3D Printing Powder Disks

[Buckeye Marksman]

I know of at least two commercial ventures that offer 3D printed or resin cast versions of Lee Auto Disk powder measure disks. But after I ran across one of SBfarmers designs he inspired me to create a collection of 3d printed powder disk projects.

Some of my designs include:
- Simplified Two hole disk with set screw pilot holes
- Simplified Two hole MicroDisk clone
- MicroDisk drop bar clone

All of my designs were created in OpenSCAD and source code is provided. You may also open my designs in the customizer and adjust some of the dimensions.

As these are works in progress, please double and triple check dimensions. Also, depending on printer tolerances, you may want to print 0.5 mm taller and wider followed by some custom fitting (i.e., sanding).

Please let me know what you think.

Buckeye

[daboone]

I hope these get marketed. I'm to old and tech challenged to even consider making them. It would be nice to be able to drill the cavities to fill the CC voids. Thanks for sharing these innovative ideas.

[Buckeye Marksman]

I hope these get marketed. I'm to old and tech challenged to even consider making them. It would be nice to be able to drill the cavities to fill the CC voids. Thanks for sharing these innovative ideas.

These are customizable. You can open the designs in the Customizer and select custom hole sizes, or custom cavity volumes...

My local library has a 3D printer, and will print files for the cost of the filament used -- they quoted me a price of $3 to print one of these.

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