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Devin –
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. -
Duc Bao –
Amazing design, me and wifey are having a blast shooting each other haha
Jonas Aarup –
Pretty hard to make it work perfectly. Had to try many different rubber bands. Disassemble it all and assemble it again a few times. But worth it in the end. If you’re good with your hands. This is definitely worth it. And ofc. U have to know your printer. But that’s for every mechanical print.