Worker Swordfish Dual Stage conversion and Woozi dart feed

This is 172 FPS on 2s with fang r's, consistent

You don't have to make both of these. The dual stage will work with any normal dart feed you want to use. Its just an option.

Note, if you will make the woozi drive all of the files are different. You cannot use the original woozi gear for example.

This is a dual stage front conversion to fit full sized flywheels into a Swordfish, I don't think this will fit a stryfe. This only works with 130 motors, unless you make your own modifications.

You have to irreversibly cut out the webbing in this blaster and much of the front of it. Just cut enough to fit the motors and cage. The front cover screws into the new cage and fits the shell to make this a nice conversion.

I may not have had to cut a hole on the back side of the blaster for the top motor, the posts did hit. If you have to cut a hole you can see I made a cover you can screw in to the blaster.

The second set of files are a woozi based dart feed. This works very smooth. The requires a lot of irreversible mods. You have to remove all the castings where this sits to be flush with the battery tray. Make sure you study the photo and leave all the screw posts I did if you make this. This is an Oh boy, I am really cutting all this out mod...

The prints for the woozi drive should be .1mm with full supports.

Make sure to lube all of the moving parts on the wooze drive. If you don't they will fail. You have to remove the top of the stock trigger, just enough to clear the woozi drive, not any more than needed. You can wire this with two triggers if you want.

You have to remove the little flipper switch on the swordfish shell that does nothing. You also have to trim the left shell where the dart pusher goes and for the flywheels. Look at the photo. Just cut enough.

The back pusher guide does not hit anything in the shell other than the silly flip switch that has never done anything.