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Gewehr 41 (M) - 3D Print Model

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  • Gewehr 41 (M).zip
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Trigger.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Upper Hand Guard.stl
    • READ ME.txt
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Barrel Front Assembly.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Bolt Catch.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Bolt.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Butt Plate.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Charging Handle.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Cleaning Rod.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Front Sight Adjuster.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Front Sight.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Gas Tube & Front Sight.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Left Receiver Screw.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Nose Cap.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Receiver Lid Pin.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Receiver Lid.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Receiver.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Recoil Spring Cap.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Recoil Spring Tube.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Right Receiver Screw.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Stock Part 1.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Stock Part 2.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Stock Part 3.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Stock Part 4.stl
    • Gewehr 41 (M) - Trigger Guard & Mag.stl

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Publication date 2024-08-15 at 12:31
Design number 2209890
CADJoe

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3D model description

The Gewehr 41 Ma is the literal translation of the requests that the German Army gave out during WW2; it featured everything they asked for, including a manual bolt function, in case the semi-automatic function failed.

It didn't see extensive service as the Walther version did, however they still existed and were used on the eastern front.

No printable 3d model exists to my knowledge so I created one for all those that wish to own one. They are super difficult to find and when one does find them, they are quite expensive.

NOTE: NOT A REAL FIREARM/CANNOT SHOOT

It is also not super accurate as I wanted to create a more printer friendly model and no a museum piece, so, please note that!

Have fun, enjoy and if there are any problems with the model, do let me know!

3D printing settings

Bed Temp: 60 Deg. Celsius
Nozzle Temp: 200 Deg. Celsius

Layer Height: Cura Setting "Standard Quality" or 0.2mm
Speed: 60mm/s
Density: 5%
Infill: 20%
(Use stronger infills depending on what you will use this for!)

Note that all parts should fit on common sized printers, however smaller printers may have issues and require some cutting up in Meshmixer or other programs.

I use a CR10-S5 so I had no issues with sizes so far (50cmx50cmx50cm -Big A** Printer)

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