Pocket Sword (collapsible)
por Plastic Flow en Printables
A collapsible toy sword that is small enough to fit in a pocket and can be closed with caps from common PET bottles.
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Uso comercial permitidoCC BY-SA 4.0 — Atribución, compartir igual
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Archivos (9)
- pocket_sword_hilt.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- pocket_sword_hilt_alt1.stl STL · 4,3 MB
- pocket_sword_blade_pt1.stl STL · 70 KB
- pocket_sword_blade_pt2.stl STL · 35 KB
- pocket_sword_blade_pt3.stl STL · 35 KB
- pocket_sword_blade_pt4.stl STL · 35 KB
- pocket_sword_blade_pt5.stl STL · 44 KB
- pocket_sword_cap.stl STL · 1,2 MB
- pocket_sword_cap_alt1.stl STL · 1,7 MB
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Sobre este modelo
This is my silliest design yet, but fun to play with anyways :-) It is a collapsible sword (or lightsaber, or magic wand), that is small enough to fit in a pocket. After printing, inset the 5 parts of the blade into the hilt and close it with cap from a normal PET bottle. The cap prevents the blades from falling out. If you wish, you can use a second bottle cap to close the other side of the hilt. This prevents the blades from extending and makes it convenient to bring the sword with you (e.g. in a backpack). I tested the sword with different caps from PET bottles available where I live, but don’t know if all the bottles internationally use the same cap designs. If your caps don’t fit or if you don’t have any available, I also included a STL so you can print compatible caps yourself.
Print Setting recommendations: - Layer height: 0.25mm (don’t bother printing smaller as you won’t really notice a difference in detail) - Perimeters: 2 - Solid top/bottom layers: 4 - Infill: 15% (only matters for the hilt of the sword) - Support: no - Brim: Outer brim recommended for adhesion
Post Processing: Make sure to cut or file away the brim or elephant foot nicely. This makes it easier for the blades to collapse.
Update March-23, 2024: Added an alternative hilt and cap design.
Update July 4th, 2024: Changed the license to allow for commercial use.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Printables.