Meowser Gearcore: Setup pusher bánh răng cho blaster semi-auto

All files are published with permission by their designers.  If you would like to purchase a fully built blaster, please check out Gryphons And More on Etsy (https://gryphonsandmore.etsy.com/).  Since Meowser files are not open source, I've published this with a (hopefully) suitable license.

Meowser is a venerable blaster by OldFusion Designs.  It can normally be built as full-auto (using an n20 pusher motor) or semi-auto (using a solenoid).  Meowser uses the Flycore system, also by OFD.

Gearcore is a fork of Flycore by Detroit DartWorks (DDW) to enable semi-auto using a geared pusher, similar to the Gryphon blaster by Flygonial.

This listing includes:

• primarily, an updated geared Meowser trigger that lets this all work

• a slightly modified Gearcore pusher, removing just a small section at the back. This is so that the pusher can fit inside the Meowser upper without having to change said upper

• a modified version of the Meowser's file Switch_Plate_P2  to let the modified pusher work

• a decorative bolt, graciously provided by Fowler Concepts from their Bolter design (https://blasterdownloads.com/product/grim-pistol/).  This file is unmodified, and is provided just as a visual fill-in for the two bolt holes in the Meowser that are not used for this setup.  (Print 2x of this part, and it gets glued in.  or you can just have holes where there would have been bolts before)

Due to a limited amount of throw/travel of the pusher in this configuration, it may potentially not support every flywheel/motor/spacing setup.  It has so far only been tested with 33.5mm / Worker Hurricane wheels, and I expect it will have no problem with 19.5mm / Worker Nightingale wheels.

In order to build your blaster, you will need:

• Meowser (paid) files from OFD (see “remixed from” section)

• Gearcore core and related files (free) from DDW (see “remixed from” section)

• All the electronics and hardware, etc that you'd normally need to build such a blaster (including but not limited to: heatset inserts, m3 bolts, wires, motors, flywheels, switches, springs, solder/soldering iron, probably more)

 I've included a screenshot of how I print the trigger for strength.