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Gavel

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Model information

Category
Props

This is a mock gavel. It can be used as a prop for a costume or just as a cool looking display piece. It is printed in multiple pieces and screws together.

Print Instructions

  • Material: PLA or PETG (for extra strength)
  • Supports: Yes
    • The headpiece will require supports
    • Both handle pieces will also require supports
  • Orientation (keep in mind the grain of the 3D print): 
    • Put the headpiece on its bottom and support it
    • Lay both handle pieces on their side and support them
    • Lay the foil piece on its back
  • Post-processing:
    • You may want to glue the pieces together for extra strength.
    • You may want to sand off the areas where the supports make contact with the prints.
  • Colors (these are, of course, just suggestions):
    • Traditionally, the body of a gavel is a brown or wood like color.
    • The foil piece is optional, but gives a nice contrast with the rest of the gavel. If you do choose to print it, I would suggest printing it in a metallic color.
  • Print bed size:
    • This model is cut up into pieces, allowing it to be printed on a print bed of 180 mm³.

Parts

  • Gavel Head (included)
  • Gavel Head Foil (included) (other foil could be used as well)
  • Handle Front (included)
  • Handle Back (included)
  • Bass (included)
  • Glue (not included) (optional)
  • Felt pads (not included) (optional)

Assembly

  • Print all the pieces
  • Screwed together the two handle pieces
  • Glue together the handle pieces (optional)
  • Screw the handle into the head of the gavel
  • Glue together the handle in the head of the gavel (optional)
  • Add the foil piece to the head of the gavel (optional)
  • Glue the foil piece in the place (optional)
  • Add felt pads to the bottom of the gavel base (optional)

If you enjoy this model, please leave a like and a comment. If you have any questions, concerns, or problems, please personally contact me.

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