Thermite Grenade with Realistic Flying Handle
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Description
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Summary
Want a realistic Thermite grenade with a spring-loaded flying handle? Thermite grenades burn at over 4,500 degrees (about 2,500 C) and melt steel. This model has printed text that doesn't require an AMS -- simply print the text and pop it in, no color changes.
Background: The AN-M14 thermite grenade is used to destroy enemy equipment by generating intense heat. Filled with a thermate-TH3 incendiary mixture, it burns at approximately 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit, producing molten iron which can melt through engine blocks and other metallic components. The reaction is self-sustaining, producing its own oxygen, allowing it to burn even underwater and effectively destroy vehicles, weapons systems, and other targets.
Assembly
There's 3 assembly options:
- Metal Spring – if you have a metal spring, even a pen spring will often work, then print the metal spring profile. It is designed to work with the Bambu Store's 0.5x7x12mm spring (linked lower on the page). If you use a pen spring, you can usually cut it in half and get two springs.
- Plastic Spring – if you don't have a metal spring, but still want the handle to fly off, then print the plastic spring profile. (see details below for more info about plastic spring).
- Don't leave the spring under tension when not using it as it will wear out much faster.
- Avoid Matte and Silk filament for the spring itself, Basic and Metal work better.
- If you want a spring that lasts longer, consider using the metal spring version, keep in mind even pen springs usually work.
- No Flying Handle - if you don't want the handle to fly off and just want a grenade model, simply print the metal spring profile and don't put a spring in it.
(Option 1) Metal Spring Assembly
For the metal spring version, I'd recommend attaching the top upside down so the spring doesn't fall out

(Option 2) Plastic Spring Assembly
Simply insert the spring peg into the square hole, then pop on the top.
Bambu filaments used
- Matte Red
- Matte Black for the text
- Metal Iron Gray Black for the spoon handle
- Silk+ Silver
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This 3D print is intended for decorative purposes only and is not suitable for children. Small parts may present a choking hazard and edges may be sharp. By printing this 3D print, you assume all liability for any harm to yourself or others resulting from its use.
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