ForkAerospace's PY2A G69 Remixes

The following modifications were done to PY2A's G69 Gen3 v6.0 Frame (both the frames with and without finger grooves):

-I added triangle stippling added to the grip and surface which the offhand thumb rests on.

-I expanded the magwell flare to reach the very edges of the grip's bottom surfaces. I the only reason the flaring on the original model was not as sharp was because a different method was used within PY2A's CAD process to add the flared magwell. Please let me know if the magazine's retention within the magwell or feeding is affected.

-I flared the back edge of the magwell to reach the edge of the palm swell. This should make it even easier to grab the magazine from the back using the thumb, even with gloves on.

Print Instructions:

Your print settings should not be much different than what PY2A advises in his G Frame Assembly Instructions you can find on his website. However, you may have to make the following changes.

-Your threshold angle for support generation might have to be around 7 degrees in order to prevent supports to be generated between stippling.

-If you want to add a fuzzy skin, add it to the contours only. Set the thickness and pont distance to 0.1mm

How to provide feedback:

-Reddit: Make a video showing it working or running into problems. Post it on r/fosscad or r/PrintYour2A or whatever relevant subreddit and ping u/forkaerospace in the comments. You can probably DM me too.

-Odysee: Drop a comment saying whether or not it works I guess. You're probably better off just letting me know on Reddit though.

-Email: Contact me with problems or proof of functionality at forkaerospace@proton.me

Again, this thing is probably going to work fine, I didn't really change much of the frame, let alone change it's functionality. Still though, I'm pretty sure I gotta test this thing before releasing it on my main Odysee channel so yeah. Just remember to give me as much info as you can (print settings, print conditions, slicer, printer, etc) in case it doesn't work so it's easier for me to fix any problems it has.

The goal of this project was to make PY2A's G69's ergonomics even closer to what might be expected of a race gun without sacrificing concealability, practicality, or resemblance and holster compatibility of an OEM Glock frame. There might not be a whole lot new with this frame, but this is my first FOSSCAD project that has been successful enough to reach beta testing. Any help with following a more proper development process as well as help with gaining publicity within the FOSSCAD community is very much appreciated.