Halo Energy Sword Necklace/Keychain - Free 3D Print Model

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jobsaunders

Props & Cosplays>Cosplay Weapons

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A1 mini

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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1 plate

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This does NOT come with the lace but if a simple solution would be to get one at a craftman store. I got mine from Michael's.

UPDATE: 6.19 (thank you all for your critiques this was my first upload):

Because it is very small and the ring that attaches energy sword adds complications, adding rafts and normal(auto) support while printing with a .2 nozzle is the easiest solution I can find without compromising the model. To remove the supports, I use the scrapping tool to dig under the support and use a small set of pliers to remove the supports around the ring. I know there's probably a better way to manually add supports but I'm not that fancy.

STL file has been uploaded so those who want to make modifications are now able to do so. I would love to see if others can come up with a better solution.

Comment & Rating (21)

@chadzilla

This upload not including the SDL file made me pass, I really don't want to buy Solidworks, learn it, export it, import the file, just to print one thing

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@jobsaunders

Hi there! Sorry for the late reply. I just uploaded the .STL file if you want to make extra adjustments to it. Solidworks was my first CAD that I learned since high school which I unfortunately realize down the road how expensive the software is but luckily there's a cheap annual subscription for it which is enough for me to get by.

@chadzilla

Replying to @jobsaunders :

Thanks for the update, appreciate it

@AlexBrol

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

The ring could not withstand unmolding

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@jobsaunders

Hi Alex, can you specify what you mean by "withstand unmolding?" The only thing I can recommend is using a smaller print nozzle and switching to PETG.

@LegionPlaysPC

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

came out mostly okay. little deforming but I can live with it. Will try a few more times

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@jobsaunders

It is very tiny and with how sharp some edges are it is easy to break. My best recommendation is to remove the supports carefully with your scrapper tool.