Kit Card - Playing Card Gun Toy by michelem

michelem

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Description

Step into the realm of fun with my latest creation: the Playing Card Shooter Gun!

It is easy to use: simply load the cards into the top, aim with precision, and pull the trigger to launch the card with speed and power.

Whether you're hosting a family game night or challenging your friends to an epic card battle, this gun is sure to be the center of attention.

The gun is safe and enjoyable for players of all ages. Bring a touch of magic to your next gathering with the Playing Card Shooter Gun and get ready to shoot fun and joy in every direction!

Print is really simple and doesn't require any support or special advise.

To assemble it, you only need 3 rubber bands, one for the trigger and two for the launcher. The smaller they are, the more powerful the shot will be. Therefore, if children are using it, please avoid using very small rubber bands.

To keep the trigger in place just cut a small piece of filament and insert it into the holes.

Enjoy!

Comment & Rating (42)

@3D_Prince

this is a cool model but it should not be in this contest. it is not more than just a toy relevant Kit Card Design Contest verbiage from makerworld... "Kit cards are more than just a toy for kids; they are versatile [tools] that combine aesthetics with functionality." "Theme: ...kit [card] designs. ...designs that reflect ... unique style and vision." "Submission Guidelines: Designs must be original..." "Judging Criteria: Entries will be judged based on creativity, originality, ... and functionality." Judging Criteria Ineligible Models 2. [Old models], i.e., models that were published before the Contest Period. 3. Models uploaded as [Remix] and Share will be ineligible to be considered for winning. https://makerworld.com/en/contests/15#tab-Detail https://makerworld.com/en/contests/15#tab-Rules

@30joshfuga

do i care

@zxpchinadh

Replying to @30joshfuga :

that's the spirit！

@breker.philipp

the trigger dont fit

The designer has replied

@michelem

you have to put a small piece of filament inside the holes to keep the trigger in place

@nickieblueyes

Replying to @michelem :

how do you keep the piece of filament from falling out?

@michelem

Replying to @nickieblueyes :

mine was tight enough but you could simply warm a bit the two sides once they are in place and use the fingers pushing them. Then it should be stable in place.