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Underwaterhockey stick

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This is a right-handed stick for use in the sport underwaterhockey.

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This is a right-handed stick for use in the sport underwaterhockey.

UWH is played on the bottom of a swimming pool with scuba-gear, a cap, glove and a stick like this one.
You can read more about the sport here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_hockey

For promotional goals I created this simplified stick to be printed at 20% scale to hand out to children. The first picture features a full size XT-CF20 print, a bronzeFill and brassFill mid-sized print and a smaller woodFill print.

Check out my (quite old) article on 3Dhubs for the bronze print as well: https://www.3dhubs.com/talk/thread/bronzefill-patina-processing
The other pictures are taken of these 20% scaled prints.

You can also print them together with the puck: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/34875-underwaterhockey-puck

-- Update 20-02-2014 --
I've added a holed version, designed for use as a keychain. Again, re-scale to 20% for a nice size.

-- Update 16-05-2015 --
Another update, adding uwh-stick2.stl which has a curve on the bottom of the handle as well. This will need some support to print properly. Also added another picture.

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Category: Sport & Outdoors Summary

The first picture features a full size XT-CF20 print, a bronzeFill and brassFill mid-sized print and a smaller woodFill print.
Check out my article on 3Dhubs for the bronze print as well: https://www.3dhubs.com/talk/thread/bronzefill-patina-processing
The other pictures are taken of these 20% scaled prints.

Instructions

  1. Download.
  2. Slice (I used both Slic3r and Cura), a little infill (20%) and layerheight depending on the quality you want.
  3. Print.
  4. Post-process if you want.
  5. Enjoy!
    The bronzeFill print has been post-processed using a mixture of salt, vinegar and ammonia. For more info see the 3Dhubs talk: https://www.3dhubs.com/talk/thread/bronzefill-patina-processing.

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