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The previous solid model that was printed showed some issues and missing features. I corrected the solid model and missing features. The push button assembly openings were added to the model as was the notch for the take down lever. I also corrected the the slot dimensions and shape. Radius were added to the thumb […] I have more changes to the lower receiver. To help study the internal fit up I have enlarged the hole of the cut away slot. I can actually see now that the trigger slot in the trigger guard needs to be longer and the trigger pivot pin needs to be dimensional changed and the stock […] With a slight break in modeling the receiver I decided to work on the metal that connects the stock to the frame. Between the pictures that are available and a stock for the Federal Ordnance carbine I was able to get a decent idea to allow for a solid model. The first print ,as always, […] With this photo you can see the progress on the V-9000 receiver. With each 3D print measurements have been corrected and the final product is getting closer. With the 9th and 10th 3D prints I am doing receivers with sections cut away to allow inspection of the internal part fit up. It allows me […] After I completed the first 3D print of the V9000 lower I notice some changes that needed to be accomplished. In fact I noticed a lot of changes that needed to be made to my solid model. some of the changes are inside dimensions and some are over all dimensions. In this case on the […] While doing research on the 1917 trench carbine I came across a rifle that I have never seen or even heard of. The V9000. There is a video on YouTube posted by LAI Publications. I just fell for this cute carbine. It also dissembles and the stock comes off. There was a print of it […] |
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