Templar Sword

english 3D Print of a Templar Sword This 3D-printed Templar sword, approximately 88 cm in length, is an impressive decorative piece composed of multiple segments, providing an interesting challenge for experienced printers. Design and Print Specifications Total Length: Approximately 88 cm Blade Segments: The blade is divided into 4 segments, printed vertically. Material: Best suited for Silk-PLA, matte PLA, and ABS. Nozzle Size: 0.4 mm Layer Height: 0.2 mm for high detail Infill: 20-30% for a good balance between stability and weight Wall Thickness: 2-3 layers for sufficient strength Printing Instructions Print Position: The blade segments are printed vertically, which is economical as no extra support is needed, but it requires perfect conditions for filament and bed adhesion. Print Chamber: A closed chamber is recommended to ensure stable conditions. Monitoring: The print should be closely monitored to catch any issues early. Handle and Guard: These parts, as well as the connectors, are less problematic and fit all on one print plate. They are placed close together and secured with small connectors to minimize vibrations. Printer Compatibility Suitable Printers: Closed printers with a stable print chamber Bed Slinger Printers: Not necessarily suitable if printed in the described position. Post-Processing and Assembly Blade Segments: After printing, assemble the blade segments and glue them together for extra stability. Handle and Guard: Simply snap these parts together. The guard fits precisely onto the handle, and the connectors ensure a stable structure. Finishing: To achieve the best appearance and stability, smooth out the glued areas and any unevenness. Recommendations Material Choice: Use Silk-PLA for a shiny finish, matte PLA for a subdued look, and ABS for higher durability. STEP File: The STEP file is provided in case anyone wants to develop a better solution in a print profile. Usage Decoration: The finished sword is an imposing decorative piece that loo