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I wanted to make a Yoke assembly for my Foredom motor, something like this one.
I had this big bearing from a previous project. This led me to create 2 versions:
Big Bearing:
And a standard 608 Skate Board Bearing version:
The insert works for both:
Looks and works pretty good! I have been using the large bearing version for around 6 months with no issue. I am not a heavy Foredom user, it is a tool in my tool box.
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I think School of the American Rifle started the 2 quarter spacing from the AR15 gas key and the receiver extension. I can not find an exact minimum spacing in the Army TM 9-1005-249-23&P Nov 2008. It makes too much sense for it not to be in there. If someone knows let me know and I will put it in the references.
I never have quarters in my pocket when I am working and if I do I will only have 2, what if I need it to fix a spacing issue? So I came up with this little gem.
It measures 2 quarters / 3.5mm thick and has a few stops to help hold it in place while you are cramming your BCG back trying to get the gauge.
Stops to help hold it:
Opening to let the BCG slide in:
Showing the gap:
Ref:
https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-specifications
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A tool to help hold your gas block while you are trying to drive the gas tube pin in or out. It is plastic, if you beat on too hard or too many times it will break. Not to fear! it is a cheap and relatively fast print.
As an extra bonus, I created a extension tube holder!
Group shot:
Print your own! Files are on Thingiverse
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A quick jig to hold your Glock Trigger for maintenance and / or training. Kinda cool to pull the trigger and see how things work.
Also good if you are doing something like the 25¢ trigger job. See how everything is running before you drop it back in.
I include the white trigger pin file ‘Glock Trigger Jig Pin.stl’. I just use one of the extra pins that come with the back straps for the trigger housing pin. I print it with supports, round part on the bed.
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A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place while cranking it down on your Present Arms Gunners Mount.
I can not claim this idea as my own, I was watching this video from School of the American Rifle and though “What a great idea”. I did not have any 1 ¼ inch PVC laying around, but I do have a 3D printer and PLA. This is what I came up with for the below wrenches.
Forward Controls:
Magpul:
Wheeler
Family Shot:
Present Arms on all sizes:
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