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Cal Kestis Jedi Survivor Lightsaber

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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Cal Kestis lightsaber from the Jedi: Survivor game and compatible with the Xenopixel Chassis. If you would like to purchase the Chassis have a look at Viresabers, Padawan Outpost, or Dark Wolf Sabers Websites.

 

Supports are only necessary on the shrouds and windows of the emitter.

This model requires four M3 screws and two M3 nuts. Make sure you block out the supports inside of the emitter as they will be impossible to remove after printing.

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great profile! do suggest fidgeting with supports and settings to make things press fit. the thickness of the side spacers could be less and the bulges to attach them could have bigger holes in the side shields. otherwise great print!
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Would these work as the blade ?
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not unless you get a baselit core
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help I have problem I print this and I don't can tear it off
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You will need to mess with your support top Z distance
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Thank you! The print was great, attached is my interpretation
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which blade and core/chasis and do i buy the screws separately or do they come with the core?
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did you ever figure it out ?
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Xenopixel and yes it comes with screws.
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Replying to @Gkeys109 :
OK. So, I bought a metal saber a while ago and I went onto that website (SaberForge) and looked to see if they had it and I saw they had Xeno pixel V3 and Xeno RGB V3. Does it matter which one I get?
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I’m about to print this and buy the lightsaber chassis for it. but the website says to not attach the saber to the core until you have it in the hilt/chassis as otherwise it will break. this part is covered with the model yes?
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As long as you screw the core into the print you won't have any issues, you can then attach the saber.
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Replying to @Gkeys109 :
perfect thank you!
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It looks so wonderful!. I have no idea how to even print it, but i really enjoy your work
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where is the saber part
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sorry for not including the file for a PVC blade.
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average
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Thank you for the feedback, your in-depth analysis has been constructive
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