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YEET22 V3 Manual - Additional Information

The document summarizes changes and additions to the YEET22 v3 3D printed firearm design, including new required hardware like an additional spring for the trigger and different magazine, as well as general advice on print settings.

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YEET22 V3 Manual - Additional Information

The document summarizes changes and additions to the YEET22 v3 3D printed firearm design, including new required hardware like an additional spring for the trigger and different magazine, as well as general advice on print settings.

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Tonio Jimenez
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------------YEET22 v3-------------

This isn't a full documentation since assembly is quite similar to v2. Here's a
list of additions and changes to v2, new required hardware:

- Additional spring is now required for the trigger. It can be slightly softer than
the spring
that pushes sliding block/fc slider.
- Mag catch is changed and thus requires different spring (3-4mm ID, <=5mm OD).
- Different magazine. V3 takes extended capacity P17 mags - these are being
developed by
plcky_shdw, beta channel can be found on Deterrence Dispensed chat. Files for
this magazine are not included
and can only be sourced there.
- Sight slab and adjustable sights are no longer a thing.
- Magnetic delay isn't a thing anymore either.
- No more different frames for different barrels. 16mm OD Shim for 8mm OD liner is
included and it can be
drilled out to any diameter up to 14mm.
- Experimental suppressor file added. This thing is untested and under any
circumstances shouldn't be used
with smoothbore barrel.

Some general advice:

Supports are still pain in the ass to remove, so your settings should be tuned
precisely for easy removal.
I'd recommend to set support overhang angle at 70-75 degrees and use support
blockers liberally.

Special thanks to:


- All testers from Deterrence Dispensed, but especially Provsy, Maslicko and
[individual who wants to remain
anonymous]
- Deterrence Dispensed chat admins
- Members of /r/Fosscad
- Members of The Archive discord server
- Durruti for taking initiative and fixing problematic models
- PlasticBlasters and HulkHoganHH for fully printable designs that inspired YEET 22
- Cheap alcohol that fueled development of this abomination

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