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WarFairy Charon Version 3
Version
3.0
Description
After far too long and a massive bout of data corruption across my entire hard drive, V3 of the Charon is finally ready. If you have any data issues with any file, please contact me via the #fosscad channel on irc.oftc.net or email me at shanrilivan@yahoo.com. Please include screenshots of the data issues or error messages. I have checked every file as thoroughly as I can with a limping system.
Changelog
- Modularization and choices (36 possible firearms)!
- Relief cut on grips to allow easier access to safety.
- All parts oriented for printing.
- Significant reduction of overhangs for easier printing.
General instructions
This release has been totally modularized. To create a firearm, you will need to select Magwell_3a or 3b, Buffer_Tube_1 or 2, Grip_1 or 2, and finally the Stock of your choice. The Unbuffered Pistol and Vanilla receiver are located in the Stocks folder and only have the options of Magwell_3a or 3b.
If printing the Carbine, Rifle, or Kommando, all Auxiliary parts are located in the Extra Parts folder.
There is a hollow on the right side of the magazine well for use with the panels in the Magazine Well folder. A blank panel is included for you to modify to your own taste or to fill the indent if you don't want a logo or to personalize. This area will also allow any manufacturers to easily make a serialized insert.
You will need to print 8 parts for each firearm receiver, with the logo panel being the ninth, (Excluding the Vanilla Receiver (5 parts) and Unbuffered Pistol (6 parts)) consisting of: Magwell (3 parts), Grip, Buffer Tube (2 Parts), Stock (2 parts).
Parts List
Buffer Tubes
- Buffer_Tube_1a = Part 1, smooth buffer tube
- Buffer_Tube_1b = Part 2, smooth buffer tube
- Buffer_Tube_2a = Part 1, SOPMOD buffer tube
- Buffer_Tube_2b = Part 2, SOPMOD buffer tube
Extra Parts
-Adjustable Carbine
- Butt_Pad = Shoulder "pad" for adjustable stock
- Butt_Pad_Pegs = pegs to interface Butt_Pad and Stock_Arm
- Plunger_Head = Captive peg to position and lock stock
- Plunger_Pin = Pin to allow adjustment of stock
- Stock_Arm = Adjustable stock slider
Common
- Buffer_Retainer_Tube_Plug = Holds buffer retainer and spring in place (insert through stock cut-out)
- Rear_Takedown_Pin = Printed rear takedown pin (tested w/ 5.56 without breakage)
Rifle and Kommando
- Kommando_rear_Release = Secondary magazine release for rear mag holder
- Kommando_Rear_Release_Pin = Hinge pin for secondary magazineholder
- Rifle_Butt_Pad = Rear "pad" for both Rifle and Kommando
- Rifle_Stock_Cap = Covers storage area in stock and mounts spacers and butt pad
- Spacer = 10mm thick spacer for stock. Allows adjustment of length.
- Stock_Pegs = aligns spacer, stock cap and butt pads to each other.
Grips
- Grip_1 = Sloped P90 style grip
- Grip_2 = Traditional upright style grip
Magazine Well
- Magwell_1 = Upper portion of common magwell
- Magwell_2 = Middle portion of common Magwell
- Magwell_3a = Lower portion of common magwell, no finger hook
- Magwell_3b = Lower portion of common magwell, w/ finger hook
Panels
- Panels = Inserts for indent on right side of magazine well
- Blank = Can be modified by user to personalize receiver or left blank for smooth sides
- Pirate_Logo = Pirate Logo insert, skull w/bandana and crossed swords
- Pirate_Medic = Pirate Medic insert, skull w/ crossed swords and medical symbols
- Pirate_This_Gun = Text, "PIRATE THIS GUN"
- WarFairy = Text, "WARFAIRY ARMS, YOU ARE FREE MEN, ACT LIKE IT."
- WarFairy_Logo = WarFairy Arms Logo
Stocks
- Charon_V3_Carbine_1 = Forward section of Carbine Stock
- Charon_V3_Carbine_2 = Rear section of Carbine Stock
- Charon_V3_Kommando_1 = Forward Section of Kommando Stock
- Charon_V3_Kommando_2 = Rear section of Kommando Stock
- Charon_V3_Pistol_1 = Forward section of Buffered Pistol Stock
- Charon_V3_Pistol_2 = Rear Section of Buffered Pistol Stock
- Charon_V3_Rifle_1 = Forward section of Rifle Stock
- Charon_V3_Rifle_2 = Rear section of Rifle Stock
Unbuffered Pistol
- Unbuffered_Pistol_1 = Grip for Unbuffered Pistol
- Unbuffered_Pistol_2 = Rear section of Unbuffered Pistol Lower
- Unbuffered_Pistol_3 = upper section of Unbuffered Pistol Lower
Vanilla_Charon
- Vanilla_1 = Receiver Section of Vanilla Lower
- Vanilla_2 = Buffer Tower section of Vanilla lower
Printing Instructions
All parts are oriented for direct printing. I leave print options up to you and your individual printer, but I highly reccommend printing at the lowest possible layer height, and I insist you use 100% infill for your own safety. Try not to use support material for Magwell_1 and 2 or for either Grip section. Slic3r has a nasty habit of filling in essential holes. I HIGHLY recommend Cura as a slicing program. Not only does it allow you to position multiple items on the bed at once, its gcode generation and support material are FAR more forgiving than Slic3r.
Assembly Instructions
The guide nubs and divots on each part should steer you in the right direction as far as location. I highly recommend using a proper ABS Cement and allowing at least 24 hours after gluing before test firing. Ensure the Fire control pocket and buffer tubes are clear of any support material or significant deviations before assembly. Assemble 3 parts of Magwell first. Ensure bolt release slot and magazine release tube are well formed and free of obstruction. Apply grip to magwell. Assemble Stock Sections. Apply Stock to grip. Place buffer tube sections into respective areas on upper flat of stock and grip. Allow glue to set before test fire.
Magazine Release Cover
For California residents: Legality of this part is unknown, but should satisfy the law requiring a tool to release the magazine. Print as oriented, and glue in place over top of the magazine relase after it is installed, with the highest corner to the bottom and rear.
Warnings
THESE FILES ARE UNTESTED. PRINT AND FIRE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I assume no responsibilty.
Final Words
In this day and age, this project and these releases are more important to me than I can tell you. These files are open source. They are now yours. Chop them, hack them, twist them, make them yours. Only you can make exactly the firearm you want, and I've now given you a modular system to make it that much easier.
Be safe, have fun.
You are Free Men, act like it!
WarFairy, September 1, 2013