Automag files. The models I've made don't include actual threads for the most part (I didn't have a thread gauge when I made them), however the thread profile dimensions (ID and OD) are good. Some of the models posted here were obtained from Have Blue's Tech rats nest.
Bodies and Rails:
Part: ULE body
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna
Description: This ULE body model is based off AGD specs, but it doesn't include the cosmetic teardrops. The model is accurate except for the feedneck bore, which is just an approximation.
Description: This ULE body model is based off AGD specs, but it doesn't include the cosmetic teardrops. The model is accurate except for the feedneck bore, which is just an approximation.
Part: AGD Sluggo body prints
Formats:
AutoCAD drawing (.dwg)
AutoCAD drawing (.dwg)
Created by: AirGun Designs Inc.
Description: This file was released to display some of the pertinenant dimensions used in the unmilled Slug bodies. The file also includes some other parts which are visible when activating the file's dormant layers.
Description: This file was released to display some of the pertinenant dimensions used in the unmilled Slug bodies. The file also includes some other parts which are visible when activating the file's dormant layers.
Part: AGD extended Sluggo body prints
Formats:
AutoCAD drawing (.dwg)
AutoCAD drawing (.dwg)
Created by: AirGun Designs Inc.
Description: This file is identical to the older Slug file above, except the body profile includes an extended rear portion which covers some of the valve for cosmetic reasons.
Description: This file is identical to the older Slug file above, except the body profile includes an extended rear portion which covers some of the valve for cosmetic reasons.
Part: RT Pro Rail
Created by: Ydna
Description: Reverse-engineered model of a RT Pro rail that originally came off an E-mag. This file was formally titled "Emag Rail" for many years until I realized it was not an E-mag specific component.
Description: Reverse-engineered model of a RT Pro rail that originally came off an E-mag. This file was formally titled "Emag Rail" for many years until I realized it was not an E-mag specific component.
Grip frames and triggers:
Part: E-Mag frame
Created by: Ydna
Description: Grip frame from an E-Mag. Much of this is accurate except for the internals of the frame, where the board and solenoid are housed. The top milling is reasonably accurate. The handle shape (specifically the rear spine) is an approximation, but looks close enough. HOWEVER, this model is very complex and was never used to make matching components, so I cannot guarantee any accuracy.
Description: Grip frame from an E-Mag. Much of this is accurate except for the internals of the frame, where the board and solenoid are housed. The top milling is reasonably accurate. The handle shape (specifically the rear spine) is an approximation, but looks close enough. HOWEVER, this model is very complex and was never used to make matching components, so I cannot guarantee any accuracy.
Part: AGD Intelliframe demo
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna
Description: Reverse-engineered Intelliframe model. The model doesn't include all the internal cuts, but the external shape and trigger/sear area are good.
Description: Reverse-engineered Intelliframe model. The model doesn't include all the internal cuts, but the external shape and trigger/sear area are good.
Part: AGD Intelliframe
Formats:
AutoCAD drawing (.dwg)
AutoCAD drawing (.dwg)
Created by: Brent "Twiek"
Description: 3d solid model for the AGD Intelliframe. "The curves aren't exact, I guesstimated on the thicknesses (based on other frames), and it's missing the center cutout, but the profile is pretty accurate. It's perfect if you need to add for looks or check for alignment issues."
Description: 3d solid model for the AGD Intelliframe. "The curves aren't exact, I guesstimated on the thicknesses (based on other frames), and it's missing the center cutout, but the profile is pretty accurate. It's perfect if you need to add for looks or check for alignment issues."
Part: Nummech N-Mag grip frame plexiglass grip panel
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: 3d model for a slim grip panel shape made specifically for an N-mag grip frame (single or double). The grip is based on a 45-style panel but has some material missing near the thumb-webbing area to accommodate the macroline fitting.
Description: 3d model for a slim grip panel shape made specifically for an N-mag grip frame (single or double). The grip is based on a 45-style panel but has some material missing near the thumb-webbing area to accommodate the macroline fitting.
Part: Thumbscrew
Formats:
Inventor 10 part (.ipt)
Inventor 10 part (.ipt)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: Knurled thumbscrew, used in the frame rear.
