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Loki’s Trick

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Ease of Printing

Assembly/Maintenance

Performance

3D Print Files

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MEGA - Dry-fire wear parts
MEGA - Open-source accessory files

Print Time Estimate

At least 30 hours, since the parts are printed individually

Material Usage

0.7 – 0.8 kg

Package Contents

fully assembled Loki Blaster + pewpewpew threaded bcar

$240.00 GST included

Only 2 left in stock

To offer more choices in colors and finishes, filaments from different brands are used. Some parts of certain blasters cannot be customized because carbon fiber–reinforced PA6CF is used for long-term durability. Each filament has its own advantages and disadvantages. Compared with PLA, PETG is more heat-resistant and less prone to degradation, while PLA tends to produce fewer printing defects. Compared with standard PETG, PETG HF (limited to materials on this website) is slightly less strong but has a more matte, less glossy finish.
PETG Basic Only for durability
PETG Basic Only for durability
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Hybrid blaster with a CNC-machined body and 3D-printed components.

I’ve never been particularly interested in CNC blasters. They’re usually heavier and more expensive than I’d like.

Patrick from Melbourne, aka Plane on Discord, pointed me toward the Loki.

The Loki is a CNC hybrid, which is probably why it appeals to me more than most CNC designs. The printed parts keep the weight reasonable and add a bit of DIY personality through color customization.

Yes, it costs more than a typical printed blaster. But once I finished assembling it, I was surprised by the overall quality, appearance, and level of refinement. The CNC-machined main body itself serves as the air cylinder, resulting in an exceptionally slim profile that offers both excellent ergonomics and a sleek, aesthetically pleasing appearance.

It’s now joined the Seagull, Harrier, Kunlun, and S400 as one of the site’s Big Five springers.

Color Options

The yellow, light gray, and dark gray parts shown are all color-customizable printed parts.

The prototype was built in red. The stock can be printed in a contrasting color if desired.

Performance

  • 190+ FPS with stock 1.5 spring.
  • Good air seal.
  • Very short priming stroke.
  • Slim and compact profile.

Things to Know

Like other Diamond Dog blasters, the Loki uses a barrel threaded at both ends. This allows compatibility with Diamond Dog’s unique threaded BCAR system.

While we do not currently offer Diamond Dog threaded BCARs, you are welcome to contact me on Discord if you are looking for one.

The Loki’s includes a 250mm dual-threaded barrel and a printed threaded Pewpewpew BCAR.

You may also choose to run a Worker 310mm barrel, which is compatible with the platform but is not included with this product.

AND

If a printed part is damaged or wears out, replacement parts can be provided. Whether the replacement and shipping are covered will depend on the specific situation.

AND

  • Although the complete print files are not open source, wear-prone parts that may require replacement over time will be released as open source with permission from Diamond Dog.
  • The magwell requires some sanding to remove remaining support marks. Extra material was intentionally left in place, so minor fitting work may be needed.
  • The spring rest is a printed part. Repeated dry-firing may damage it. Spare replacements will be included, and the replacement file will be released.
  • Diamond Dogs does not currently offer stronger springs. We have sourced our own 1.6 and higher-power springs, and after testing is complete, they will be made available in the future.
  • Cylinder Volume: Approximately 76 cc
  • The upper rail is made from four separate printed sections. Visible join lines are unavoidable.

Open-Source Files Contain

  • Foregrip connector
  • Spring Seat
  • Side Rails

Availability

This is planned as a regular production model, not a limited release.

The stock appears low simply because I may not have time to build more than one before my trip with my sons.