Hornet DB9

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Hornet DB9 STL Files

3D Printed DB9

Meet The Hornet – a sleek, printable Diamondback DB9 frame designed for those who value both discretion and firepower. This is your go-to pocket pistol frame that’s as fierce as it sounds.

With a touch of humor and a lot of practicality, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to bring The Hornet to life.

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Hornet DB9 Technical Specs

The Hornet is compatible with Gen 1 to Gen 3 parts for the Diamondback DB9, making it a versatile option for a variety of builds.

When printing The Hornet, you’ll want to set your 3D printer to use 8 walls and 100% infill, ensuring a strong and durable frame. The recommended extruder temperature is 200°C, while the bed temperature should be set to 60°C. These settings are designed to produce the best results, but if you’re an experienced user, feel free to adjust them according to your preferences.

The frame is compact, designed specifically for easy concealment. This makes The Hornet an ideal choice for those looking for a discreet, pocket-sized firearm that doesn’t sacrifice performance.

Hornet DB9 Parts List

Components

  • Non-Printed Components: You’ll need some off-the-shelf parts, and here’s where your shopping list comes in handy:
    • AR15 detent spring (recommended over the factory spring for better performance)
    • Trigger bar, return springs, sear, and pins (specific sizes required)

3D Printed Parts

  • Frame Variants:
    • DB9_Hornet – Standard frame with the Hornet logo.
    • DB9_no_logo – If you prefer to keep it stealthy with no logo.
    • DB9_Hornet_no_pic_rail – For those who like it sleek without the pic rail.

Hardware

  • Pins: Ensure you have four pins, with one slightly longer for the rearmost hole.

Tools

  • Recommended Tools:
    • Screwdrivers
    • Punch set
    • Spring wire cutter
    • Small file (for fine adjustments)

Hornet DB9 Build Instructions

And there you have it – The Hornet is ready to buzz! Remember, building a firearm is serious business, so double-check everything, be safe, and enjoy the process. If you’re up for the challenge, dive in and make your own Hornet, and maybe even share your modifications with the community.

Now, go ahead and let The Hornet take flight!

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