Sword on the Cob - The Retractable Corn Saber
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17 Aug 2024 update: added a new profile with reduced print time. Filled in many of the holes behind the kernels, resulting in way less walls to print each layer.
So you wanna be a corn star?! You've come to the right place.
Easily expand your food weapon arsenal with this inconspicuous cob of corn concealing a roughly 30" saber blade for an overall length of around 38" from tip to tip when expanded!
The corny sword is the thing you've been waiting for every day since you heard about 3D printing swords.
All you need is 4- 6x3mm magnets to seamlessly connect the tip to the pommel.
The cap is designed with you in mind! For those who really like to fight and will end up breaking the blade, the blades are easily replacable! Just unscrew the corn cob cap and insert a new set of cob saber blades!
Printing can be done purely in single colors plates.
For more of my telescoping weapons, check these out:
The Karrotana: https://makerworld.com/en/models/148358
Banana Saber: https://makerworld.com/en/models/118301
The Pickle Sickle: https://makerworld.com/en/models/190877
7ft Bo Staff: https://makerworld.com/en/models/413159
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