QUOTE(zeroglyph @ Jan 9 2018, 10:32 AM)
if it doesn't cost an arm and a kidney, i'm sure there will be supporters. also, put in some 3d printed n-strike attachments. worker's stuff are expensive, if you can put in a reasonable price, i'm interested in stocks and muzzle attachments.

3D printing can be expensive depending on the scale of the object and complexity of the part. Though I doubt it would cost anywhere near a kidney or even plastic surgery

. If you have a budget of around RM 10 to RM 300, then you are good to go with 3D printing custom attachments from GoPro mounts (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1070858) to custom buttstocks (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1709302).
QUOTE(sphiroth @ Jan 9 2018, 10:41 AM)
Interesting.
I too done some printing for my own nerf blaster (and for couple of friends). Unless the parts is not sold/made by workers etc, it makes no point of printing them as the cost/time factor is high. Except for specific parts, or just for fun.
For caliburn, although its interesting, I think most nerfers would prefer real nerf blaster (although modded)....don't know why...haha
PM me and we can discuss about 3D printing for nerf. Cheers
Yeah, I normally don't 3D print stuff that existed in the market because it would be way more expensive than getting it off the shelf.
Exactly what I wanted to know about nerfers and modding. I found that the Caliburn is a well received 3D printed blaster with several reviews but I don't know how the local community would take it

. Currently it is priced at around RM 900 including shipping for an assembled set but I think importing it here may flag the local customs authority.
Hence, why I am proposing this project and taking into account of the interest/criticism from the local nerfer community.