fun print! wish they were stackable though

Works beautifully

works perfectly!

This thing is massive and has a surprising weight to it once fully assembled. Blade illuminates well using white PLA. Don't skip the dowel rod - it's a key structural component. Some minor improvements could be made (like the gap where the blade and the handle connect, an optional power button, slide-on black blade segments to reduce filament waste, etc), but overall it's a very fun and impressive print. I opted to print each component in a single color to significantly reduce print time and the amount of filament needed. Blade: Bambu PLA Matte (white) Handle: Bambu PLA Matte (black) Crossguard: Sunlu PLA Silk+ (silver)

Great print and easy to assemble. Pairs well with the Landmaster!

As someone who played Star Fox 64 countless hours as a kid, I had a blast printing this and putting it together

Turned out perfectly with 6x3 magnets! I increased the infill density to 80% just to give it some additional heft. It would be awesome if you could turn this concept into a customizable "magnet fidget generator" to give folks the ability to generate different shapes, optional side textures, an optional center snap joint (to prevent the pieces from coming apart), and accommodate a variety of magnet sizes.

The corners are a bit too rounded for the 2026 Model Y (Juniper), but it still works! Would also recommend chamfering all of the edges - it can feel a bit sharp if you bump it. I removed the "Tesla Model 3" wording in Bambu Studio and applied double-sided tape on the bottom to hold it in place.

Fantastic print. 100% size: Bambu PLA Metal (iron gray metallic), Bambu PLA Matte (dark brown, white), SUNLU Silk PLA+ (red, light gold). 50% size: SUNLU Silk PLA+ (red, light gold), Bambu PLA Silk+ (titan gray), Bambu PLA Matte (dark brown, white) Silk speed at 200mm/s and slowed to 50mm/s for exterior walls and top surfaces.

Incredibly cool print. Used Bambu PLA Silk+ (titan) and Bambu PLA Matte (dark brown). Handle could be improved with longer interconnecting segments for greater strength. Would like to see a threaded assembly for attaching the handle to the hammer head for the same reasons.