shadowbreakre
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Boy and Girls of every age, wouldn't you like to see something strange? Well here it is , a 3D printable Decisive Pumpkin Keyblade From Kingdom hearts. This was more of a challenge than I anticipated, but it was a lot of fun to work on and one of my favorite keyblades. Not my best renders but since this is for 3d printing I hope no one minds.
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-Each of the blade pieces have a ring to indicate the top side of that piece. This is the side you attach to the next piece
-With the exception of the pieces with obvious arches, none of the pieces should require supports
-Antlers and Skull are cut in halve so you will need to print 2 of the skull and 4 of the anlters for both sides
-Tie a green ribbon where jack's hat meets the blade.
-Due to the awkward shape of the blade the peg holes may not be centered or be skewed. this is intentional and the pieces should fit together fine
-Also due ot the awkward shape and number of segments, this creates many stress points. I recommend using and Epoxy Adhesive like J-B Weld.
I also recommend going low on the infill for the blade parts and adding more to the pegs, this will reduce the weight at the stress points
-For the keychain you can just use generic pumpkin and Dimond shape beads.
Kingdom Hearts - Decisive Pumpkin Keyblade by BreakerboxCosplay
Update 3/25/21: Added an .STL of Jack_Head piece. if you are using Cura opening this. for what ever reason cura doesn't like the .obj. I also recommend just using prusaslicer instead, it's free, opensource, and just better in everyway. Boy and Girls of every age, wouldn't you like to see...
www.thingiverse.com
-Each of the blade pieces have a ring to indicate the top side of that piece. This is the side you attach to the next piece
-With the exception of the pieces with obvious arches, none of the pieces should require supports
-Antlers and Skull are cut in halve so you will need to print 2 of the skull and 4 of the anlters for both sides
-Tie a green ribbon where jack's hat meets the blade.
-Due to the awkward shape of the blade the peg holes may not be centered or be skewed. this is intentional and the pieces should fit together fine
-Also due ot the awkward shape and number of segments, this creates many stress points. I recommend using and Epoxy Adhesive like J-B Weld.
I also recommend going low on the infill for the blade parts and adding more to the pegs, this will reduce the weight at the stress points
-For the keychain you can just use generic pumpkin and Dimond shape beads.
