Lightweight USPSA Target Stand
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Using 3/4 EMT tubing, PLA Pro you too could have a okay target stand you can toss at the RSO when he gives you a mike.
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- Printables
- Category
- Other Sports
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Cut List (all emt sourced must be 3/4 Trade size (Nominal .922) I gotr mine from home depot or lowes
4× 3/4 in EMT legs: 10 1/4 in each
1× 3/4 in EMT center tube: 18 7/16 in
2× nominal 1×2 wooden target sticks: cut to desired target height
Printed Parts
2 Lightweight Stand Connectors
Hardware — Clevis-Pin Version
6× 1/4 in × 1 3/8 in clevis pins https://a.co/d/04r99gBH
6× 1.2 mm × 21 mm hairpin cotter clips https://a.co/d/09M7E8kd
1x Drill Bushing for 1/4 ID drills. https://a.co/d/01fM3HVD
Hardware — Heat-Insert Version
6× 1/4-20 heat-set inserts, 8 mm OD × 5 mm long https://a.co/d/08zdZqNA
6× 1/4-20 × 1/4 in cup-point set screwshttps://a.co/d/01UwZVEu6x 1/4-20 x 1/2 cup-point set screws https://a.co/d/07Zhhr8C
Hardware — Both Versions
2 Ground Nails per Stand. (the side holes are .300 in diameter) https://a.co/d/0fIqjbOa
Tools needed
Soldering iron for Heat inserts.
1/8 allen key for set screws.
A big enough drill press, mill, or steady power drill for the Clevis-Pin Version using the drill guide.
Tubing cutter for EMT peices.
Measuring tape for marking for cutting EMT peices.
A Marker for cutting.
A vice for drilling the 1/4 holes for the Clevis-Pin's
Zipties for mounting the drill guide.
a build plate that fits 137.481 × 114.035 × 84.404 mm
(5.413 × 4.490 × 3.323 in) of stand body.
Notes: The STL versions are oreinted correctly for optimal layers and diamesional cleanness. (i tried 45 Deging it and it sucked for the holes even with tear drops.) AND a big yes to tree supports. the sides and the 1x2 holder needs them.
Updates.
7/31/2026- Changed sets screws from 1/4-20 × 1/4 in cup-point set screws to 1/4-20 x 1/2 cup-point set screws as i finnaly tested out that version and while it works way better than the clivis pins, it leaves the possibility of accidently bottoming out and having no room to add more torque for tightening to pervent rotation using the shorter set screws.
8/01/2026- Forogt to add material. and print settings. will add later as while 25% - 3 walls with PLA PRO work (Tested via bashing the legs with a brass hammer) i have tested it via Yeeting one. it broke the leg it landed on. so im gonna need to figure that out before i make a Buyable Kit for these. Personally i recommend using ASA or ABS. OR if you are like me with a 400C capable printer PPA-CF for overkill needs lol.