Description: Knurled thumbscrew, used in the frame rear.
Part: Clippard MPA-3 actuator housing
Formats:
Inventor 10 part (.ipt)
Inventor 10 part (.ipt)
Created by: Ydna
Description: Housing/body for the Clippard MPA-3 pilot actuator assembly, which can be used to drive the sear in a pneumag conversions.
Description: Housing/body for the Clippard MPA-3 pilot actuator assembly, which can be used to drive the sear in a pneumag conversions.
Part: Clippard MPA-3 actuator pilot
Formats:
Inventor 10 part (.ipt)
Inventor 10 part (.ipt)
Created by: Ydna
Description: Pilot/piston for the Clippard MPA-3 pilot actuator.
Description: Pilot/piston for the Clippard MPA-3 pilot actuator.
Part: Sear plate
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna
Description: Reverse-engineered model of a sear plate with the bushing installed.
Description: Reverse-engineered model of a sear plate with the bushing installed.
Part: E-mag trigger
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna
Description: Reverse-engineered model of an E-mag double trigger.
Description: Reverse-engineered model of an E-mag double trigger.
Part: Nummech trigger style-EF
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-EF double trigger. It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-EF double trigger. It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Part: Nummech trigger style-E
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-E double trigger (which has never been produced at the time of this writing). It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-E double trigger (which has never been produced at the time of this writing). It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Part: Nummech trigger style-L
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-L double trigger (which has never been produced at the time of this writing). It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-L double trigger (which has never been produced at the time of this writing). It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Part: Nummech trigger style-S
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-S double trigger. It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Description: Model of the Nummech Style-S double trigger. It uses a 1/8" ID bushing which is not included in the model.
Valve & Internals:
Part: X-valve assembly
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna
Description: This assembly model contains some reverse-engineered parts inside of the X-valve system.
Description: This assembly model contains some reverse-engineered parts inside of the X-valve system.
Nummech Automag bodies: (N-Mag bodies)
Part: N-Mag Unibody unmilled blank
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: 3d model for one of Nummech's unmilled body blanks. These bodies are made from 1.75" x 2.0" material which allows for substancial material on the sides. All internal cuts are modeled, including an offset Empire-spec feedneck, straight Z-lock groove, unibody sear area, and 0.650" foregrip screws (spec copied from RT Pro sheet metal foregrip brackets). The bodies have 1/8" diameter pinholes on the bototm which can be used for fixturing if needed.
Description: 3d model for one of Nummech's unmilled body blanks. These bodies are made from 1.75" x 2.0" material which allows for substancial material on the sides. All internal cuts are modeled, including an offset Empire-spec feedneck, straight Z-lock groove, unibody sear area, and 0.650" foregrip screws (spec copied from RT Pro sheet metal foregrip brackets). The bodies have 1/8" diameter pinholes on the bototm which can be used for fixturing if needed.
Part: N-Mag Tube body
Formats:
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
ACIS SAT file (.sat)
Created by: Ydna via Nummech Products
Description: 3d model of an "ultralite" milled N-Mag Unibody using a Nummech blank as the basis. This model can be used as a branching-off point to create new cosmetics and other features. It can also be used as a verification model to check whether your cosmetics will be too thin surrounding critical areas like the bores or holes.
This model is similar to an UL-milled Automag, but Nummech blanks have some design differences such as the offset feedneck, dual detents, and holes on the bottom of the body. Therefore this is not intended to be used with a typical Automag body.
This body has a thin "web" of material in the unused area around the foregrip. This webbing can be removed if you wish, but the body will be weakened around its barrel thread area.
Description: 3d model of an "ultralite" milled N-Mag Unibody using a Nummech blank as the basis. This model can be used as a branching-off point to create new cosmetics and other features. It can also be used as a verification model to check whether your cosmetics will be too thin surrounding critical areas like the bores or holes.
This model is similar to an UL-milled Automag, but Nummech blanks have some design differences such as the offset feedneck, dual detents, and holes on the bottom of the body. Therefore this is not intended to be used with a typical Automag body.
This body has a thin "web" of material in the unused area around the foregrip. This webbing can be removed if you wish, but the body will be weakened around its barrel thread area.