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Before printing, take a look at Printing Details for recommended settings and tips to achieve better results.
The AEPX Laser Pistol build consists of 30 unique pieces. This features the Power Control Module(PCM), Short Barrel, and Laser Pistol Grip sub assemblies. It features an actuator to engage and disengage the Micro Fusion Cell. To attach different barrels the barrel mount flange will need to be swapped out to attach the desired barrel. You will need an assortment of M3x8mm(26 count) and M4x14mm(2 count) screws to properly assemble it. I recommend purchasing screws from www.accu.co.uk If you can find a cheaper place to buy bulk screws then go with that one.
To avoid printing issues and achieve the best quality, we highly recommend applying the following settings:
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I use makerware 3.7 or later as my slicer. I print in ABS.
- Heatbed temp: 110C
- Extruder temp: 230C
- Infill: at least 30%. For the small actuator pieces 50%
- Travel speed: 110 mm/s
- Recomend using rafts and supports.
- Recommended Filament: Hatchbox
Post Processing
The short barrel and barrel attachment rod are bi sected to cater to the most average size build volumes (150 x 150 x 250 mm) of 3D printers. I recommend printing these parts in ABS as they can easily be adhered together using a mix of acetone and abs scrap slurry. To make the slurry cram your scrap rafting into a glass baby food jar and fill to the top with acetone. Give time for the acetone to melt the plastic scrap to desired working consistency. Brush the acetone and slurry onto where the pieces connect and join them together.
