Reply With QuoteWhat is it Mike?
OldBushie
Ongoing learning with F360 is great, enjoying the new skills and unleashed creativity
M-lock rail system early design
And in the short term, whilst a new bag rider is being made for the front rest I needed a slide for the fore end of the rifle - so threw this one together
ChatterBox
SubscriberWhat is it Mike?
"Land Rover - making mechanics out of everyday motorists for nearly 70 years"
OldBushie
The bottom pic is a front rifle rest for use at the range, there is supposed to be a soft bag there, retained by alloy.Originally Posted by John_D4
Unfortunately during the machining, the touch tool had an electrical issue and collided with the workpiece. A new tool was flown out from the USA but couldn’t get the part made in time for my club shoot, so I just printed one up to get me through yesterday!
OldBushie
Behaves similar to this
ChatterBox
SubscriberOh right. That’s cool. Very creative. Good work
"Land Rover - making mechanics out of everyday motorists for nearly 70 years"
ChatterBox
Nice! What material and layer thickness is that?Ongoing learning with F360 is great, enjoying the new skills and unleashed creativity
M-lock rail system early design
And in the short term, whilst a new bag rider is being made for the front rest I needed a slide for the fore end of the rifle - so threw this one together
Chris
OldBushie
Will be PETG for testing, followed by machining in friends CNC in Alloy if successful.
Those nubs are M-lock rail mounts - only about 2mm thick
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