This toy was made for my son. I wanted to make an unusual gift. My search led to this project KAZKIN. This is a Rubber Band Gun.

 Of the variety of guns, I chose SilverWolf-SR.

 But I could not find sketches and drawings. So I used the photos and videos from KAZKIN. After a few evenings I had the model of rubber band gun (SolidWorks).

gun

 

  I then used MasterCAM X4 and my mill. As a result I had the parts:

parts

  Schematic of the mechanism:

  After assembling and debugging the toy was ready for my son!

gun1

  You can download the parts of Rubber band gun. All parts are in the format of SolidWorks2010 and STL-files..

 
Attachments:
Download this file (Rubber_Gun.rar)Rubber_Gun.rar[[Rubber band gun]]4302 kB
Download this file (Rubber_Gun_STL.rar)Rubber_Gun_STL.rar[[STL-files]]356 kB

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#10 google plus account 2014-03-18 12:15
Hi, just wanted to say, I liked this article. It was helpful.

Keep on posting!
#9 Andrey 2013-02-25 15:21
Yes. There are stoppers for the trigger and the sear.
#8 Framingr 2013-02-21 15:25
Quoting Andrey:
Quoting Framingr:
Is there any chance I could get a screen shot of the internals of the gun?

I added a schematic of the mechanism. Is that enough? Any questions!


You are a champion. I had figured on something like that. Did you have to put some sort of stopper in to prevent the sear from resetting too far back after a shot?
#7 Andrey 2013-02-18 18:12
Quoting Framingr:
Is there any chance I could get a screen shot of the internals of the gun?

I added a schematic of the mechanism. Is that enough? Any questions!
#6 Framingr 2013-02-13 15:46
Sorry to bother again. I am having a nightmare time mounting the trigger mechanism. The catch does not seem to be long enough to engage the gear. Is there any chance I could get a screen shot of the internals of the gun?
#5 Framingr 2013-02-13 04:00
Quoting Andrey:
Quoting Framingr:
Looks like you had to drill some extra holes for assembly? Any chance you could expand upon what you had to do for that?

I did not use welding. Therefore needed extra holes for assembly.


Ahh ok that answers some questions. I am personally printing not milling it so glue seems to be the best course of action. Thankyou very much for the reply
#4 Andrey 2013-02-12 08:06
Quoting Framingr:
Looks like you had to drill some extra holes for assembly? Any chance you could expand upon what you had to do for that?

I did not use welding. Therefore needed extra holes for assembly.
#3 Framingr 2013-02-11 19:22
Looks like you had to drill some extra holes for assembly? Any chance you could expand upon what you had to do for that?
#2 Andrey 2012-04-04 18:48
I'm sorry. But I do not use AutoCAD.
#1 andrea 2012-03-30 08:36
Hi,is possible to have the part in autocad?
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