Star Wars F's Lightsaber collapsing blade
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- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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The Lightsaber of the Jedi from Star Wars Visions - The Village Bride, with a collapsing blade
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This Model is outdated as of the release of Visions Vol 3. An updated version is here: Link
This is my third model of the lightsaber seen in Star Wars Visions - The Village Bride. The Jedi who wields it is called “F” in the credits.
It has a collapsing blade and space for a mini flashlight. I have modeled it for a Lumintop EDC01 Flashlight, which is 66*14.5mm and runs on a AAA battery.
The emitter can open and close by sliding the blue switch up and down. While the emitter is closed, the blade is blocked off and can not be extended.
This is my third attempt at this particular lightsaber. Compared to my previous attempt, it is better suited for carrying around due to the collapsing blade, but the illumination is worse. (The previous, second attempt was illuminated by a LED strip running the full length of the blade.)
Print instructions
Main Parts
Everything was printed at 0.2mm layer height, unless stated otherwise.
| Part | Copies | Color | Additional Settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| upper_emitter_silver | 1 | silver | ironing, supports on buildplate |
| inner_emitter_transparent | 1 | transparent | supports on buildplate |
| lower_emitter_silver | 1 | silver | ironing |
| button_red | 2 | red | |
| knob_silver | 1 | silver | |
| switch_blue | 2 | blue | |
| upper_hilt_black | 1 | black | |
| lower_hilt_black | 1 | black |
If you want to use a flashlight, you will also need:
| Part | Copies | Color | Additional Settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| flashlight_screw_any | 1 | any color | vase mode, no bottom layers, 0.1mm layer height |
| pommel_flashlight_silver | 1 | silver |
Otherwise, if you don't want to use a flashlight, print:
| Part | Copies | Color | Additional Settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| pommel_silver | 1 | silver |
Blade
The blade is printed in vase mode. You should use transparent filament for a flashlight.
While printing, the parts might start to wobble, resulting in poor print quality. This can be partially counteracted with good bed adhesion, using a brim and reducing print speed. There will still be some wobble, so you might have to print some parts twice to get a better quality.
| Part | Copies | Color | Additional Settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| blade_vase_1_yellow_transparent | 1 | transparent yellow | vase mode, no bottom layers, brim |
| blade_vase_2_yellow_transparent | 1 | transparent yellow | vase mode, no bottom layers, brim |
| blade_vase_3_yellow_transparent | 1 | transparent yellow | vase mode, no bottom layers, brim |
| blade_vase_4_yellow_transparent | 1 | transparent yellow | vase mode, no bottom layers, brim |
| blade_vase_5_yellow_transparent | 1 | transparent yellow | vase mode, no bottom layers, brim |
| blade_vase_6_yellow_transparent | 1 | transparent yellow | vase mode, no bottom layers, brim |
Assembly
The following render shows how all pieces fit together. A purple arrow means that the pieces are supposed to be glued together. Where there is a green arrow, no glue should be used.
In situations where the orientation of a piece is relevent, the connection is asymmetrical to ensure it can not be connected the wrong way around. (The same applies to the thread on the pommel and lower hilt.)
The switches are glued only to the lower emitter. They are not glued to the upper hilt.
The flashlight is inserted into pommel_flashlight, then secured with flashlight_screw.
If you want to support me, you can do so via this link: https://ko-fi.com/printingdaniel#