Dive into the world of 3D-printed firearms with the HD22 by plastic blasters, a cutting-edge personal defense weapon (PDW) designed for standard velocity .22LR ammo. This downloadable file offers enthusiasts an ergonomic, reliable, and comfortable-to-shoot design that’s both easy to print and build.
The HD22 is crafted for hobbyists and firearms enthusiasts looking to create a functional .22LR PDW with minimal hassle. Its core design is finalized, ensuring stability, while ongoing updates for attachments keep it adaptable. Whether you're into 3D printing or exploring printable firearms, this file is a must-have for your collection.
The HD22 by plastic blasters stands out with its user-friendly design, making it accessible for builders of varying skill levels. Its ergonomic build ensures comfort during use, while the reliability of the design guarantees consistent performance with standard velocity .22LR ammo.
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This PDW also features a remixed magazine design, incorporating the best aspects of popular models. It uses the same spring as a CMMG mag for smooth feeding and reliable operation.
The HD22 by plastic blasters file includes all necessary STL components for printing this .22LR PDW, covering the core design and updated parts like the cheek rest and buffer guide. The package also contains a remixed magazine design for reliable feeding. For detailed assembly, an instructional PDF guide is available at this link, alongside an assembly video updated on 8/20/2023.
For printing, use PLA+ as the primary material to ensure durability while maintaining ease of printing. Pay attention to areas like the spring channel and ramp fit, as minor filing may be needed for smooth operation. Print with a high infill percentage (around 80-100%) for structural integrity, especially in high-stress components like the bolt and magazine.
The HD22 by plastic blasters is compatible with most consumer-grade FDM 3D printers capable of handling detailed prints. Recommended materials include PLA+ for its balance of strength and printability, though users should avoid weaker materials like standard PLA for critical components. Ensure your printer bed is leveled and can accommodate the part sizes, as some components may require larger build volumes.
Optimal settings include a layer height of 0.2mm for detail, a nozzle temperature of 200-220°C for PLA+, and a bed temperature of 50-60°C. Use supports where necessary, especially for overhangs in the magazine and bolt areas. Post-processing, such as sanding or filing, may be required to ensure a snug fit for parts like the ramp and bolt pickup.
The HD22 by plastic blasters offers an exciting opportunity for 3D printing and firearms enthusiasts to build a reliable, ergonomic .22LR PDW with ease. With its finalized core design, regular updates, and detailed assembly resources, this file ensures a rewarding build experience. Download now, follow the provided guides, and start blasting with a custom creation tailored to your skills and passion.