1. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black METBD 111 FINAL PROJECT
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
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Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
METBD 111
FINAL PROJECT

2. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Intratec 9mm Luger Model AB10
Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black

3. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Part Features
Protrusions – 14
Rounds – 8
Cuts – 19
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4. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
New Features Used
Lettering on an object
Surface texture
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5. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
- The drawing file to this part is very in depth because of the varying depths of cuts.
Bolt Sub Assembly
- 4 parts assembled using datum planes
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6. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Exploded view of the receiver
4 Piece Assembly
datum's were the key to make the completed receiver.
many of the unique cuts and protrusions were made on added datum’s.
- we had to also add datum’s to assemble the pieces together.
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7. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Clip – Holds 32 bullets fully loaded!
- Slots to hold bullets were made on inclined datum’s
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8. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Other complications in making the clip were…
Spring
a spring can’t be compressed in an assembly.
- to assemble it needs to be made to compressed length
New Feature
- Spring made using helical sweep
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9. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Top Part of Clip
-Datum’s were used on incline to make the original protrusion
- Simple cuts were then made
- Cuts and rounds were used to make the curved section of the piece
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10. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
This device is designed to feed and eject shell cartridges at a high rate of speed.
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11. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Advantages and disadvantages of design
Well designed product
Relatively inexpensive ($400)
Practical and economical to manufacture
- No clear disadvantages
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12. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Our final project took us roughly 130 man hours.
Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black

13. Kevin O’Neal & Jeff Black
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
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If you see this sign you know where to find us!
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