Djinn Toy Foam Dart Brushless Flycore Blaster

These are the digital .STL files to 3D Print a Djinn toy foam dart blaster. Please read the entire item description before purchasing.

The Djinn is a toy foam dart blaster powered by the Flycore system from OldFusionDesigns. 

The Djinn was designed from the ground up for OFD's in-development Brushless Flycore in partnership with Talonaxe Armory. The Djinn's PCB is licensed from Team CRAP and sold by Talonaxe here.

In addition, the Djinn is compatible with any current straight talon Flycore or Noidcore, from micro-wheel all the way up to full size wheels, so you don't have to go Brushless!

What I'm calling the "Standard Djinn" setup, uses 1404 Brushless motors and 3d printed flywheels designed by TalonaxeArmory specifically for the Djinn. 70%+ power hits around 150-160. 50% power hits right around 100fps, so perfect for HvZ. The lowest fps we've managed is 30% for around 60fps (not sure why you'd need that, but its capable of it). Different motors/wheels will get different fps ranges (2207 motors, for instance are comparable to the SBF); the motor mounting plates and flycore (available on my github. see below) are open source so the community is free to develop new motor mounting plates for specific motor/wheel combos.

UPDATES / ADD-ONS / IMPROVEMENTS:

In order to make updates and add-ons available to early adopters I've set up a Github repository to hold them. All files on the github are considered to be CC-BY-NC-ND; they are for the use of those who have purchased Djinn files.

Link here: https://github.com/DetroitDartworks/Djinn

The Djinnshee Wheels on the github are recommended over the stock wheels in the fileset.

PRINTING

Some components of the Djinn are quite large prints, namely the Upper and Lower. These will fit diagonally on the build plates of a Prusa Mk3 and Ender3, though some slicer programs that add a buffer around the build plate may cause issues with fitting the prints on. Testing was done with Bambu Studio. 

ASSEMBLY

Guide PDF included with the fileset.

Additional resources available on my github (https://github.com/DetroitDartworks/Djinn) 

Talonaxe Armory also put out an assembly video: https://youtu.be/LMrrrJ9M5Kk?si=PH1qJRrbEKkjy7eQ

OPTIONS!!!

Optional components for the Djinn included in the fileset:

Single switch trigger (for brushless) or Double switch trigger (for brushed)

N-Strike stock adapter

Thumbhole stock

Picatinny mounted iron sights

Fidlock panels (right and left) (medium fidlocks, 60mm spacing)

Customizable blank side panels

Inserts for electronics peripherals or lack thereof. 

6/6 - Added Left Handed Lower

FILESETS

Included are all of the files for the 3D Printed parts of the Djinn, including all of the above options

NOTE: This is a FLYCORE blaster. You will need to download, print, assemble, and wire the proper Flycore files to complete this blaster. The official OFD BRUSHLESS FLYCORE is currently in-development, but Talonaxe Armory has forked a Brushless Flycore for this project which can be found in the Djinn Github repository (see "Compatible Flycores" below).

Building this blaster requires knowledge of circuits and soldering. It is NOT recommended for beginners.

COMPATIBLE FLYCORES

Any straight talon Flycore or Noidcore (from Nightingale wheels all the way up to full sized Banned Blasters Banshee Wheels) (https://github.com/Oldfusiondesigns)

Talonaxe Armory's 1404 Brushless Flycore (https://github.com/DetroitDartworks/Djinn) (https://talonaxearmory.etsy.com/listing/1673515334)

(other sized Brushless cores may fit, but as this is currently in development most of these have not yet been tested)

REQUIRED HARDWARE (NOT INCLUDING FLYCORE HARDWARE)

● 10-12 Heatset Inserts (same kind as used in the Flycore) (11 or 12 if using

Thumbhole Stock)

● M3 x 8mm (7-16) - Amount depends on options. See below.

● M3 x 8mm Thumbscrew (1) (for battery door or Thumbhole Stock Buttplate)

● Standard nerf toy screws (10mm) (4-6) (4 for mag release & 2 for screen bracket)

ADDITIONAL OPTIONAL HARDWARE

● M3 x 10mm (2 per individual sideplate, replaces 2 m3x8mm screws)

● M3 x 16mm (2 per individual fidlock panel, replaces 2 m3x8mm screws)

● M3 x 25mm (2 for ironsights, 2 per fidlock panel, 1 for n-strike stock

attachment/Thumbhole Stock (replaces 1 m3x8mm))

● M5 x 30mm & m5 hex nut (1 for n-strike stock attachment/Thumbhole Stock)

● Medium Fidlocks

● 5mm x .05mm x ~25mm compression spring (for double switch, brushed builds)

BRUSHLESS BUILD ELECTRONICS

• 0.96" OLED- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09C5K91H7/
• Rotary (chose one)
• 20mm Encoder: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DM2YMT4/
• 15mm Encoder: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D3D64X7/
• Trigger Switch: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MFRMFS6/
• 47UF Capacitor (if using the Mjolnir Board PCB): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BQ59XWNR
• Currently used motors: iFlight Xing2 1404 4600KV: https://www.racedayquads.com/products/iflight-xing2-1404-4600kv-micro-motor
• ESC: any blheli32 ESCs (ones I use: https://www.racedayquads.com/products/spedix-gs35-35a-individual-esc-2-6s-dshot120 0?variant=4258743123979)
• Arduino Nano3
• Neutron Solenoid
• 1 Mjolnir Board

Wire Lengths

• Encoder Wires- 4x 8 inches 22g
• OLED Wires- 4x 8inches 22g
• Trigger Switch- 2x 12inch 22g
• Power (Pistol Mode)- 17in x2

BRUSHED BUILD ELECTRONICS

● Straight Talon Flycore (n20 or solenoid) (including optional cycle control switch

for n20)

● Omron style 15/21 amp microswitch (without lever)

● Cherry db2 style 5/10 amp microswitch (without lever)

LICENSING - Standard Digital File

Each purchase of these files entitles the buyer to unlimited prints for personal use OR ONE SOLD SET OF PRINTS OR COMPLETED BLASTER. Additional sales require additional purchases of the files. If you would like to produce these commercially you must contact me to discuss a licensing agreement.

THANK YOU!

A huge thank you to Talonaxe Armory and OldFusionDesigns for the collaborative effort in bringing this to fruition!

Also thanks to Team CRAP for their work on the Mjolnir boards and firmware, and to Michael "Airzone" Ireland, the original creator of the firmware (used with permission from both Airzone and Team CRAP) 

A special thanks to our beta testers!

Talonaxe & CajunMan of Talonaxe Armory (https://talonaxearmory.etsy.com)

OldFusionDesigns (https://oldfusiondesigns.etsy.com)

FowlerConcepts (https://fowlerconcepts.etsy.com)

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