Jeff's Toy Box

I decided that I want to put a scope on my Megatron P38.  The silencer and stock are more work and money than I want to spend, but Megatron ...

If you're a purist, you may want to just skip to the next post.  Here's the part that separates my Megatron clone from the others fl...

With the frame piece machined, it's time to weld it all together.  Almost.  As you can see, the angles of the two pieces didn't matc...

If you're a regular follower of this blog, you'll know that dropping off the face of the internet is a thing that I sometimes do.  S...

 I have no idea what kind of steel P38s are made from, so machining and welding are going to be guesswork.  I had the raw forging and the or...

 If you've been following this blog long enough, you know that Transformers is one of my favorite things(the real  Transformers, not the...

I have a confession to make.  This might cost me some followers, but here goes.  I like Hi-Points.  There, I said it.  I especially like 3D ...

It's funny how fast time gets away from you.  It's been almost two years since I stared my 3D printed SCR style bolt action AR proje...

It happened again, I fell off the face of the internet.  Life, work, and whatnot.  Anyway, back to our regularly scheduled program. I actual...

Just an update on my 3D printed falling block rifle.  I had a question on how strong the 3D printed barrel threads will be, or how much forc...

I'm done with my little Llama XV 22lr.  After test firing, I cleaned the frame and painted it.  I tried something new with the paint, an...

New project time, because apparently I don't have enough projects going on... Ever since I discovered the very low power plastic DAG 7.6...

I finally got my 3D printed Llama frame to were I'm satisfied with it.  It took 11 tries to get it right.  On a normal 1911, I'd hav...

You know, sometimes I do things that don't make sense.  Take the project in today's post for example.  I spent an entire afternoon o...