saber stand 3d models

... Revolutionized. ...Nuff Said, Period. This game-changing Saber Stand is specifically designed to house the hilt of the iconic FX Vader, but it's equally adept at supporting the GreyJedi sabers that I've meticulously modelled (check them out here).

This is a stand made specifically for the Custom Lightsaber #2 by jasonramey. ...Definitely check out that lightsaber model!

Very Basic Saber Stand for the Ancient Armory Zweihander Saber. ...Part should be printed twice to properly hold Saber.

Display your tools of the trade on this Ultra Light Saber Stand! Print main body. Mirror. print again! 3 supports. Glue together. ...Enjoy!

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/

My first take on DanielJosvai's Light saber stand. ...only changing the insignia

The exclusive saber stand is perfectly designed to hold the iconic Phoenix Props Ben Solo lightsaber upright and secure. This specialized stand ensures a sturdy base for your valuable collectible, preventing it from toppling over or getting damaged...

A display stand for a bladeless Saber. ... And also the second style.

Very basic two part stand I designed for the Ancient Armory Zweihander Saber. Print the file twice to properly hold the saber. ...

I required a straightforward, standard desktop lightsaber stand that could comfortably hold a saber hilt up to 1 3/4 inches or 45 millimeters in diameter. I sought something robust yet had it designed with holes to minimize printing time while...

As many stick vaper enthusiasts know, they are notorious for tipping over and with the bubble glass in place, it's a recipe for disaster with a cracked glass.\r\n\r\nThat's why I've crafted this stand to ensure your Saber stays upright and...

This display showcases a versatile light saber design that accommodates various props due to its modular nature. I have optimized the files for printing with minimal support requirements, allowing for flexibility in part count tailored to your...

As I work through the initial design phase, I wanted to share with you that I designed these props specifically for my buddy who recently got into collecting light saber sets - they look quite striking, don't they? Right now, there's a slight issue...

... To counter this issue, I added a bottom plate for stability. The stand and base were glued together. If you have an alternative method for securing the stand in place, you can use that instead. ...The design looks better without the base attached.

This is a custom stand for a lightsaber I crafted for a friend, featuring a unique design that holds the internal electronics securely at the top and the hilt firmly in place at the bottom. The top component boasts a 41mm radius on its left-hand...

When I printed the Peace & Justice light saber stand, the back side (with all of the supports) was pretty rough. I imported the .stl file, sliced it into 3 parts, and exported each piece individually. The three pieces need a little bit of super...

This stand was designed with lightsabers from Ultrasabers.com in mind. ...This one is meant for sabers with more extravagant emitter guards, though a standard saber will fit just fine.

... ...So, I created an alternative stand that securely holds the saber upright and features a clip (attached to the wall with double-sided tape) to keep the blade in place. The clip can also be adorned with a logo. ...The base already has a logo on it.

The new stand is specifically designed to hold the saber upright and features a clip that can be attached to the wall using double-sided tape. This allows the user to keep the blade securely in place while still allowing for easy display. One of...

The sword version is for holding swords with symmetric crossguards. The saber version has the cutout angled so that it supports the sabers with the offset center of gravity.

My stand holds the saber upright and has a clip to hold the blade in place when stuck to the wall. A logo can be glued onto the top of the clip, while the base already features one. ... Print Settings Printer: DRT-HanBot Rafts: No Supports: No ...

This is my latest redesign for of DanielJosvai's original stand allowing the placement of both of Ahsoka's Hilts in one design.

This is a stand I threw together in solid-works to display my printed Dark Saber. The stand consists of two arms and a base. ...The arms fit very snuggly and may require some sanding to jam into the display but once they are in, they are definitely...

I crafted this enigmatic phrase for a bespoke lightsaber that my friend and I designed together, utilizing reinforced structures to add stability. The text itself represents the ancient Jedi tongue of Aurebesh, imbuing it with mystical connotations.

This is an alternative to the thing at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2732292. ...I designed it as a companion for my one-of-a-kind, custom-made Sith-inspired lightsaber.

Humans strive to maintain a precise separation of 80 millimeters between each branching limb. Meanwhile, the diameter of these limbs measures exactly 33 millimeters. ...May cosmic balance forever guide our endeavors.

<p>This is modeled after the lightsaber holder in the Jedi fallen order game when you go to customize your lightsaber. ...Not an exact but close to what is seen there.</p><p>It does require supports to print correctly.</p>

A miniature display case showcasing two glowing lightsabers is easily assembled using just four M5 screws.

After creating Tez_Gelmir's ice saber on Thingiverse, I required a stand. I utilized jcarolinares's logo design and attached it together then punched three holes in it approximately the size of the tubes for the ice sabers. Additionally, I...