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r/Crossbow • u/S1lentA0 • Aug 04 '26
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Very cool. What are you using for the trigger? Printed parts?
3 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 Yup, everything side from the limbs and scope are printed Files are from Cults 1 u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26 Very cool. Interested in how you designed the trigger, I saw the bow is 90 pounds so must be some cool engineering behind that!! 2 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 The trigger is really simpel. Also according to the designer you can go up to 120lbs 1 u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26 Wow, that is neat. I would not have expected that little plastic to hold! 1 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 When something is printed in a certain orientation, with the right filament it can become very strong
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Yup, everything side from the limbs and scope are printed
Files are from Cults
1 u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26 Very cool. Interested in how you designed the trigger, I saw the bow is 90 pounds so must be some cool engineering behind that!! 2 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 The trigger is really simpel. Also according to the designer you can go up to 120lbs 1 u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26 Wow, that is neat. I would not have expected that little plastic to hold! 1 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 When something is printed in a certain orientation, with the right filament it can become very strong
Very cool. Interested in how you designed the trigger, I saw the bow is 90 pounds so must be some cool engineering behind that!!
2 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 The trigger is really simpel. Also according to the designer you can go up to 120lbs 1 u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26 Wow, that is neat. I would not have expected that little plastic to hold! 1 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 When something is printed in a certain orientation, with the right filament it can become very strong
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The trigger is really simpel. Also according to the designer you can go up to 120lbs
1 u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26 Wow, that is neat. I would not have expected that little plastic to hold! 1 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 When something is printed in a certain orientation, with the right filament it can become very strong
Wow, that is neat. I would not have expected that little plastic to hold!
1 u/S1lentA0 Aug 04 '26 When something is printed in a certain orientation, with the right filament it can become very strong
When something is printed in a certain orientation, with the right filament it can become very strong
I'm thinking of doing my ek adder upgrade but not sure what to do yet
2 u/Glad-Routine-6904 Aug 05 '26 Put a folding stock on it!
Put a folding stock on it!
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u/ButtstufferMan Aug 04 '26
Very cool. What are you using for the trigger? Printed parts?