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6-Pdr. Field Gun 1841

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  • M3_nut_washer.stl
  • M3_nut_washer_hook.stl
  • M3_washer.stl
  • axle.stl
  • axle_band_2.stl
  • barrel.stl
  • barrel_axle_.stl
  • barrel_breech.stl
  • capsquare.stl
  • capsquare_hook.stl
  • cheek_left.stl
  • cheek_right.stl
  • cheek_spacers_.stl
  • ear_plate.stl
  • ear_plate_hooks.stl
  • elevating_base.stl
  • elevating_handle.stl
  • eye_plate_.stl
  • eyelet_capsquare.stl
  • felloe_complete_2x_.stl
  • felloe_segment_12x.stl
  • hand_spike_ring_front_2.stl
  • hand_spike_rings.stl
  • hooks.stl
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  • hub_band_large.stl
  • hub_half_4x.stl
  • hup_band_small.stl
  • latch_capsquare.stl
  • linstock_socket.stl
  • mount_hand_spike_ring_front.stl
  • spacer_hub_4x.stl
  • spoke_24x.stl
  • spokes_2x.stl
  • sponge_hook.stl
  • stock_left.stl
  • stock_right.stl
  • tire_brim.stl
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  • trail_handle.stl
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  • trunnion_plate.stl
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Publication date 2018-03-12 at 09:31
Design number 22228
wersy

wersy

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3D model description

This is the 6-pounder field gun of 1841 as it was used in the american civil war.
I tried to model as accurate as possible but some parts had to be slightly changed to make them printable.

The drawing below was used as a template:

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More historical information:
https://www.militaryfactory.com/armor/detail.asp?armor_id=660

Additional you need:

3 mm x 190mm shaft from brass for the axle. You can flatten the ends with a hammer. Then drill a 1,5 mm hole.
Some nails and needles to fasten the fittings.
3 threaded rods M3 x 40mm to fasten the cheeks
1 threaded rod M3 x 18mm for the elevator
1 threaded rod M3 x 22mm to fasten the stock
4 theaded rods M2 x 10mm with nuts and washers for underneath cheeks
In case you take metal hexagonal nuts better blacken them by heating and, if possible, file the M3 rectangular.

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