DnD Dice Axe
por Tekcor17 en Printables
Holds a standard set of DnD dice in the handle
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Solo uso personalCC BY-NC 4.0 — Atribución, no comercial
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Archivos (9)
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part1.stl STL · 59 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part2.stl STL · 386 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part2_Dragon.stl STL · 673 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part2_Knot.stl STL · 470 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part3.stl STL · 784 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part3a.stl STL · 433 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part3b.stl STL · 275 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part3c.stl STL · 633 KB
- DnD_Dice_Axe_Part4.stl STL · 42 KB
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Dose your barbarian feel left out? dose that make them angry? Cool that rage with a new axe, who doesn’t love new weapon? Note These parts have a nominal clearance of .10mm. This fit is intentionally a little tight. Due to this it is necessary for your printer to be properly calibrated for dimensional accuracy. Printing There are three options for the axe head, pick the one you like. The handle cover (part 3) can be printed all at once or in three separate parts if you want to switch up the colors. Assembly There is a space on the handle and the cover for a small 3mm magnet to help keep it closed, this is optional. Test fit all your parts before gluing it will be easier to test fit up issues then. - Glue the handle (part 1) to the bottom of the of the axe head (part 2) if it’s placed on backward there will be a gap. - Glue part 4 to the top of the axe head, orientation doesn’t matter for this one. - If the cover (part 3) was printed in multiple parts glue those together and let dry before fitting it over the handle.
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