Katar - Indian push dagger 3D print model

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Katar, a distinctive Indian push dagger, first emerged in the 14th century as a formidable hand-held companion. Designed with a straightforward thrust identical to punching, its functionality belied a surprisingly effective design. Certain blades boast thickened tips capable of breaching mail and even plate armor with relative ease. Subsequently, these sleek daggers transitioned into ornate creations, incorporating precious metals and glittering gemstones for their visual appeal. As revered objects, they found themselves employed in ceremonial contexts and awarded as prized tokens to competitors in high-stakes challenges. Here stands a large-scale (550x140x20mm) replica of the katar, complete with STL files encompassing not only the dagger itself but also its sleek sheath. These files have been judiciously split along their respective planes for enhanced 3D printing accessibility, showcasing perfect symmetry on both sides. If you're unsure about any aspect or feature, please don't hesitate to reach out; all comments and suggestions are welcome and appreciated.