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T-MAX Butterfly Knife — modelo 3D

T-MAX Butterfly Knife

por Rui M en Thangs

So… long story short... my kid is a huge fan of shooter games like Valorant, CS-GO, and Overwatch, and he's been asking me to print him some cool butterfly knives that he's seen in the games (and I did). But I wanted to make something special just for him, you know?

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Cosplay y props
Formatos
STL, 3MF, JPG
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So… long story short... my kid is a huge fan of shooter games like Valorant, CS-GO, and Overwatch, and he's been asking me to print him some cool butterfly knives that he's seen in the games (and I did). But I wanted to make something special just for him, you know?

So I came up with this model that's a mix of a bush knife and a butterfly knife. It might not be the most practical thing in the real world, but as a prop and trainer, it's pretty cool.

This is a fully functional butterfly trainer! Here's what you'll need: 2 screws that are 3mm in diameter and 12mm long, and 2 nuts that are also 3mm.

Print Settings: Material: PLA Layer Height: 0.2 Infill: 15% Walls: 3 Supports: No Brim: No Raft: No

All models are print-ready and oriented.

To assemble it, just screw the blade into the handles, but not too tight. The first time you use it, it might be a little tough to move the blade, but don't worry - you just need to "teach" it and make it move until it's nice and fluid. Oh, and don't tighten the blade too much or it'll be harder to move smoothly.

I hope you have fun with this project and your T-Max! If you have any questions or suggestions, hit me up in the comments. And if you wanna support me, give it a like, download it, and share it with your buds. Happy printing!

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