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Carbon Fiber Nylon printing tip #5 Use an abrasion resistant nozzle like hardened steel. Brass will wear out in about 2 hours of printing, so don't even try. Bonus points if you can enclose your printer. At the very least, try to regulate the temperature of the area you're printing in. A heated chamber isn't 100% necessary, but it helps with reliable prints.

Carbon Fiber Nylon printing tip #5 Use an abrasion resistant nozzle like hardened steel. Brass will wear out in about 2 hours of printing, so don't even try. Bonus points if you can enclose your printer. At the very least, try to regulate the temperature of the area you're printing in. A heated chamber isn't 100% necessary, but it helps with reliable prints.

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One week until the Triton-9 files drop! I’ll be releasing them on 5/30 on my own odysee and with the Gatalog. I’ll be sharing details about this build over the next seven days so be on the lookout!

One week until the Triton-9 files drop! I’ll be releasing them on 5/30 on my own odysee and with the Gatalog. I’ll be sharing details about this build over the next seven days so be on the lookout!

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Carbon Fiber Nylon printing tip #1 Slow your print speeds way down to improve print quality and part strength. Good things take time—speed is for prototypes only. Recommended speeds: 30 mm/s for all printing movements, 15 mm/s for overhangs and bridges. Acceleration and travel speed matter less.

Carbon Fiber Nylon printing tip #1 Slow your print speeds way down to improve print quality and part strength. Good things take time—speed is for prototypes only. Recommended speeds: 30 mm/s for all printing movements, 15 mm/s for overhangs and bridges. Acceleration and travel speed matter less.

77,690 views • 5 months ago

A brief update on the glue stick juice

A brief update on the glue stick juice

37,527 views • 5 months ago

It's 2025 and you can get a brand new, better Tec-9 upper. What a wonderful world. Hit up RevisionArms

21,758 views • 8 months ago

What are your thoughts on the upcoming "active reset" trigger by Wicked Arms? I'm gonna have to get this thing. Also, youtube algo blessed me with the Irish Rifle Academy YT channel today, go check his stuff out it's awesome.

What are your thoughts on the upcoming "active reset" trigger by Wicked Arms? I'm gonna have to get this thing. Also, youtube algo blessed me with the Irish Rifle Academy YT channel today, go check his stuff out it's awesome.

21,455 views • 11 months ago

.Last.Round.Bolt.Hold.Open.Alloy.

.Last.Round.Bolt.Hold.Open.Alloy.

31,786 views • 1 year ago

Another 100 rounds on the DB Alloy with CZ Scorpion magazines. The new feed ramp is reliable and works great. I tried three different magazine brands and they are all pretty good. Favorite is magpul. Some day soon these double feed uppers will be available from JC Arms. We have been working hard to make sure the platform is as reliable as possible!

Another 100 rounds on the DB Alloy with CZ Scorpion magazines. The new feed ramp is reliable and works great. I tried three different magazine brands and they are all pretty good. Favorite is magpul. Some day soon these double feed uppers will be available from JC Arms. We have been working hard to make sure the platform is as reliable as possible!

20,953 views • 1 year ago

Let’s vote on the name. Check post below and cast your vote for the Detent Lock Action 9mm PCC

Let’s vote on the name. Check post below and cast your vote for the Detent Lock Action 9mm PCC

16,731 views • 1 year ago

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