M-Lok Angled Foregrip AFG V2 for Slim Handguards
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Angled Foregrip (AFG) to fit slim octagonal handguards
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Remix of Shqype MLOK AFG With Correct Holes and Guide Tabs
This is an upgrade over my M-Lok AFG Angled Foregrip. There are "wings" that wrap up around the handguard. It should fit most slim AR-15 octagonal handguards with flats that measure 17mm (0.67in) across or smaller. I also removed some extraneous faces from the CAD model, so it will print a little cleaner. I made the lugs solid, as I've had the outline-style lugs shear off.
If you are not using a slim octagonal AR-15 handguard you can still use the original AFG that I uploaded, which has a flat bottom that should work with most M-Lok handguards.
I have also uploaded a Keymod AFG.
I used the Braudel T-Nut and Screw set. They are metric, not real M-Lok spec hardware, but significantly cheaper than the real thing and they work the same.
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Print Settings:
Printer brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2-0.24mm
Infill:
60%
Filament brand:
Polymaker
Filament color:
Black
Filament material:
PolyLite ASA
Notes:
0.2 to 0.24mm layers
100% fan for bridging, 0% fan for everything else. If you have a really good cooling duct, you can maybe use less than 100% for bridging.
Use supports everywhere, with mounting surface down on build plate.
60% or greater infill
Walls, top, and bottom should be 2.4mm or greater, as appopriate for your line width and layer height.