FNX940 Details
The FN FNX pistol is a series of semi-automatic, polymer-framed pistols manufactured by FN America. Introduced in 2009, it is chambered for the 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP cartridges.
The 3D printed FNX940 by Vinh Nguyen is modeled after this pistol and compatible with both the 9mm and .40 S&W FNX versions.
A few of the design concepts were derived from the previously released 3D printed FNS940 model by TMS.
This printed FNX uses plates for rails, rather than a monolithic locking block or integrated into the fire-control housings.
FNX940 in the Wild
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The FNX940 is released. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/CoQVc4l9vU
— Vinh Nguyen ๅฏๆ่ฃ้ฎ (@nguyenkvvn) April 3, 2022
The FNX940 shooting flawlessly. pic.twitter.com/kvzfXsVm9U
— Vinh Nguyen ๅฏๆ่ฃ้ฎ (@nguyenkvvn) February 27, 2022
Required Parts for the FNX940
Prerequisites
1 x FNX Parts Kit 9mm or .40S&W
1 x FNX Magazine Compatible with your Chosen Caliber
3D Printed
- FNX Frame
Tools Required
- Gunsmithing Punch Set
- 4.0mm Drill Bit
- Narrow, but not needle nose, pliers
- Flathead screwdriver
The following tools may help, but are not required:
- Flathead screwdriver
Suggested 3D Print FNX940 Settings
The slicer settings for the 3D printed FNX940 include the following suggestions:
Nozzle Size: 0.4mm
Layer Height
- Height: 0.2mm
- Initial Height: 0.14mm
Orientation: Rails Down
Infill Density: 100%
Supports: Tree Supports
Bed Adhesion: Preferred
Filament
- PLA+
- Tough PLA
Changelog
v1.0: Release
- Promotion to release
v0.4: Private Beta Candidate 4
- Revised front takedown lever clearances
- Omitted horseshoe geometry
- Refined front rail fitment geometry
v0.3: Private Beta Candidate 3
- Loosened tolerances for rear rail plates
- Loosened tolerances for front rail / locking block places
v0.2: Private Beta Candidate 2
- Added right-hand safety selector cutout
- Re-introduced some takedown-lever geometry
- Tightened tolerances for the front locking block plates
v0.1: Private Beta Candidate 1
- Initial commit
FNX parts kits are fairly rare and hard to obtain. If you are able to get your hands on this parts kit 3D printing your own FNX is a great way to honor this historical piece!
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