Seananigans
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Missing Remington trigger box/mech etc parts big trigger box.stl and 10 more files
Pulse Rifle 3d print Files, SPAS cage/Remington/clam shell shroud, racking etc,,
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yatia
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Am late to the party, only just discovered your threads having seen your files on Thingiverse at the weekend. Will you be uploading the rest of the files up there or would you please be able to reupload your STL's again as I get what PakRatJR had:
I'm glad I discovered your threads as I had sliced the Jace1969 files and had printed the pump grip and a fair chunk of the cage.
Your parts are outstanding Sean, bravo Sir!
I'm glad I discovered your threads as I had sliced the Jace1969 files and had printed the pump grip and a fair chunk of the cage.
Your parts are outstanding Sean, bravo Sir!
Seananigans
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I will pop a link up in the next few days on here mate.
yatia
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HOLY WOW!
Thank You!
Thank You!
Seananigans
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Full set of files re-uploaded with missing parts ie Thompson grip/Remington trigger mech/etc...if you see anything missing please let me know..this link will expire in a week thanks Sean. SPAS cage full fixed/SPAS Cage ������.stl and 62 more files
Seananigans
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link below fella..
Seananigans
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yatia
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Seananigans
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Seananigans
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Thompson blank stl's.. they just pop straight in. thompson reciever side caps.stl
Seananigans
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No problems mate
Seananigans
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Did you manage to work out the pump action parts?.. here’s a few pics of the trigger assembly
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tennantlim
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First off, massive thank you for sharing your files. I've been looking for some way to print and build this iconic blaster and this is the most comprehensive set of files that I know of. Awfully generous of you to share your hard work with the community. However, in reviewing your latest download link, I have several questions.
1. I see 3 sets of 'trigger box' files with what looks like the same part repeated 3 times; big trigger box (1), new trigger box parts (2), and trigger box fix (1). big trigger box and trigger box fix also look similar. Which one should we print? Likewise, 'carrier spring remix (1)' and 'remington carrier full size' are the same? There are 2 Thompson grips too it seems.
2. Any possibility of combining the thompson rec half cut and (1) into one single file?
3. Is there any assembly manual for this?
Again, thank you!
greg883
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*SIGH* Photobucket did a "forklift-upgrade" so I have to verify all my links across several forums. 
Thanks for the 870 trigger photos. I've been stumped with just the parts.
Printing the 870 Receiver (Amazon Basics PLA Black) on the Wanhao i3 (Monoprice rebrand)
On the Wanhao D9 (another Monoprice rebrand), a week of four failed SAPS Cage prints followed by many, many, slicing adjustments. I've got it about 98% dialed in. I'll post the cage parts in another post.
To continue with the Thompson assembly,some of the shroud parts were needed. Started with the "cut" Left Rear, from the "middle" to the end:
6 hours later:
Arrgh! Lots of clean up and sanding to get rid of those inside supports
Having printed some smaller parts as a test, I was able to print some 45 degree overhangs without supports. So I decided to take a gamble and rotate the left shroud 180 degrees and not have to support the inside curve
Success! Only took about 10 minutes to clean up.
Thanks for the 870 trigger photos. I've been stumped with just the parts.
Printing the 870 Receiver (Amazon Basics PLA Black) on the Wanhao i3 (Monoprice rebrand)
On the Wanhao D9 (another Monoprice rebrand), a week of four failed SAPS Cage prints followed by many, many, slicing adjustments. I've got it about 98% dialed in. I'll post the cage parts in another post.
To continue with the Thompson assembly,some of the shroud parts were needed. Started with the "cut" Left Rear, from the "middle" to the end:
6 hours later:
Arrgh! Lots of clean up and sanding to get rid of those inside supports
Having printed some smaller parts as a test, I was able to print some 45 degree overhangs without supports. So I decided to take a gamble and rotate the left shroud 180 degrees and not have to support the inside curve
Success! Only took about 10 minutes to clean up.
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greg883
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Print the "good grip" -154 KB. It closes a gap between the top of the grip and the "beveled frame" (will add photos later).
Seananigans
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Hi, I’m not the best at organising files so some you find are repeats, use the big trigger( ignore the box part) it (the trigger) sits better in the shroud,like Greg says it’s the ‘best grip’ for the Thompson, the carrier spring remix contains a small barrel on the front inside for a spring to be attached To add some resistance when pressed when fitted to the full tigger assembly in the Remington.. if you find Tracey Hutchinson on RPF Facebook I use her account for that group and you will find in-depth pics etc. Ps any questions just use messenger and I will help any way I can. Cheers Sean
