spartan blade

myminifactory

Hello friends! This stunning design was born from my passion for historical weapons. While reading a book on the subject, I was struck by the craftsmanship that goes into creating these magnificent pieces of art. The dedication, concentration, and focus required to bring them to life is truly inspiring. I want to pay tribute to those who have dedicated their lives to crafting these beautiful weapons, not only for their functionality but also for the impact they can have on our world. This design is a testament to their creativity and skill. Please note that this is not an original replica, but rather a unique interpretation of a historical weapon. It still retains some essential details, such as pointed spikes, which add to its overall charm. You can print this model in either flat or standing position, but I highly recommend printing it flat for the best results. To achieve optimal quality, gently rub the finished product with sandpaper. Today, I'm excited to share my design of a Spartan blade with some creative twists. By transforming a deadly weapon into a stylish keychain, I hope to inspire young craftsmen and women to experiment with their skills. If you're interested in printing this model, please note that it's quite large, so be prepared for a bigger-than-usual keychain. To ensure the best possible results, I've included my recommended print settings: * Quality: Set your printer to 0.15 or 0.1 mm, depending on your preference. * Fill density: Choose either 25% or 30%, as this is not a functional part and should be fine. * Filament size: Use any filament with a diameter of 1.75 mm – it won't make a difference in the final product. For printing software, I highly recommend using Cura, as all my designs have been thoroughly tested for compatibility. If you have any questions or concerns about this model or design, please don't hesitate to reach out below. Happy 3D printing and designing!