some wear, its made of alu alloy and spring sear of steel. so i decide i want to make a trigger box with lightest possible pull, and easy to machine for future >:D
so i design trigger and spring sear form a 6x6mm steel bar and for spring stopper will be a M6 screw with minimum modification
piston sear will have a small piece of plastic glued on back for spring tension to further simplify metal working.
M24 sear its way to small to fit in this design. may be only if case is made of aluminium and the sear is turned upside down. but who want a sniper with a heavy trigger pull?
 

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here some update, i use 6x6 steel bar and a 2 mm plate for trigger sear for wear resistance
now i work at a new design with plasma cutting in mind. may metal shop has a plasma, laser, water cutting machine then a cnc :D, at this point will be cheaper to make it out of steel then aluminium.
 

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#20 ·
added update with steel spring guide stopper steel piston sear and composite trigger sear.
this is the most tested version so far (about 1000 bbs)
 
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#23 ·
its a vsr piston and a vsr spring in vsr cylinder.
 
#26 ·
it seam this plastic box is more resilient then i thought. still nothing brake, trigger is funny and springy but that all.....still amazed by it not broking with 3J spring
 
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