Looking for a 3D Printer person for a project

[Oscar77]

Is there any one out there that is willing/able to print out a Beretta 92 22lr conversion kit charging tool?

It's for the older kit and looks like this:

Beretta Magazine Charger Tool for Conversion Kit Cal. 22LR | Beretta

I have one but would like another for the 2 kits I have................and I can't find one anywhere here in the US.

Let me know.
Thanks!

[mb504]

Find a STL file for it anywhere?

[Oscar77]

Find a STL file for it anywhere?

None that I could find........... I'm guessing without that, it's a tedious adventure to try and create one?

[mb504]

Depends on your CAD skills. Mine are slow!

You might be able to use something like this:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5746751

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2230554

I have a couple of these in my range bag and they work well.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1596147
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool...ine-thumbsaver

[Erni]

Download tinker cad. It?s free. Not the best but easy. Create your design. Send stl to xeometry for a free quote. Order. Sit back and relax.

[bradbn4]

You can go advanced with Fusion 360 - hobby version for free. This is what 3D printing can be useful at. I did find some old bad links to brownells website for that tool.

If the magazine charger is nothing more than an angled sleeve the task is manageable. I know I have started to learn more than a few new four letter words when trying to work with CAD software.

[Oscar77]

".....If the magazine charger is nothing more than an angled sleeve the task is manageable............."
It is about that, it otherwise has an edge/finger/nipple on the inside to catch the follower and push it down while loading.
I guess I'll take up the challenge and see what I can do!

THANKS!

[brutal]

Would need a mag or dims to design one.

[Oscar77]

Would need a mag or dims to design one.

Thanks Brutal!
When I wrote. "....I have one but would like another for the 2 kits I have................" I meant I do have mag and charger to get dimensions from.

[brutal]

Thanks Brutal!
When I wrote. "....I have one but would like another for the 2 kits I have................" I meant I do have mag and charger to get dimensions from.

Unless you're really looking to spend time learning some basic CAD like I did for 3D design/printing, which is certainly worthwhile, I don't mind womping something up in Fusion 360 if you can do a rough sketch of the dims. The hardest (relatively speaking) part would be locating the internal nubbin I can't see.