I looked into having some machined out of black UHMW, but the price was crazy high. Like 65$ a piece if I had 20 made.

 

I'd be interested if the price was right. Somewhere in the ballpark of 30bucks

 

25 or 30 would be nice

 

X2 but of course as always cheaper is better depending on how it works out

 

If thier gonna boe over $35 count me out. I know someone else who has a rest planned for the be1 that I'll wait for.

 

The middle is my epoxy rest, here's what the look like right off the printer before polishing/smoothing out. I'm going to grab some double stick tape and test it out after work today! I guess we could call this the glue on version. Which is how I held my epoxy rest on.

 

 

I don't have a BE but I do have some other Oneidas such as screaming eagles and h500s that I would buy a rest for.

 

Looks good!!! I'd buy a couple.

 

Holy chit... Looks awesome. Let us know how fit is once get home.

 

I'm pretty pleased so far, it prett cool how you an see the individual layers.

 

I just showed this a freind of mine who works in a place that does 3d printing. He's gonna make me some osprey rests to try out for free how hard is that to sand down smooth?

 

If it works you should send me that other one :cheers:

 

How about parts for retrievers or plastic caps for Muzzy to cut weight might be on to something, this could be onto something now... Pretty cool

 

You are quit the inventionist Gary! If you got into making sex toys, i bet you could have bill gates delivering your sushi!

 

I haven't been able to invest any time in them, these bastards actuall expect me to earn this hourly wage.

It should sand smooth fairly easy. The downside is I will lose the sheen of the material and it will have a dull finish.

 

high speed clothe and a red clay bar awt to polish it gary. worth a shot.

 

This guy claims if I quickly hit it with a Map Gas torch after I sand it, it will bring the shine back out of the material.

 

this will work... this is how I polish acrylic duck calls... go thru the grits of steel wool and then hit them with the torch... if call parts coming off the cnc then all you have to do is hit with with the torch... now I do use a smaller jewelerys torch because of the inside of the call... after that they are pretty polished but I like to hit them with a cloth roller and diamond dust... but we are talking about a bowfishing rest not a high dollar shelf queen custom call....lol...

 

Only colors beside black ? When looked into a printer they said have colors

 

I'm sure they do, this fella has black and white. If I was to order a specific color of have to buy a Kilogram of raw material, so it doesn't seem practical at this point.

 

I just took about 100 shots in the back yard with one installed with double stick tape, the results were very positive. The left-right was perfect, no kicking what so every. If I was to leave it I'd have to move my nock point up a bit, mainly because the double stick tape is kinda thick.

I'm going to sand one down, polish it up as best I can, and stick it on with a dab of silicon and see how it works out!

 

This is so cool...

 

how long does it take to make one?

 

I believe he said about and hour of run time.

I sanded all the tiny ridges off of one of these, took about 15 minutes with some emery cloth. I need to grab a propane torch and see if that trick will work to bring the shine back to life.

 

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A muzzy cap would be AWESOME!!