Master sword sheath 3D for print
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This is the sheath that goes along with the Master Sword I created here: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/mas...ter-sword-full-size-legend-of-zelda
I created this sheath in Fusion 360 along with the sword. I printed this on my Robo 3D R1 using Hatchbox White PLA. The settings I used for this are listed below. The whole thing took about 14 hours to print.
Print Settings:
Layer Height: 0.3mm
Infill: 20%
Supports: No
Raft: No
Post-Processing:
Step 1: Print and Assemble. Print all the pieces out and use the keys provided to position everything correctly.
Step 2: Glue. Use Super Glue to glue all of the pieces in place. Let them sit until the glue completely sets up. We let ours sits for several days.
Step 3: Hide the seams. We used Loctite repair putty and just smeared it on the seams in order to cover them up.
Step 4: Sanding. Sand any rough spots and make sure to get the repair putty sanded down flush with the rest of the sheath.
Step 5: Prime. Apply a couple coats of plastic primer, letting it dry completely after each coat.
Step 6: Paint the blue sections. We used an airbrush for this, but any painting technique can be used.
Step 7: Paint the gold. Again, any technique can be used, but we went with a small painting sponge to give it a cool texture and allow for easy coverage on these big areas. Just dip the sponge in the paint and dab it all over the areas you want to paint.
Step 8: Apply some sort of finishing coat to it in order to protect it from damage to the paint.
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ChaosCoreTech3d model description
The sheath to go along with the sword!This is the sheath that goes along with the Master Sword I created here: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/mas...ter-sword-full-size-legend-of-zelda
I created this sheath in Fusion 360 along with the sword. I printed this on my Robo 3D R1 using Hatchbox White PLA. The settings I used for this are listed below. The whole thing took about 14 hours to print.
Print Settings:
Layer Height: 0.3mm
Infill: 20%
Supports: No
Raft: No
Post-Processing:
Step 1: Print and Assemble. Print all the pieces out and use the keys provided to position everything correctly.
Step 2: Glue. Use Super Glue to glue all of the pieces in place. Let them sit until the glue completely sets up. We let ours sits for several days.
Step 3: Hide the seams. We used Loctite repair putty and just smeared it on the seams in order to cover them up.
Step 4: Sanding. Sand any rough spots and make sure to get the repair putty sanded down flush with the rest of the sheath.
Step 5: Prime. Apply a couple coats of plastic primer, letting it dry completely after each coat.
Step 6: Paint the blue sections. We used an airbrush for this, but any painting technique can be used.
Step 7: Paint the gold. Again, any technique can be used, but we went with a small painting sponge to give it a cool texture and allow for easy coverage on these big areas. Just dip the sponge in the paint and dab it all over the areas you want to paint.
Step 8: Apply some sort of finishing coat to it in order to protect it from damage to the paint.
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