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WarFairy Arms Charon Receivers

Instructions, Order of Operations, Assembly notes and Warnings

Example:

"Filename" - start face to end face.

Start face dictates that the face should be against the print bed, with the end face being the last layer printed. Back refers to Butt end, front refers to muzzle end.

These are all suggestions. Anything is possible with different machines, settings and support materials. Experiment and let me know what works best for you.

NOTE

All holes and pins will need to be gently sanded and fitted before glueing or pressing into place. Failure to size pins and holes WILL result in cracked or jammed parts.

WARNING

THESE ARE FIREARMS. Ensure all glued bonds have cured for at LEAST 24 hours prior to test firing.

WARNING

THESE ARE EXPERIMENTAL FILES RELEASED AS A BETA TEST. I GUARANTEE NOTHING. YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.

BE ADVISED

Our resident guru recommends Weld-all #4 for securing ABS. It will weld faces together permanently, so ensure your alignment. A set of C-clamps and some very straight boards would be a GOOD idea.


Charon AR-15 Receiver

  1. Tower - Back to Front
  2. Rear - Top to Bottom
  3. Front - Top to Bottom

Common Parts

Note

  • You will not need the Buffer Retainer Tube Plug for the two unbuffered pistols.
  • The AR-15 receiver requires a 1/8th inch steel pin or screw in place of the Rear Takedown Pin.
  1. Rear Takedown Pin - Large face to small end
  2. Buffer Retainer Tube Plug - Flat to Angled

Charon Unbuffered Hally Edition

Note

  • This Requires 30x 10mm sections of 1.75mm filament as pegs, Requires 6" bed.
  1. Rear - Front to Back
  2. Mid - Back to Front
  3. Front - Back to Front

Charon Unbuffered Pistol

  1. Bottom to Top
  2. Back to Front
  3. Top to Bottom
  4. Front to Back

Charon Rifle Slick Side

Note

  • You will need to print 6x of the stock pegs. 4 for the butt pad, 2 for the Butt Cover. Do NOT glue Butt cover onto rear of receiver if you want to access storage compartment.
  • Assembly: Buttpad - 4x Pegs - Spacer (optional) - Butt Cover - 2x Pegs - Receiver.
  1. Part1 - Bottom to Top
  2. Part2 - Bottom to Top
  3. Part3, 4, 5, and 6 - Back to Front
  4. Buttpad - Front to Back
  5. Butt Cover - Back to Front
  6. Spacer - Holes go down

Charon Rifle Kommando Edition

Note

  • You will need a 2mm spring for the rear mag catch. A cut down click pen spring should work. Slot is also cut for armed spring such as from a clothes pin.
  • Assembly - Place chosen spring. Place catch side towards rear, with thumb panel towards front with tab towards the bottom of the receiver, ensuring spring slips into 2mm cut on back side of thumb panel. Slide release pin from top into hole in receiver tabs.
  1. Part1 Bottom to Top
  2. Part2 Bottom to Top
  3. Part3, 4, 5, and 6 - Back to Front
  4. Rear Magazine Release pin - Flat to Curved
  5. Mag Release Arm - Flat face to catch side (Recommend Support Material due to shape)

Charon Pistol Buffered

  1. Back to Front
  2. Top to Bottom
  3. Front to Back
  4. Top to Bottom
  5. Bottom to Top
  6. Front to Back

Charon Adjustable Carbine

Note

  • You will need a spring to fit around the plunger pin, but smaller than the Plunger Pin head to use adjustment pin.
  • There is NO provision to stop you from pulling the adjustable stock arm completely out when adjusting. Be careful.
  • Assembly - Place spring into plunger hole inside stock slot. Place plunger head on top of spring. Apply a small amount of glue to small end of plunger pin and press into hole on underside of plunger pin head until seated completely. GENTLY pull pin down just far enough to slide stock all the way down and release pin so that it seats into one of the adjustment positions. Allow glue to cure.
  1. Bottom to Top
  2. Front to Back
  3. Back to Front
  4. Front to Back
  5. Top to Bottom
  6. Back to Front
  • Stock Arm - Back to Front
  • Stock Pad - Front to Back
  • Plunger Pin - Bottom to Top
  • Plunger Pin Head - Bottom to Top

Message From Author

What you see before you is the product of a lot of hours, sleepless nights, and obsessive thought of how to bring the best possible firearms to the internet. You now posess the data to create seven different firearms (well, ok, six, but the two unbuffered pistols have different grip shapes). Each with slightly different characteristics so you can print the firearm YOU want. PLEASE rename them if you make your own release so that we don't get cross-compatibility issues or anything like that. Chop em up, remix them, twist them, tweak them, make them your own or give them to everyone you know. The internet knows no borders or boundaries. No nationality. No religion. In this stream of 1's and 0's, we are all equal. We are all free. Use that freedom.

WarFairy, out.

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