G17 / AAP-01 Shotshell HPA adapter shotgun shell

If I purchase could you send me the original file as well, which I can modify (for example Auto CAD)?

I saw you were using the anycubic slicer, which I also use. Do you happen to have the .3mf with the s that you could send me?

Hi, first of all, this is a very cool adapter and I believe that I will be able to print and use it. even with my crooked arms))

But tell me, please, what is the difference between "big", "middle", and "small" files?

Hey Sajnibalint, already posted a 'make' but I was wondering about the internal volume. From the looks of it you could almost double the internal volume, did you ever play around with that? Would it actually make any difference in performance?

WOW, THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!

Not a fan of bulky HPA adapters as well. But I've got a question, what hose and hose to US adapter did you use?

Now that I found this, I can finally buy an AAP01 and actually use it with HPA...

magazine release has alot of room for wobbling, and bends upwards, causes the shell not to sit inside enough to feed. possible fix?

Is FDM printing possible?

can you give me a link to the springs that you used? or tell me where i can find an equivilent spring? like in a pen or keyboard switch etc.

Hey I had this printed in sls. It is airtight but it won't cycle the aap01. It will hit the valve release but it seems to just half open and it doesn't push out alot of air. Is my psi just not high enough or am I missing something?

It would be easier if the connections were not in the metric system but in the imperial system. This would make ordering via ebay and co. much easier, as this is the standard in the pneumatic sector and the range is therefore much larger. The screw that holds the release switch in position is also an unfavorable size. But that's all, even if there are no serious disadvantages.
Using a sealing ring as a ball stop, on the other hand, is ingenious. Many other variants with movable sliders and switches usually don't work properly.

Apart from that, I was able to print the whole thing with an Anycubic Mono X with an ABS-like resin without any problems and it withstands the load of approx. 6-8 bar (approx. 1.0 - 1.1 joules). Alternatively, I would recommend printing via a print store, for example in nylon. This costs approx. 20 euros and will last a "lifetime".

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