That’s the finished unit. The mechanical kit is a fraction of the price. It is still expensive make no mistake. It will take maybe 10 reels of filament to print. Considerable if I wanna use something more heat stable than PLA. Some parts will be printed with CF filament for dimensional stability and rigidity.
finish building can bring to ICT during deployment for base defence
U first timer here? Ts is nt juz normal leech but is fuking loaded, lives in big landed house with a family of c suites
Otter. Each dart is weak, but 50 darts per second makes a difference.This is for shooting crow?
sorry moi new joiner duno who ish tarzanU first timer here? Ts is nt juz normal leech but is fuking loaded, lives in big landed house with a family of c suites
Quoted and print screen.
2 weeks to print, 30m to load, 15s of BRRRT, 15m of cleanup.
Pricessless.
Look forward to laugh in TF2 Heavy.
A fellow Captain Xavier fan I presume.
2 weeks to print, 30m to load, 15s of BRRRT, 15m of cleanup.
Pricessless.
Look forward to laugh in TF2 Heavy.
Yes hi
Not needed. This is not a finished toy or replica gun. It is ball bearings, an electronic speed controller, motor and other bits of generic hardware. No different from an RC car or drone electronics kit. 100% overlap even.TS need SPF license... better go appry first then start thread, here many looking for a good night rest by pwning fellow edmwers
https://www.police.gov.sg/Business-...-Licence/Guide-for-Import-Toy-and-Replica-Gun
Yes hi
NERF blasters are exempted under 3D additive manufacturing regulations.
This is a mechanical kit containing components that are no different from what you might find in an RC car. There is nothing explicitly controlled or restricted in there.
SPF/customs regulations prohibit the IMPORT of finished toy guns, and specific, purpose built components like airsoft/airgun mechanisms.
In truth many parts are dual-use and thus cannot be controlled. A gas piston might be used in a air rifle or a self closing door. A spring in a real steel AR15 or a fork suspension. Where do you draw the line?
