Tech 3D Printing: Do you make/design things?

[ikeo1]

I recently picked up a 3D printer to make and develop some things for competition. Do you guys make your own gear? What do you make?

2A is a good hobby to make things for. Share what you’ve made or would want to make.

 

[ikeo1]

First Print completed. The Shockbottle hundo funnel worked out just as expected. $20 retail, printed it in materials cheaper at home fit and worked flawlessly. I can see how people use these tools to create really amazing accessories. This is just the first day and it's already super helpful. The online library is pretty good.

 

[RobG19]

I usually 3D print speed loaders for my magazines. Also 3D printed a sleeve to cover the gap on my Freedom week mags on my G19.3.

It is fun being able to 3D print items you normally would have paid a lot more for.

For example, I also print and sell *MAYBE* CA compliant rifle grips

 

[DRH50BMG]

My kid printed up some AR sights, lol.

 

[WojtekWeaponry]

I have a pair of Bambu X1Cs that I use to prototype as well as make products for my business.

 

[steves86ta]

im printing powder bushings for my mec loader right now

 

[ikeo1]

I have a pair of Bambu X1Cs that I use to prototype as well as make products for my business.

What type of material are you using? Do you find anything particular works well for 2A applications?

im printing powder bushings for my mec loader right now

Do you design your own?

What studio are you all using? I was looking at fusion360 and freecad. What do you guys think?