This is unique among 3D-printed receiver-based rifles in that the Nylaug build allows the user to make full use of an otherwise useless Aug parts kit, simplifies it to use an AR-15 barrel, and results in the exposed part of the receiver looking similar to an original Aug receiver rather than a brick with slots cut into it. The caveat is the receiver print requires a printer that can handle carbon fiber nylon, but an Ender 3 can do that.
https://www.nylaug.com/
Video in which the builder demonstrates takedown and the mods he did to the stock kit and trigger group.
https://youtu.be/QsTiEeLaosY
Re: Nylaug build shows a 3D-printed receiver worth having exists
2Interesting technology.
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Re: Nylaug build shows a 3D-printed receiver worth having exists
3Now I want to build one! Looks like a fun project.
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Re: Nylaug build shows a 3D-printed receiver worth having exists
4I got curious, there’s 80 percent kits, metal likely aluminum, as well for this type.
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