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40mm toy spring-powered grenade that can fire soft darts

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 15% infill
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This refers to the suggestions from experts, referencing [Real Grenade] 40mm Reusable Spring-Powered Grenade - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld, drawing on the principle of QD buckles, and then modified to create a toy grenade that can fire 13mm soft darts, capable of firing three rounds at once. It also restores the physical primer design, replicating the original's firing method. However, the parabolic range is about 5-6 meters, not far, with low power and minor harm. Please play safely!! Do not dangerously modify it to harm people or animals, thank you!!

 

Hardware list (very little hardware)

2x 5mm metal balls

2x M3*8 countersunk screws + 2 nuts (ordinary hex nuts will do)

0.6*12*20mm spring

1.8*26*80mm spring (recommended length is about 60mm-80mm, as I only had 80mm, I used 80mm, but using the 80mm multiple times can easily break the top of the model, possibly due to insufficient material strength)

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Assembly Guide (1)
弹簧软弹安装指南.pdf

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