Kunai 2.0
Inspired by Wraith's kunai from Apex Legends.
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Inspired by Wraith's kunai from Apex Legends.
I don't have a picture of this printed model
I haven't printed it yet; I'll post a picture when I do.
The wings will likely separate from the cockpit during printing, so you'll have to glue them together with superglue or a 3D pen (like I did).
The design is a carbon copy of the arc star from the game Apex Legends.
You can set the printing parameters however you like
A fusion between a pokeball and charizard
You can attach a string and make it out of glow-in-the-dark filament.
If it comes out with threads on the back, use a lighter to remove them.
There are two designs but they are the same, I only put them in case the first one doesn't work.
It weighs 50g. It takes 5 hours and 52 minutes.
Pusheenhelado, is the model of that and the other is the support
Pusheen, is the model of that and the other is the support
2h 33min 20g Wii(1) this doesnt have my watermark
If you want it to have those colors, you can either paint it (I did it with acrylic) or change the filament when you see that there are about 15.5 mm left.
Be careful with the top support, as it is very thin; if it breaks, it would be best to glue it with a hot glue gun.
I would only use it for creating scenes, but, yeah you can print it if you want
I recommend printing it as shown in the image.
It was printed with a tricolor filament, that's why it has that color
Original design. Can be used as a tripod. Has 3 adjustable positions.
I don't have a picture of the final print because I couldn't print it due to my printer, but the model works.
Depending on the size of the support joint, the entire support will be longer or shorter; therefore, if you change the size of that file, you will have to set the scale percentage in the other file.
A spring is required for it to function; in my case, I designed it for a 2.7 cm long, 0.5 cm wide spring from a ballpoint pen.
When I made it I was a novice in 3D design and that's why two peaks are glued together with superglue.
You can add a name and a number; I recommend doing it like in the photo, and you can edit it in Blender. I made it for a friend who loves basketball.
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