Solution for finding new old grips

[drsmile]

So I was having a hard time finding OEM grips for a little beretta. Finding grips for older guns can be daunting, esp if you want oem. So I took matters into my own hands. I scanned a set off another pistol, meshed the stl, and printed them. I haven't decided if I will duracoat them or just leave them in the print color. The fit is as good as factory.

 

[DADI03]

Nice

 

[Wallace's]

Which scanner did you use? Also, is that Solidworks?

 

[Bushwick100]

So I was having a hard time finding OEM grips for a little beretta. Finding grips for older guns can be daunting, esp if you want oem. So I took matters into my own hands. I scanned a set off another pistol, meshed the stl, and printed them. I haven't decided if I will duracoat them or just leave them in the print color. The fit is as good as factory.





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Very, Nice work.

 

[BIKER13]

way cool I have a mdl 21 and those look good

 

[drsmile]

Which scanner did you use? Also, is that Solidworks?

I'm using my 3M scanner that I use to scan folks mouths for restorations. Very accurate. I use Meshmixer to clean up anything that needs it. Then just import the stl into the printer.

 

[Just1more]

Very nicely done. Kudos sir

 

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[TapcoFan]

That's pretty awesome

 

[mikey357]

I'm using my 3M scanner that I use to scan folks mouths for restorations. Very accurate. I use Meshmixer to clean up anything that needs it. Then just import the stl into the printer.

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