Scherben von Narsil – Herr der Ringe – 3D-druckbar und in Scheiben geschnitten 3D Druckmodell

Beschreibung

Lord of The Rings, Shards of Narsil 1:1 scale 3D print ready model. All runes and broken metal texture on blade, and leather texture were engraved on model. It is a highly detailed model that is designed for 3D print. All details are real reliefs or engraves. Ideal for cosplaying, decorating etc.

--Dimensions--
The sword has designed to it's original 130cm total length and shattered into shards. Blade has 1.5cm average thickness. All pieces are sliced under 20cm and aligned. So you can print it in every printer! And all you have to do is dragging the pieces into slicer!

--Assembling--
There is 4 version of the sword. Since all parts are modular, you can make your own version of the sword.
2 versions of the shattered blade part: With runes engraved and without runes
2 versions of the grip: Leather texture engraved and smooth surface one
All parts are sliced under 20cm so you can print them with any 3D printer. Don't forget to use a strong glue while assembling the parts

There is 0.5mm tolerance gap between sockets and plugs. İf you use a standart FDM 3D Printer with 0.4mm nozzle, it should perfectly fit. If it's a little loose, don’t worry. The main task of the plugs is to keep them stable and correctly oriented while you are pasting the parts.

--Recommended Printing Options--

I suggest that you have done tolerance and flow rate tests on your 3d printer before you start printing the model. I recommend minimum 3 walls and 20% or more infill rate for all parts. If the plugs and sockets have difficulties or do not enter each other, you could adjust your flow rate or could choose " exclusive " on slicing tolerance option

If you have any questions or requests, feel free to message me. I'll gladly help as much as i can.

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3D printing settings

I suggest that you have done tolerance and flow rate tests on your 3d printer before you start printing the model. I recommend minimum 3 walls and 20% or more infill rate for all parts. If the plugs and sockets have difficulties or do not enter each other, you could adjust your flow rate or could choose " exclusive " on slicing tolerance option