Sylvan Covenant
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Bill of Materials
Description
Sylvan Covenant. The wooden shaft is carved from ancient timber, with green vines winding upward to symbolize life and the preservation of natural order.
A crystal is set into the scepter as the tangible core of the forest’s will. When illuminated, a soft glow shines from within, signifying that the oath remains in effect and guardianship endures.
When the scepter is raised, it marks the moment a guardian accepts the forest’s trust and assumes the duty of upholding balance.

- The scepter has an overall length of approximately 63 cm and is designed for split printing, fully compatible with the A1 mini.
- The shaft, vines, and crystals are printed separately, requiring no AMS.
The vines are divided into nine numbered segments and are attached from top to bottom. Recessed grooves on the shaft provide precise alignment for positioning.

- The longer crystal features a removable structure and should not be permanently glued. It helps secure the main crystal and also serves as an access channel for inserting a magnet to activate the magnetic LED.


A quick reminder: good bed adhesion is essential for a successful print.
Make sure your material and temperature settings are correct, and clean the build plate regularly.
Bambu Lab Liquid Glue for Build Plate is a great way to ensure reliable results.
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License
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