Royal Broadsword/Royal Guard's Sword | Zelda BOTW With 1/4'' Metal rod
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Worried about your 45 inch Broadsword breaking? Not anymore!
- Ocena
- 5 / 5
- Polubienia
- 29
- Pobrania
- 78
- Wydruki
- 1
- Wyświetlenia
- 540
- Oceny
- 2
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This remix was largely inspired by Popandsicle's Master Sword, and it's Remix by KurtGamexp.
I loved CarlThePumpkinMan's Model so much I just had to print it, but I wanted to make sure it wouldn't break while I was playing with it. I also wanted to be able to print it without supports. The result was this remix.
Printing:
All parts are oriented for printing right out of the box, and can be printed without supports*.
I recommend a layer height of 1.5mm and a speed of 25mm/s.
*The Pommel can be printed without supports (I did) but the underside can be a bit messy, for best results put supports around the hole.
Assembly:
The assembly is for the most part the same as the original model, with the exception of the hilt, which is very similar to the Master Sword above.
The Gold_rim pieces attach to the blade pieces with the same number, as you may have guessed, the b pieces are mirrors of the a pieces. You need to print two sets of Gold_rim pieces, one set for each side.
After assembling the basic sword (the 4 blade pieces, the hilt assembly, and handle NOT the pommel) screw your 36'' long 1/4'' threaded metal rod into the sword as far as it will go, then glue on the pommel.
I also included a hole in the Blade_tip if you want to pause the print and insert two nuts, but that is optional.
The Blade edge pieces should be organized in the order they go on, the assembled .3mf file is for reference if you get confused. One important note: there are two sets of straight edge pieces, they are not the same! Before gluing on the any edge pieces make sure they are all in the right place.
You might want to glue the gold rim pieces before assembling the blade as it can be somewhat difficult to get them centered just right.
As far as glue goes it's really up to you, but I recommend Superglue gel. It works well and it's fairly cheap too (it's at the Dollar Tree).
I don't want to take any downloads away from the designer, so for the embellishments you'll need to download the original model.
If you have any questions, problems, or suggestions, please let me know!