I know I had some insane runs, but I wasn't expecting the stats to be this insane. It says Weekend 1 stats, but it's actually the 2nd weekend. I probably played more BF6 than I have all games combined over the past month and a half. I really hope they don't botch the launch!

I need to get one of those conveyer belt 3d printers with an infinite axis so I can do long pieces like the side plates of the M90. But that's realistically not enough justification to buy one. I'll just keep printing in pieces like a plebe.

25 years ago, prototyping something like this would have been almost completely out of reach for the average person. Home computers capable of CAD were prohibitively expensive, rapid prototyping at home was a pipe dream, and knowledge was far more limited. We live in a golden

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I don't want to heavily involve myself in politics on this platform and would prefer to simply be the guy making cool video game weapons real. But these are dark times we live in. I can only pray they don't get darker, as futile a prayer as it seems.

There is nothing more infuriating than working on a file, hitting the save button, having Fusion 360 crash while saving, then corrupting the auto-back file as well thus resulting in an hour of lost work. Damn it, ah well. Always faster the second time around.

I find myself working on a lot of "side projects". The nature of what I do means I'm often waiting for parts or funds to make parts. That downtime is when I have a bit of fun. Recently been looking at my PS90. A SS trigger pack that doesn't run the risk of OoB would be neat.

Working on the longstroke piston and gas block for the MA5C. I know cylinders for gas pistons are often hard chrome coated or nitrided. I've never actually done a gas block before. For those with more experience than me or who might have some insight, ya'll think a 4140 block

One of my PC's two power supplies is dying and the system won't POST with it plugged in. Seasonic, time for your warranty department to shine. I need my system back to 100% before BF6 releases.

I'm glad 5.7x28 isn't $1.90/rd anymore, because I'm printing out parts for a PS90 super safety right now. Still, RIP my wallet.

This PS90 Super Safety is the first thing I've ever designed with the intention of distributing it as a product. It's kind of amazing how different the design philosophy is when cost is accounted for. You go from thinking, "Eh, I only need one of these. I'll just have a shop

Wow, a whole lot of interest in the PS90 SS. I've got a question for people interested in it. Would you prefer a 3 position trigger pack that requires you to modify your PS90 to use it that would also have pretty severe trigger slap (7-9mm of travel), or would you prefer a

Feeling pretty super today.

My current webstore is a Squarespace one, which is fine for merch but not gun parts. I'll need to set up a store for that in the neat future. Does anybody know of a firearms friendly e-commerce platform that is easy to use and affordable? It doesn't need to look pretty, just

The next time you see me posting something related to the PS90 SS, it'll be me shooting it. In the meantime, have this. Function tested in my PS90 perfectly (Dry fire manually cycling the weapon). I'm having the essential parts laser cut out of 4130 and should have them soon. As

Is Rare Breed still suing Hoffman SS manufacturers? I've been out of the loop.

If Autodesk ever released a Linux version of Fusion 360, I'd be able to make a clean break from Windows. I realize there's a snowball's chance in hell of that happening, but boy would it be nice.

What's the most ridiculous firearm you've ever had the opportunity to shoot? I've shot a lot of cool things over the years, but in terms of absolute absurdity, Kjaskaar's Gunchucks have to be close to the top of the list.