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M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Mon Jul 22, 2019 11:03 pm
by Tracy Newby
Are there any 3D files available for the M7/M9 Pulse Pistols? Would that be a BuNine question? I know that someone had made some very nice pistols, plastic and metal, not terribly long ago (I have held one in my hands). I have a 3D printer and would like to experiment with printing them for use within the club (not looking to sell outside of TRMN).
Thanks,
Tracy Newby
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Tue Jul 23, 2019 2:09 pm
by Thomas Hathaway IV
I am fairly good with Fusion 360. I could probably knock something out. The only semi canonical image of a pulser is from the SITS supplement: Jayne Intelligence Review .
If I were building a prop version of this I might start with an Airsoft version of a
Ruger Mk I pistol. The grip is about the right shape and angle. I would then disassemble the pistol, render it incapable of firing anything. or possibly make a silicone mold and cast the receiver in resin (to remove all doubt)
I would probably design the upper portion in Fusion 360 3D print it, smooth it out then make another mold from silicone and cast it in resin. I have had some bad luck with 3D printed props de-laminating at cons. Resin props tend to pass the 15 foot rule a little better than printed props as well.
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Tue Jul 23, 2019 4:03 pm
by Duane Kietzmann
Check out House of Steel which has a image. I've included them here.

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Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Tue Jul 23, 2019 5:44 pm
by Tracy Newby
Excellent suggestions. I have one of the nice metal repros that someone had made a while back and am looking at reproducing them since they are no longer in production. I would prefer to 3D print them or 3D print a master and mold off of that as I am leery of recasting directly off of someone else's work.
Tracy
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Tue Jul 23, 2019 5:47 pm
by Tracy Newby
If I can get a good 3D scan off of the one I have or can get some good images I can work from, that is my goal at present. I have access to and experience with silicon molding and resin casting. I can print other Sci-Fi pistols and rifles in sections.
One of the other advantages of either method is to allow space for electronics inside. A print void can be factored in or a hollow casting can be made.
Tracy
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Fri Dec 05, 2025 7:15 pm
by Alexander Miller
necropost. i am using a image to stl program to make a base and then im going to try and make 3s model based off of that.
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Sat Dec 06, 2025 2:44 am
by Brian Lee
Alexander Miller wrote: ↑Fri Dec 05, 2025 7:15 pm
i am using a image to stl program to make a base and then im going to try and make 3s model based off of that.
I'd be interested in firing up my printer if you manage to create an effective stl.
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Sat Dec 06, 2025 11:35 pm
by AJ Olsen
I'd be interested in an stl as well, I've been wanting one of these for a while! I remember bidding on one of the metal ones at an auction at Manticon 2018 and was disappointed I didn't win.
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Mon Dec 08, 2025 2:18 am
by Patrick Giese
Greetings all!
I happen to own one of the original versions of the pulser, and if I can figure out a way to get it 3D scanned I can make those files available.
Re: M7 Pulser project
PostPosted:Tue Jan 06, 2026 1:15 pm
by Patrick Thomas
I have a work friend who is also a 3d printer aficionado, and is more than happy to print some M7s, if files become available.
Edit to add: Sir Giese, if you're able to get pictures straight on of the front, back, top, and bottom, my coworker would be able to 3d model it.