Can one mill a CF block onto a AM/MM rail? If you use the AM/MM sear, one wouldn't need any sort of aluminum insert as there would be no threads at all.
That would be awesome!
That would be awesome!
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better plan is probably to just get rid of the rail, be easier to design your way around it, rather then mill carbon fiber. its hell on tooling."because every vengeful cop with a lesbian daughter, is having a bad day, and looking for someone to blame" -
I print functioning rails. So I don't see why not.Originally posted by mpsd View Post
We made all our arms and stuff for our Rc cars out of milled composite carbon fiber like the automag sing trigger frame. And we have made the same parts out of layered carbon fiber.
If you know the info about the carbon fiber you have it is really easy to mill.Comment
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someone do a run of these pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Comment
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why? just for the black look?Originally posted by astr0xz0mbie View Post
and if you cant get composite,
layered, the proper layered type of carbon fiber, the rail will be crap,
luke makes amazing light rails that don't have the possibility to fail.
be is actually selling them now.Comment
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I was looking at my Carbon Mag, with the Carbon body, frame, foregrip and barrel and I just thought that having a carbon rail in place of the already ridiculously light Mini Shadow rail would be cool.
That's why I asked.
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Am I the only one amused by the notion that folks are discussing building basically a completely plastic automag, and this is considered a good thing?
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The first carbonfiber paintball products I recall encountering are AGD frames - I'm not concerned.Comment
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no it totally is cool.Originally posted by mpsd View PostI was looking at my Carbon Mag, with the Carbon body, frame, foregrip and barrel and I just thought that having a carbon rail in place of the already ridiculously light Mini Shadow rail would be cool. That's why I asked.
just think it would have been done by now.
I would be in for one for sure if came out nice.Comment
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its possible, I have one 100% plastic ABS minus the body and valve of course.Originally posted by Chrome View PostAm I the only one amused by the notion that folks are discussing building basically a completely plastic automag, and this is considered a good thing?
boddy will be done soon.
there should be no problems what so ever since my prototype slug body was good until my son got ahold of it and I found it under my back tire as I drove off.
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Ha! Not at all a statement of concern regarding functionality, durability, etc. I still haven't found a frame I like better than the AGD CF one. I just thought it was funny considering the general stigma against plastic is all. I've never shot one, but I think I would be a glock kind of guy, too. A composite grip frame for some reason just feels "right" to me.Comment
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there have been many know trouble with this process.Originally posted by Fred View Post
especially from that maker.
this and nylon is my next setup for my printer.
takes some knowing how to tweek but hopefully soon I will be printing in these materials.Comment
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