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MysteryGuy111
PostPosted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 9:29 pm 
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So I am looking for anyone who can 3D print a replacement plastic medallion to go on the stock of a Baikal IJ-22 air rifle. My only concern is that I am uncertain if the printing technology can print something small and detailed. I am aware that the medallions are identical on both side but I would like something unique.

Dimensions of the medallion are:
20mm diameter,
~3mm thickness, and
0.3mm depth for the negative spaces (white)


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It may provide better detail if you have it laser engraved on blue/white 3mm plastic. Blue on top white underneath and laser away the top blue.

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MysteryGuy111
PostPosted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 10:40 pm 
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Dukemeister wrote:
It may provide better detail if you have it laser engraved on blue/white 3mm plastic. Blue on top white underneath and laser away the top blue.


The entire medallion is to be completely white. The reason for the blue in the image is just the way I created the image to show the raised portion and to make it easier for anyone to select for creating the printing file. It doesn't have to be 100% detailed. I will be happy with just at least 75% detailed. As much as possible I would like to be in the style of the stock medallion (see photo attachment).


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jckstrthmghty
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You will want this to be resin printed. FDM will not yield great results in this size. Wouldn't be hard to recreate the medallion, it's simple enough, but the time in would be costly. Hope you find a suitable service or resource.

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tyerant
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Not sure but another option may be cnc routing it from plastic or aluminium?

Or if you have one on the other side, make a mold from it and pour some resin in. Paint it as you like and you have matching medallions???

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Online shops, xeometry, goproto, etc, do 3d printing. But you need someone to do the modeling. You upload the step file and pay. The product will be shipped to you in a few days.

They do cnc machining too.

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