Freerunner

Meet Freerunner.

Like the summary says, it's a half-dart, micro-wheel, mag-in-front, battery-in-grip, semiauto manual pusher, 80-175fps pistol-format blaster. I like to think it's pretty good. Pretty quick to print (10.5hr of print time on my P1P), light on plastic (333g the way I slice it), cheap on hardware (okay I didn't do the calculations but it's cheap trust me), and feels real good to use.

Print and build guides, as well as bill of materials are all included in the Files tab (pretty sure Printables puts them at the bottom under all the model files).

Like with Traceur, this blaster is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA, meaning it's free to make, free to modify, free to remix and upload, but not free to sell at a profit. If you're making one at cost for your friend, don't worry about it, but don't sell these for profit without talking to me first. 

It's compatible with Nightingale, FTW, Spartan, and Traceur/Freerunner wheels (in order of smallest to largest), which gives it a giant range of possible FPS targets. It takes straight Talon magazines, as well as Kodas and  Tachis. It uses the same spring model as Traceur does, so if you've already built one of those, you probably already have almost everything you need for one of these (and I promise it's worth it!).

I've included the STEP file. Go nuts. Make something awesome!

Now available at:

FoxxenCreations: https://foxxencreations.com/products/freerunner-hardware-kit-by-chance

Update 5/22/2024: Fix mounting hole depth on ambi fidlock uppers

Update 5/13/2024: Add licensed blaster link

Update 5/2/2024: Add top rail options, add ambi fidlock upper

Update 5/3/2024: Fix tolerance on a pair of heatset holes

Update 5/6/2024: Add motor screws to BOM