3D Model Description
Scully V2.0: Shell-Ejecting, Fully Mechanical Foam Dart Blaster
Compatible with standard half-length foam darts (cut from regular darts if needed).
This blaster is fully mechanical — each cartridge contains all the energy needed for the ejection cycle!
No batteries or electronics required.
Watch the product video: https://youtu.be/MjaRFEqGUbc
Important Notes:
- If required by your local laws, permanently glue the bright orange tip (STL included)
- Add-ons such as the Stock Delete Mod and Drum Mag are not included
This product includes:
- STL files
- Printing instructions (.jpeg format inside ZIP)
- Assembly and troubleshooting videos (links in “Instructions.pdf”)
Non-3D Printed Materials Needed
- Office rubber bands
- Plastic-friendly oil
- Foam darts
Recommended Materials for Best Performance
- Exercise/resistance rubber bands for dart propulsion (office rubber bands can be used but will be underpowered)
Recommended Tools
- Stencil knife
- Sandpaper
- Pliers
- Screwdriver
- Hammer
Printer Requirements
- Minimum bed size: 200mm x 200mm x 200mm
- FDM printers only (Resin is too weak)
- PLA is acceptable, but PETG or stronger filaments are recommended for some parts
- Do not use weak adhesion filaments (e.g., Matte PLA, Silk PLA)
License (Once Purchased)
- Unlimited personal use
- Allowed to make copies for friends and family (no financial gain)
- Allowed to make one commercial sale of the printed product per digital file purchase
- Not allowed to modify the digital files
- Not allowed to redistribute the digital files
- If you wish to create mods (e.g., attachments), please contact: leblasto [!at] gmail.com
Safety Notice
- Recommended for ages 16+
- Always wear safety glasses when operating the foam blaster
Devin (verified owner) –
First off the concept and engineering is great and I really appreciate it.
However, you should only attempt this build if you have the patience of a saint.
Bythe time you finish building the magazine for the third time I never wanted to build a second one.
Same goes for the cartridges by about 5x the rubber bands you think you’ll need because
you will end up with a giant pile of broken ones. (Same for the resistance bands which will routinely pop out of their slotsmaking it impossible to put them back in.)
If there is a better rubber band than the ones I bought it isn’t linked anywhere I can see in the instructions or documentation.
many things won’t break until you have already put in an hours worth of steps.
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