Collapsing Dagger

5.2K downloads · 5 years ago · This collapsing dagger is designed to be printed as one part. Its only 130mm high when printed and t

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This collapsing dagger is designed to be printed as one part. Its only 130mm high when printed and the blade extends to 260mm long

Its designed to be printed with a ,4mm nozzle, with a line thickness of .43 so the blade will be two shells thick.

I added a second version with a built in brim on the center blade.

Detailed printing instructions can be found on my website

If you have any issues printing, check out my troubleshooting video. If you want to see the history of these swords check out this video.

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Discussions

tintle22 years ago

Snalkan5 months ago

please make versions of your swords with more clearence i cannot print them

3dprintingworld4 months ago

There is already .35mm of clearance though...

LazyViking4 years ago

I would love to see a detachable blade/hilt cap variant of this one. Of all the collapsable blade models, this is the most popular in my household and the one that most often binds after printing. I can get it to around a 50/50 shot of the blades not binding when I print below 30mm speed, but I haven't been able to find any flow or temp settings that seem to affect this chance at all.

Aside from the ease of replacing a single blade segment(and ideally being able to print in vase mode), This would be a lot easier to avoid the binding problems entirely and replace the inevitably broken blade segments. Awesome model aside from that. Nicely done.

3dprintingworld4 years ago

Its on the todo list!