New Features:
– Uses an N20 motor instead of a worm gear for more reliable high rate of fire.
– Space for a selector switch to change your burst type available here: Woozi Select Fire Board
Features & Performance:
– Listing is for all the hardware needed to assemble your own N20 Woozi. Complete DIY kit sold here
– STL file download included with hardware kit. They’re also included here: Free Resources
– Full auto dual stage trigger. Half trigger pull revs the flywheels and pulling it the rest of the way fires the blaster
– Worker Hurricane flywheels
– Similar in performance to the Bulwark, Hurricane and other Worker Hurricane wheel builds
– Single stage by default with dual stage option available. Brushless versions coming soon
– Shell contains Holdster/Lotus magnet mounts built in for easy installation
– Similar in shape, size, and weight of the original Woozi, but with a different pusher setup for increased durability and reliability
– Printing your own parts? Download the STL files free here
Magazine Compatibility:
– Talon magazine fed in the handle grip
– Lever mag release easily toggleable with thumb
– Thanhlon Magazines
– Worker Magazines
Darts:
– Compatible with any half-length darts
–Recommended: Adventure Force Half Length
Battery:
– Battery compartment accessible via thumbscrew on side
– Powered by 3s lipo, but fits lipo batteries up to 1500mAh.
– 3S 1300 Lipo
Motor Setup:
– Fang Revamp motors, N20 motor, and Worker Hurricane flywheels.
– Pusher uses an N20 motor for reliable high rate of fire. Default setup is a 600rpm motor.
Stock & Accessories:
– Two options available: Nerf Stock Attachment or Sling Point.
– Sling for sling point
– Muzzle attachments sold separately
The N20 Woozi is an original design by woody7070 on Thingiverse. Sold under proper license.











gschleiger (verified owner) –
Good kit, had everything needed, videos made this super easy to put together even though this was my first 3d printed and soldered blaster. Love this thing though, it shoots incredibly fast with the 50 dps pusher. I opted for the “low-power” sing stage option and it’s definitely not weak, this thing spits out darts harder than I thought while still being safe to use close-range.