3D Printable Damascus Steel Flamberg Dagger
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Personally designed dagger with unique flamberg blade forged of damascus steel, original guard, grip made of bone and stillized rosebud as pommel.
Model is in real world scale and about 30 cm long (blade 18.4 cm, hilt 11.4 cm) Geometry consists of quads and tris, with less than 20 tris.
Model is subdividable, with optimized topology. It keep original form after subdivision.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DK8oWNwqSU
There are three versions of model, identical in overall size and scale, but with different number of parts and some minor differences:
01. Plastic. Have two parts: Blade and Hilt. Can be printed with help of 3D printer which has at least 20x20 printing chamber and precision up to 150 mkm. After printing you are supposed to use glue to assemble a model.
Assembly Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd8FBGrK-ls
02. Simple metal. Have four parts: Blade, Guard, Grip and Pommel. This is for printing on CNC machines or advanced 3D printers, which can handle details up to 30cm long. After printing you are supposed to use glue to assemble model.
Assemby Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_oqwvg-Jww
03. Real Metal. Have five parts: Blade, Guard, Grip, Pommel and Screw. Can also be printed on CNC machines or advanced 3D printers, which printing chamber can handle models of 30cm long. To assemble model you use screw, which is standard Din 912 A2/A4 (diameter 2.5mm, length 20mm) bolt, and can be printed as well.
Assembly Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcNqPFBNwDA
http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/blend-designed-dagger-flamberg-damascus/1063438
https://www.sculpteo.com/en/s/alive-one/
Model is in real world scale and about 30 cm long (blade 18.4 cm, hilt 11.4 cm) Geometry consists of quads and tris, with less than 20 tris.
Model is subdividable, with optimized topology. It keep original form after subdivision.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DK8oWNwqSUThere are three versions of model, identical in overall size and scale, but with different number of parts and some minor differences:
01. Plastic. Have two parts: Blade and Hilt. Can be printed with help of 3D printer which has at least 20x20 printing chamber and precision up to 150 mkm. After printing you are supposed to use glue to assemble a model.
Assembly Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd8FBGrK-ls02. Simple metal. Have four parts: Blade, Guard, Grip and Pommel. This is for printing on CNC machines or advanced 3D printers, which can handle details up to 30cm long. After printing you are supposed to use glue to assemble model.
Assemby Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_oqwvg-Jww03. Real Metal. Have five parts: Blade, Guard, Grip, Pommel and Screw. Can also be printed on CNC machines or advanced 3D printers, which printing chamber can handle models of 30cm long. To assemble model you use screw, which is standard Din 912 A2/A4 (diameter 2.5mm, length 20mm) bolt, and can be printed as well.
Assembly Scheme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcNqPFBNwDAhttp://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/blend-designed-dagger-flamberg-damascus/1063438
https://www.sculpteo.com/en/s/alive-one/