Frostmourne with LED's and reinforcements by EhRabz

EhRabz

Props & Cosplays>Replica Weapon

Print Profile(1)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

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28.5 h

3 plates

5.0(8)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Recommend printing in clear PLA so the LED's will shine through , used 5mm ( 3/16" ) steel rods for recinforcement , and the switch to turn lights on / off is built INTO the hilt with magents ( magnets are the contacts )

Comment & Rating (37)

@Davej9980

Print Profile

0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

This is a big sword, 53" long and used 1.3Kg of filament. All pieces printed perfectly, and the supports came off easily. Purchased three 3/16" by 36" steel rods for internal support. The picture with the three yellow lines indicates the rods internal positioning. I dry fit all the pieces which allowed for determining the length of each rod. The rods were a tight fit into the printed holes so I enlarged with a 7/32" drill bit. I used JB Weld to glue all pieces together, even coating the rods.

The designer has replied

@Davej9980

Now comes the hard part, sanding and painting.

@EhRabz

great work dude!

@slim_sushi

Not entirely sure if this is just me somehow, but looks like a bit of the curled horns is appearing at the bottom of the base of the sword's file as well? After printing the curled horn part (I honestly don't know too much about sword parts lol) I noticed that the base of the horn had a bit of a flat part. Not super noticeable, but something I think that could be fixed in the files

The designer has replied

@EhRabz

those 2 extra little dots that print with it ( in the picture ) are the parts you glue on to fix the flat part! :D

@slim_sushi

Replying to @EhRabz :

Didn't even think that would have been an intentional decision, but actually pretty smart. Thanks, I'll get those out of the trash can I guess lol

@EhRabz

Replying to @slim_sushi :

hahaha it was a bit of a lazy design decisino but nonethe less lets the horn print super clean without supports literally holding it up

@user_3952595689

Do you not have the connectors on the side of this component

The designer has replied

@EhRabz

You will have to download them seperately ( use the download .stl button on makerworld ) , for some reason they wont allow me to add plates with them on

@Canadianguyeh

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0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

turned out great. however the plate that contained the side pommels could only be accessed by the website and Not the mobile app. overall though, great print!

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@EhRabz

Strange, I'll look into this!

@Jkellison1

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Turned out better than expected

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@EhRabz

Looks dope!

@user_1041843520

It looks like the side pommels are missing from the 3mf, would it be possible to get the plate for the side pommels?

The designer has replied

@EhRabz

I can't add plates after it's been uploaded, but the pommels have been added already! ( use the download STLs button )

@user_1041843520

Replying to @EhRabz :

There they are, awesome. Thank you!

@Gherry

How did you make the eyes in the hilt?

The designer has replied

@EhRabz

Those are just painted. , you'd have to add channels for a LED strip if you wante them to glow!

@EhRabz

Handles have now been added!

@ryanramsey

Got it all printed out... took a lot of patience... How did you do the LEDs?

The designer has replied

@EhRabz

LED strip in the hollow area of the blade, 9V battery in the hilt

@EhRabz

Handles have now been added!

@Sprawlie

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FROSTMOURNE HUNGERS

@Sprawlie

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Still printing: But I noticed an issue with the 3mf file posted and it might explain the missing pieces in it. When I try cutting or modifying a few of the pieces, they suddenly error out with "no layers detected". I've cut them all and put them into a new 3mf file (well, 3 for now) and all seem to appear and work properly. You might have to rebuild your 3mf from scratch to fix the errors with it. Otherwise, Amazing model and everything that is in it has printed excellently. I've done a lot of extra cutting for using AMS/multi colour printing and gluing parts back together. I'm about 1/2 done and I cannot wait until it's complete! (once it's done I will do my best to clean up my 3mf file and add it to the profile.