Katana with metal Rods/Tubes Inside (Stackeable!!)
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It’s a stackable sword you can 3D print in 6 parts. Just glue it together and start hitting stuff (within reason)!
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- Props
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Back at it again, this time, it’s a sword!
My first publicly shared katana! The v1 had some flaws that I aim to improve with v2.
These are the files from the video on my channel (which is in spanish; saludos jajaja).
You can hit things with it (not with staggering force tho, it really depends on the glue you use, it's still a prop, just a durable one).
I also made a wall stand. If this does well, I’ll make a version to hang it horizontally.
You need to print both parts of the stand.
The sword is stackable, meaning you can print 8 middle pieces, one handle, and one edge — then glue them together. If the rods are long enough, it works!
For the standard version, check the name of the file.
It’s not strictly necessary to glue or place the rods, but keep in mind that
without glue or support, it becomes extremely fragile. Even slight movement or ofcourse, swinging will break it.
The standard sword is around 80 cm long.
Requirements:
-A 3D printer that can print up to 17 cm in height.
-Glue for hard plastic (a slightly flexible glue is highly recomended if you plan on hitting anything).
-8 mm (outer diameter) rod or tube. I used steel because it fit the cover in the video and added weight
70 cm length for the standard ver.
-10 mm (outer diameter) rod or tube. I used aluminum, also at least 70 cm
-(Optional) a hair band for the stand.
Links:
Video: https://youtu.be/6pI_tPg5A_k
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