Warburn Remix a la hoellenhamster by hoellenhamster123

Last crawled date: 3 years, 1 month ago

First things first: This is a toy. It flings foam darts from a magazine.
So Captain Slug made the Caliburn. Then the Talon Claw was created and sometime after that blasted.de's ImMortis created the Warburn which is basically a metric Talon Claw: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3808246
Thingiverse won't let me credit them right now so I have included the links to their things in this description.
I am relatively new to 3d printing and his Warburn was the first blaster I printed and sourced by myself (having built a Caliburn with the Captain's hardware kit before). While that first warburn came out great and is a superb blaster I wanted to clean up its look a little bit. This might just be me and my printer (which still isn't super fine tuned when printing petg) but I wanted to smooth some details and print the large outer pieces in as few pieces as possible to minimize wobble and visible gaps.In the pictures the red blaster is my first blaster, the blue one is the one using the remixed pieces.
One additionals aspect that I have focused on for the blue parts in the example pics: The less edges are incorporated in the design, the easier it is to paint.
I have included all the pieces I changed and will write a sentence or two for each:
Warburn back
This is mostly a remix of DevilZCall's Warburn remix (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3866218/files) which acommodates a sliding shoulder stock. It remains functionally the same but I have merged the four pieces into one and ensured printability. Requires minimal support for the nuts at the very bottom. Looks much cleaner in my opinion and makes the back of the warburn pretty darn solid. I have added a couple of cosmetic touchups. Will use more filament then the original, though.
Quickchange spring outer/inner
This is a part of the aforementioned Warburn back. Twist a little to slide the stock. Twist 90° to change the spring on the fly.
Stock solid glue required / collapsstock padding
In this case I split a piece into two; I wanted to use two different filaments. I also made the stock solid and changed its aesthetics a little so it will require more filament then the original. You will also have to glue in two pieces of 10mm OD aluminium pipe (or similar). The original used Nirodha's extendable Longshot design but the metal braces for that were too short for me, so I filed slots into aluminium pipe and glued them in.
RMAX front right/left
This barrel shroud is originally one of the Captains designs for the Caliburn. ImMortis remixed it for the warburn - it is usually done in 4 pieces leaving 3 gaps along the front of the blaster. I have merged these pieces and then cut them along the middle so they screw onto the modified railgasm set from the sides. They fit on a ender 3 or 5 build plate diagonally which results in a much cleaner look (in my opinion). Doesn't require support
Railgasm one piece
I merged the railgasm pieces and added two screw holes so the RMAX shroud can be screwed on. I have also shaved off a lot of material to make it easier to print diagonally so that the picatinny rail on top comes out clean. Doesn't require support. Looks wonky on its own, though - this is meant to be hidden away under the barrel shroud.
Barrel Clamp 18mm / Trench 18mm
This is mostly unchanged - I just widened the hole in order to fit a 18mm OD piece of aluminium pipe in there which I use to protect my brass barrel. The trench has received some slight cosmetic touch ups.
Muzzle 18mm
Its purely cosmetic. Its a muzzle for said 18mm aluminium pipe. I have designed this myself though I took inspiration from about 80 others like it. In my build it hides the SCAR barrel.
RMAX pump grip extended
Its the RMAX pump grip. I have extended it.
PT ring with rail2
This piece only really functions if you use a monolithic magwell. I have merged the ring covering the Plunger Tube and the rail that sits on top of the plunger tube. This results in the rail wobbling a lot less. Note this is sized for a 40mm OD PT.