Hello! Gyrosoft, the designer, here! Thank you for the glowing review! Also looking forward to seeing you try the Proton Pack Adapter. As for the Single Shot Kit… I’ll consider it. ;)
Super cool drop in mod kit! We've got a hopper-less Nemesis here that would be perfect for that! We would be thrilled to see you at F5 (Family Fun Foam Fling Fair) and would be sure to roll out the "foam carpet" ;) thanks as always for posting!
That 400 round Hopper is amazing. I have one, and if you can resist the urge to just full - auto the whole thing, you can keep the enemy team pinned for a while - really letting you fulfill the purpose of something like the Nemesis.
Hey! I love watching your stuff and would love to start 3d printing nerf and was wondering if you had any suggestions on printers and filaments? Thanks!
Even though it is more expensive, I beg you, skip the whole Ender path. Save up for a Bambu labs A1 or A1 mini. I have an A1 and a P1P from them and they are amazing. And honestly they work well with any filament.
I’m sorry, but hundred bucks is too much and this is over that? Even with Costa shipping. This guy has to be making a huge percentage off each purchase. The printing material couldn’t be more than five bucks and the shipping at Max is 30 but I think below that. Regardless if I am correct or wrong that still is too much to pay.
Spoken like someone who doesn't sell things. Shipping within Canada is expensive, it is probably more in Canada. Probably less to the US. The Perses hopper from Outofdarts.com is $66 Canadian plus would be $30 Canadian to ship and holds 160 rounds and there are tons of those out there. Filament for a print this large are probably 6 or 7 dollars (Filament is typically $30-$40 Canadian a roll after tax), there is some additional hardware. You also have to account for packing materials, occasional print fails, your time and running a business you ideally want to have at LEAST a 50% margin to cover that, and I will tell you, you are not getting rich because it's almost impossible to do high volume with 3D printed items. It boggles my mind that people buy things from Target and Walmart everyday with markups of that or more and don't even think about it, but if someone makes something by hand they want the person to do it for free. It's why 3D printed blasters and parts are expensive. So personally, I would guess, after all expenses including packing materials and misprints over time, printer costs and maintenance and money spend during development of it, maybe he makes $60 - MAYBE $70 dollars Canadian for his time. $70 dollars to print it, assemble it, manage stock, mail it out and manage customer service. And if I had to guess, a lot of that profit likely goes into developing other things. Volume matters too, it’s not a high volume item. It isn't worth it to YOU, that's completely fine, but it is a huge problem in this hobby at how everyone basically places zero value on time. Hobbyists aren't box stores.
@@maritimefoam you are correct. I am not a maker or a small business owner. If people can afford to spend the money to get this item that will help this creator. It still seems too high for me. But I am one guy.
Hello! Gyrosoft, the designer, here! Thank you for the glowing review! Also looking forward to seeing you try the Proton Pack Adapter.
As for the Single Shot Kit… I’ll consider it. ;)
Super huge fan of your work! Always nice to see a fellow Canadian making such quality products!
Please do! haha. I might email you about buying a second one lol
Totally like those expansion hoppers better than the other ones that were out a while ago, that looked like jet packs with smaller openings.
Super cool drop in mod kit! We've got a hopper-less Nemesis here that would be perfect for that! We would be thrilled to see you at F5 (Family Fun Foam Fling Fair) and would be sure to roll out the "foam carpet" ;) thanks as always for posting!
F5 nice! Shoot, sorry I didn't check to see the name before posting!
No worries it is somewhat of a gag of a name. But isn't that nerf?
Thanks for the shout out!
@@maritimefoam yeah I literally just came up with that, but maybe.....I have spoken? ;)
I still haven't purchased the hopper for the Perses. These creators are just awesome. I can't keep up.
Yeah, lots of cool Perses ones out there too! I have a couple from Out of Darts. Super happy to have these Nemesis ones!
I just picked up my first Perse in mint condition at a steal of a deal. Going to look at all the aftermarket creations. Great stuff
i likes muskets :)
Same!
GEEZE!!!!!!!
It's awesome but I have to admit I was really taken with the ram rod loading single shot kit lol
That 400 round Hopper is amazing. I have one, and if you can resist the urge to just full - auto the whole thing, you can keep the enemy team pinned for a while - really letting you fulfill the purpose of something like the Nemesis.
The challenge when I let kids try it is they never stop firing 😂
Can you make a hopper for the nerf rival fate?
Check out @paperskeletons3d on Instagram, I think he made one.
Hey! I love watching your stuff and would love to start 3d printing nerf and was wondering if you had any suggestions on printers and filaments? Thanks!
Even though it is more expensive, I beg you, skip the whole Ender path. Save up for a Bambu labs A1 or A1 mini. I have an A1 and a P1P from them and they are amazing. And honestly they work well with any filament.
@@maritimefoam thank you so much!
AN ELECTRONIC RIVAL JOLT! NICE!!!
haha, it really is. A HUGE electric Jolt.
I’m sorry, but hundred bucks is too much and this is over that? Even with Costa shipping. This guy has to be making a huge percentage off each purchase. The printing material couldn’t be more than five bucks and the shipping at Max is 30 but I think below that. Regardless if I am correct or wrong that still is too much to pay.
Spoken like someone who doesn't sell things. Shipping within Canada is expensive, it is probably more in Canada. Probably less to the US. The Perses hopper from Outofdarts.com is $66 Canadian plus would be $30 Canadian to ship and holds 160 rounds and there are tons of those out there. Filament for a print this large are probably 6 or 7 dollars (Filament is typically $30-$40 Canadian a roll after tax), there is some additional hardware. You also have to account for packing materials, occasional print fails, your time and running a business you ideally want to have at LEAST a 50% margin to cover that, and I will tell you, you are not getting rich because it's almost impossible to do high volume with 3D printed items. It boggles my mind that people buy things from Target and Walmart everyday with markups of that or more and don't even think about it, but if someone makes something by hand they want the person to do it for free.
It's why 3D printed blasters and parts are expensive.
So personally, I would guess, after all expenses including packing materials and misprints over time, printer costs and maintenance and money spend during development of it, maybe he makes $60 - MAYBE $70 dollars Canadian for his time. $70 dollars to print it, assemble it, manage stock, mail it out and manage customer service. And if I had to guess, a lot of that profit likely goes into developing other things. Volume matters too, it’s not a high volume item.
It isn't worth it to YOU, that's completely fine, but it is a huge problem in this hobby at how everyone basically places zero value on time. Hobbyists aren't box stores.
@@maritimefoam you are correct. I am not a maker or a small business owner. If people can afford to spend the money to get this item that will help this creator. It still seems too high for me. But I am one guy.