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Dragon Tooth Knife

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 20% infill
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25.2 h
4 plates
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
9.2 h
4 plates
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Black (10101) / Refill / 1kg

Description

 

The Rip-Toothed Dagger is a hefty knife inspired by games like Monster Hunter. It prints in parts and snaps together in minutes. Wield as a cosplay accessory or display it on a shelf with the included stand.

Assembly:

Take your time removing supports, especially around the blade pieces. It is not difficult but if you try to forcibly remove too much at a time you run the risk of breaking thinner sections.
 

Insert the blade edge into the main blade piece.
Slide the lower blade section into the hilt.
Assemble the other lower blade & strap pieces as shown. This part I would recommend glueing together before sliding into place on the blade. It will hold fine but may rattle a bit if not glued.
You can now slide the assembled strap and lower blade section into place on the blade.
Slide up the hilt onto the bottom of the blade, locking the strap section in place.
Use the v shaped piece to lock the blade, hilt, and straps into place.
You can now slide the grip into place under the hilt.
Use the rectangular piece to lock the grip into place.
Snap on the grip end piece. 
Snap the teeth into place on the back side of the blade to complete the knife. These pieces may require a couple of drops of glue to hold firmly. 

 

 

Done!



 

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