3d print light saber

This model is a chassis for a Graflex light saber. It was designed to fit inside a TGS replica, using the TGS aluminum blade holder. I mounted the chassis to the blade holder using threaded rod and nuts. I had to grind down the sides of the nuts...

Completely unique saber hilt I designed about a year ago. ...Inspired by a variety of jedi but no single one in particular.

Blue Light saber from Obi-Wan Kenobi, designed in real-size on SolidWoks

However, my main goal was to experiment with Physically Based Rendering (PBR) in Beat Saber, as I couldn't find much information online regarding its feasibility. Despite my efforts, I ultimately failed to integrate it into the game because I believe...

Another completely unique saber hilt I designed. I named it Rose due to the nozzle being inspired by a rose bud. ...I love the intricacy to this model and I hope everyone else can enjoy just the same!

... system allows for hundreds of configurations, ranging from Yoda's iconic lightsaber to Darth Maul's infamous blade. Check out this comprehensive video showcasing the assembly and action sequence of our crossguard saber: https://vimeo.com/113298946

I hastily crafted a makeshift saber stand out of boredom at the office. Check it out and be sure to give credit! Scaled up to 10 inches in length. ... https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Arts-Crafts-Store/Sevatar-of-the-8th-Legion-103485497717833/

Second installment of the highly anticipated saber collection, consisting of 11 detachable components designed with effortless assembly in mind. ...The sleek and lightweight design features a hollow core, providing ample space for customizing the...

Crafting custom switches requires precise components like 10mm x 5mm dome buttons, specifically designed to work seamlessly with Z9ld's innovative modular saber setup. ...A small number of these high-quality buttons are needed to ensure smooth and...

... Star Wars, designed in three distinct parts. ...The type of saber displayed on the lamp is engraved in transparent Z-Glass, presented vertically. ...The other components, made of ABS, are securely fastened together using a convenient clip mechanism.

the first 4 parts have been created to be assembled with small neodymium magnet (10 mm diameter 2 mm thick) which allows to have a solid saber handle but very easily dismantled. the last 3 parts (spade and battery block) can be easily glued to the...

In the end, this saber proved too weak even to stand upright, so it was modified to appear as if it had fallen in the snow on Hoth using polystyrene foam in the final image. ...The build with claws on the left is a simpler version that can be found at...

A satisfactory depiction of Luke's second lightsaber is presented in this model; however, certain sections could have been more intricate. ...Nonetheless, it is well-suited for 3D printing purposes.

Here is a light sabre-toothed pick designed specifically for snacking alongside your trusty Millennium Falcon candy dispenser.

... free for anyone to use in their projects. ...It's got around 270 thousand triangles, so it should be pretty detailed. If someone wants to get adventurous, they might even be able to print it out with a 3D printer after some cleaning and tweaking.

I printed the pieces in the right colors, assembled, then coated it with XTC-3D which bonded everything together very well and gives a nice smooth shiny finish. If I were to do it again I would do a little more sanding and be a little more careful...

Lightsaber name tag shaped like Obi-Wan's lightsaber.Customisable with your name on the light blade.2 Separate parts. ...May require glue/bonding agent to stick together.

As makers, our curiosity got the better of us, and we set out to recreate this "crossguard" design using our collective 3D printing expertise. The Star Wars sequence was shrouded in mystery, with a lack of details about the mysterious sword, leaving...

Here is a Lightsaber warning sign. The SVG is adobe illustrator editable, but also in separate layers, as are the STL in solid form, and separate parts. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution:...

Print Settings Printer Brand Robo 3D Printer R1 PLA Model Rafts Yes Supports Yes Resolution .2mm Infill .25% Notes Lightsaber blades print better when rafts are used and there's no support material on the laser parts. The laser parts should be...

... weapon the lightsaber is. ...Now, you can create a mini version using a flashlight from Harbor Freight at http://www.harborfreight.com/3-12-in-9-led-mini-flashlight-69052.html This two-piece design lets you switch to any color of light you prefer.

I suggest printing it upright with a sturdy base.

However, I like to cut down on waste and time if possible, so I recommend printing the base with supports and then cutting up the supports and putting them inside instead of the peas. The blade and the base are a snug fit, but I still recommend...

... of Cycles make it easy to produce stunning visuals with minimal details. As a result, this low-poly model is not limited by texture maps or unnecessary details, ensuring a seamless 3D printing experience with no compromise on visual impact.

print the "lame.stl" twice and assemble the parts with M5 nuts and long screws

I use it to hang my lightsabers on the wall. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: SeeMeCNC Printer: Rostock MAX Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 100% Notes: Printed with ABS and MatterControl 1.6

Lightsaber cuz i was bored I printed it in one half at a time, then glued them together

... Replicator Z18. ...I carefully designed this project in Tinkercad before printing it out. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator Z18 Raft Options: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 or 0.1 mm Infill Density: 5%

This luminescence is achieved through the subtle use of microscopic crystals, carefully arranged to refract and reflect the surrounding light in a mesmerizing display of color and pattern. The guard, fashioned from a single piece of gleaming...

We've made progress so far, but printing it remains elusive – I firmly believe that innovative engineering can make it a reality.