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Gewehr 41 (W) - 3D Print Model

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  • G41 (1) - Bolt Rail.stl
  • G41 (1) - Bolt.stl
  • G41 (1) - Buttplate.stl
  • G41 (1) - Cleaning Rod.stl
  • G41 (1) - Front Handguard 01.stl
  • G41 (1) - Front Sight 01.stl
  • G41 (1) - Front Sight 02.stl
  • G41 (1) - Left Receiver Screw.stl
  • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 01.stl
  • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 02.stl
  • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 03.stl
  • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 04.stl
  • G41 (1) - Lower Trigger Guard.stl
  • G41 (1) - Mag.stl
  • G41 (1) - Rear Sight Adjuster.stl
  • G41 (1) - Rear Sight Base.stl
  • G41 (1) - Rear Sight Bridge.stl
  • G41 (1) - Rear Stock Connector.stl
  • G41 (1) - Right Receiver Screw.stl
  • G41 (1) - Safety and Button.stl
  • G41 (1) - Trigger.stl
  • G41 (1) - Upper Handguard.stl
  • G41.zip
    • G41 (1) - Bolt Rail.stl
    • G41 (1) - Bolt.stl
    • G41 (1) - Buttplate.stl
    • G41 (1) - Cleaning Rod.stl
    • G41 (1) - Front Handguard 01.stl
    • G41 (1) - Front Sight 01.stl
    • G41 (1) - Front Sight 02.stl
    • G41 (1) - Left Receiver Screw.stl
    • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 01.stl
    • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 02.stl
    • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 03.stl
    • G41 (1) - Lower Stock 04.stl
    • G41 (1) - Lower Trigger Guard.stl
    • G41 (1) - Mag.stl
    • G41 (1) - Rear Sight Adjuster.stl
    • G41 (1) - Rear Sight Base.stl
    • G41 (1) - Rear Sight Bridge.stl
    • G41 (1) - Rear Stock Connector.stl
    • G41 (1) - Right Receiver Screw.stl
    • G41 (1) - Safety and Button.stl
    • G41 (1) - Trigger.stl
    • G41 (1) - Upper Handguard.stl
    • READ ME - INSTRUCTIONS.txt

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Publication date 2024-07-28 at 20:46
Design number 2165934
CADJoe

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3D model description

The G41 was a rifle design commissioned by the german military during WW2. Ma and Walther made a version of the rifle demanded and its easy to say that Walther won because, well, we have it here now and in higher numbers than the Ma G41;

Replicas of this model are rare and often made by a few people who will not sell them. THATS WHY I MADE ONE FOR YA!!!

It is, as always, my iteration of the rifle and based on some simple data I found online and with the help of reenactors in Italy.

No markings are present as there are various and far too many as germans loved to mark every part of their rifles.

NOTE: NOT A REAL FIREARM/CANNOT FIRE

Hope you enjoy, and if there are any issues with the model, do let me know!

3D printing settings

Bed Temp: 60 Deg. Celsius
Nozzle Temp: 200 Deg. Celsius

Layer Height: Cura Setting "Standard Quality" or 0.2mm
Speed: 60mm/s
Density: 5%
Infill: 20%
(Use stronger infills depending on what you will use this for!)

Note that all parts should fit on common sized printers, however smaller printers may have issues and require some cutting up in Meshmixer or other programs.

I use a CR10-S5 so I had no issues with sizes so far (50cmx50cmx50cm -Big A** Printer)

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