redid the trunoins and top cover to make it easier to machine

You could save some weight by shortening the back end up the the grip and then just having an AR buffer tube hold the spring

You could use those pistol braces too if you did that

I hope you dont think im trying to poopoo your shit, I just think its cool as fuck

no bro ur fine

i'm kinda hesitant to put pistol braces on homemade guns because then it invites even more speculation to a very gray area

looks nice dude, I really like it

would love to see what it looks like when its finished

https://grabcad.com/suffer-1

you can download it here if you want

Thanks

Yeah that could attract some unwanted eyes

Especially at a public range

Whatever happened to that mini CNC machine that would do 80% Glock and AR lowers for you?

https://ghostgunner.net/product/ghost-gunner-2/

they still sell them

found it

yup

Looks cool as hell

i wonder if it only does lowers or if you can have it do other parts

you mean like a regular cnc

yeah but small parts like for firearms

all of the hardware is there, you'd just need a different controller, or figure out how to upload gcode to the standard controller

instead of dropping 10k on a real CNC machine that im not trained on

Aaah okay

thats set up for aluminum though

so you can't really do steel parts

it's basically a router

@Mellisco be warned it aluminum only

which is fine for most people

its not great for anything else

ah shit

didnt even think of that

what parts are you trying to do

you also may consider 3d printing the parts and then casting them

instead of cnc

you'd still need to come back and clean those up

yea but it works ok

I know a guy doing this for prototyping

actually very similar, its small arms dev to

only manufacturing airsoft guns in here right boys?