The internet is a blessing, yeah?
Everything is a weapon, isn't it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... BWjA_5ptSk
Be thankful you have the $150 to buy a lower, instead of taking all the time and effort that this dude does.
Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
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Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
by bignflnut » Tue Sep 26, 2017 12:04 pm
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Re: Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
by MyWifeSaidYes » Thu Sep 28, 2017 2:34 am
bignflnut wrote:The internet is a blessing, yeah?
Everything is a weapon, isn't it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... BWjA_5ptSk
Be thankful you have the $150 to buy a lower, instead of taking all the time and effort that this dude does.
You mean, be thankful that we can purchase a lower? When the gubment changes back to anti-gun, I'll start buying my Diet Mt. Dew in cans.
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Re: Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
by AlanM » Thu Sep 28, 2017 12:25 pm
What are the odds that it's possible download all the dimensions and specs for an AR-15.
How about the CNC control files?
How about the CNC control files?
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Re: Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
by Bruenor » Sat Oct 07, 2017 8:52 pm
That's what I get for not viewing it right away, and downloading it to my Machine.
This video has been removed for violating YouTube's policy on harmful or dangerous content.
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Re: Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
by Bruenor » Sat Oct 07, 2017 8:55 pm
AlanM wrote:What are the odds that it's possible download all the dimensions and specs for an AR-15.
How about the CNC control files?
Oh like this little CNC to make them
https://ghostgunner.net/
And files freely from the net
https://grabcad.com/library/tag/ar15?pa ... 15%20lower
https://grabcad.com/library/tag/ar15?pa ... 15%20upper
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Re: Making an AR Lower from Pop Cans
by willbird » Mon Oct 09, 2017 10:05 am
I'm sure there are tons of 3D cad models of AR lowers and uppers.
However exactly what toloing you use, and how many axis the CNC has will determine how the part is machined. The Magazine well probably should be broached...it can and is done other ways but broached is probably best.
One can buy an 80% that has the magwell broached and some other critical features completed, and has then been hard anodized, they are cheap enough that it is well worth it IMHO.Hard anodizing aluminum makes it a totally different animal than raw aluminum or even aluminum with a decorative anodizing that you could do at home. Good hard anodizing is harder than a Nicholson file
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I get the coolness factor of just carving one out of bar stock.
Bill
However exactly what toloing you use, and how many axis the CNC has will determine how the part is machined. The Magazine well probably should be broached...it can and is done other ways but broached is probably best.
One can buy an 80% that has the magwell broached and some other critical features completed, and has then been hard anodized, they are cheap enough that it is well worth it IMHO.Hard anodizing aluminum makes it a totally different animal than raw aluminum or even aluminum with a decorative anodizing that you could do at home. Good hard anodizing is harder than a Nicholson file
.I get the coolness factor of just carving one out of bar stock
.Bill
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