THIS TEXT FILE DOES NOT REPLACE THE DOCUMENTATION. PLEASE REVIEW THE DOCUMENTATION BEFORE GETTING STARTED MAKING THE URUTAU.
(We are only including this file to satisfy Gatalog release package requirements. Everything you need to know is in the documentation.)
# The Urutau
Design by Joseph The Parrot
Documentation by RSmith28
## Description
The Urutau is a 9mm bulpup carbine which attempts to achieve the three design objectives of The New Second Amendment.
Type: Bullpup Pistol Caliber Carbine
Mass (Empty Magazine Included): about 2830g
Default Overall Length: 475mm
Default Barrel Length: 250mm
Cartridge: 9x19mm Luger/Parabellum
Action: Closed-Bolt Straight-Blowback
Feed system: 3D Printed 30 Round Magazine or any Scorpion Evo 3 Magazine
Per our interpretation of FOSS standards, we did not put any noncommercial stipulations on the Urutau. However, if you paid any person or website to access this digital work, you got ripped off. Please seek out a refund by any means available.
## Materials Required
Please refer to pages 30 through 38 in the documentation.
Some materials are required while others are optional.
Some materials are contingent upon a lack of access to other materials.
Some materials are potentially concerning purchases for those in legally precarious circumstances.
## Print Settings
Please refer to pages 39 through 55 in the documentation for specifics.
You know your 3D printer better than we do, so unless you are new to 3D printing, your intuition takes precedence.
Nozzle Temperature: 215-220°C
Bed Temperature: 60°C (35°C for Bambu Printers with a Cold Plate)
Layer Height: 0.16mm
Infill: 100% Rectilinear
Bambu Printers: Maximum Volumetric Speed should be less than or equal to 6mm³/s
## Build Instructions
Please refer to pages 56 through 103 of the documentation.
Follow all instructions carefully. Everything we wrote is there for a reason.
## Change Log
- v1.0.0: Original Release
- v1.0.1: Minor updates:
Adds warning about AR9 barrels with super/enhanced/extended feed cones
Adds warning about overlength firing pins
Adds guide rod channel reaming as a troubleshooting step for feeding failures
Adds ensuring the gun is loaded as a troubleshooting step for light primer strikes
Adds adhesive retention ribs to left-handed bolt carrier housing alternative file
Adds recommendation to limit maximum volumetric speed when printing the bolt carrier housing
Adds note about channel reaming to step 16 of the lower assembly
Adds note about fire control group testing to step 28 of the lower assembly
Adds a 3mm hole to the rear of the bolt carrier housing for ventilation during assembly
Adds stainless steel as acceptable material for boring & chambering rod
Adds notes about the 10"/250mm barrel length option to the ECM document
Moves guide rod channel reaming to step 1 of the bolt carrier assembly
Credits Cskeju in the ECM doc (Sorry! Didn't mean to forget about you.)
Updates newly optimized bolt drilling jigs
Updates document graphics to depict newly optimized bolt drilling jigs
Corrects dumb mixup with the throating and chambering end pilot on step 12 of the Throating & Chambering Process section of the ECM guide
Corrects petty graphic, grammar, word choice, passive/active voice use, and sentence structure errors in multiple documents
- v1.1: Minor updates:
Adds subsection on headspacing to the Barrel section
Adds note about 3D printer forensics to OpSec & Obfuscation
Adds note about mandatory key disclosure laws to OpSec & Obfuscation
Adds note about good passwords to OpSec & Obfuscation
Adds note about VPNs to OpSec & Obfuscation
Adds guide for documentation writing to Mods & Extras directory
Replaces steel pin between bolt core bars with M6 screw
Replaces JB Welding bolt core bars to printed housing with M6 screw
Replaces drilling jigs for the above replacements
Updates documentation for the above replacements
Updates some photos in ECM documentation
Corrects petty grammar and word choice errors in multiple documents
Optimizes some word choices for clarification
## License
CC0 1.0 Universal
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