Count Dooku's Lightsaber - Free 3D Print Model

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Disclaimer: All my uploads are non-commercial, fan-made 3D models intended for personal use only. They are provided free of charge and are not sold. All rights remain with their respective owners.

This is a 1:2 scale, highly detailed movie replica of Count Dooku's Lightsaber inspired from Star Wars Episode II. You should print it with a whole size of 17.75cm to get half of the original length (35.5cm).

If you like this model go check out my other designs! :)

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Comment & Rating (6)

@idkwhatthisis

I wanna print, i want a normal size one though

@idkwhatthisis

full size

@SheziePrints

Unfortunately there is a peice of this lightsaber specifically the metal section that go around the grip that section will not print on any profile and all the comments are usually complaints about this single part failing. ive tried many models there are not any that have a solution to this problem. I had to cut the model and glue those sections together to make it work. I did the one by The Eternal Brick it came out good besides that one part. its full size you would like it. check him out.

@SheziePrints

Replying to @idkwhatthisis :

even this profile only has 2 comments and one is a complaint about that section failing. Just know that section around the grip is a nightmare.

@user_1081981351

Please upload the stand too

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@hezdapez

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Other Issues:I flipped it to make it print verticle and larger, but it's still so delicate and it and the supporting arm things (I forget what they're called) were impossible to get off. However, I still like the model.

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