light saber stand 3d models

To securely hold sabers upright or slightly angled, attach them using round head #8 screws. The cup portion must be firmly screwed to a solid surface. I successfully printed these holders with TGlass and they appear remarkably robust. For added...

the first 4 parts have been created to be assembled with small neodymium magnet (10 mm diameter 2 mm thick) which allows to have a solid saber handle but very easily dismantled. the last 3 parts (spade and battery block) can be easily glued to the...

... The D-ring belt clip utilizes the same modified backplate as the Covertec belt clip, capable of holding at least 4 pounds when printed with a 20% infill and a .12mm layer height. Galaxy edge sabers typically weigh around 2 pounds more than this.

... system allows for hundreds of configurations, ranging from Yoda's iconic lightsaber to Darth Maul's infamous blade. Check out this comprehensive video showcasing the assembly and action sequence of our crossguard saber: https://vimeo.com/113298946

Here is a light sabre-toothed pick designed specifically for snacking alongside your trusty Millennium Falcon candy dispenser.

Lightsaber name tag shaped like Obi-Wan's lightsaber.Customisable with your name on the light blade.2 Separate parts. ...May require glue/bonding agent to stick together.

... weapon the lightsaber is. ...Now, you can create a mini version using a flashlight from Harbor Freight at http://www.harborfreight.com/3-12-in-9-led-mini-flashlight-69052.html This two-piece design lets you switch to any color of light you prefer.

This luminescence is achieved through the subtle use of microscopic crystals, carefully arranged to refract and reflect the surrounding light in a mesmerizing display of color and pattern. The guard, fashioned from a single piece of gleaming...

With numerous 3D printable lightsabers already available online, we decided to create one that would stand out from the crowd - a fully customizable model that would allow users to experiment with countless configurations. Our innovative modular...

I designed this rattle for my own kid to give him a cool rattle that would make him stand out in the crowd, and now yours can too. This is a digital download for your 3D printer in STL format. Prop size: 1.58mm tall, 3.1mm wide The file comes in...

A subtle LED strip along the length of the hilt glows with an eerie blue light, pulsing in sync with the user's heartbeat. The blade itself is a marvel of engineering, crafted from a rare, high-carbon steel alloy that can withstand immense heat and...

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

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The Stand for the Saber Tooth was not printing well and kinda sucked so i took the nice T-Rex one and modified it to the Saber Tooth.

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

The 'solid' light saber offers more stability and strength than its collapsible counterpart. It works fine in PLA but may require increased infill when using PETG to avoid stiffness in the screw threads. Two middle and top sections make a...

I'm providing this alternative stand as a replacement for the original saber tank, as some users may not have received one with their purchase or might be experiencing issues with theirs.

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 a sturdy stand for the sleek saber, engineered to seamlessly integrate with 3mm or 1/8-inch thick wood. ...The design is adaptable and could potentially be efficiently produced using 3D printing technology, although I haven't experimented with...

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...

I customized the impressive T-Rex model, modifying it to perfectly resemble the powerful Saber Tooth with high-quality prints that exceeded expectations.

280mm Obi Won Kenobi light saber.

Immersive Light Saber Training Takes Center Stage in Virtual Reality

This is a hanger / wall mount to mount your light sabers horizontal on a wall. There are 2 versions, the normal one should fit any standard round shaped saber. ... The long version has an elongated hook section to allow you to mount larger sabers, or...

After scouring hundreds of online light sabers without finding one that sparked excitement to build, I decided to design my own, Project SLS. With over 140 intricately detailed parts, this custom light saber can be easily disassembled for display...

... If you wish to dual extrude using two different colors - one for the blade and one for the handle - simply use the individual Light Saber Handle and Light Saber Blade files and group them with your slicing engine (Simplify3D is a popular choice).

A 3D printable Darth Maul's light saber from star wars.The print uses threads to connect separate parts for ease of printing. ...The inside of the hilt is also a funnel so a 3D printed blade can slip in and create a working light saber toy.

To be honest, I was really digging the original style but realized if you hang the saber higher than eye level, the stand blocks out part of the Light Saber's view. That's why I remade this one specifically designed for mounting directly to the wall...

... hilt effects that evoke an otherworldly essence. Shining beacons, shining sabers shine brightly within our reality. A spectacular blend of science and art converges in this extraordinary light, where futuristic ideals harmonize beautifully.

Added display a stand on 4/3/21 Added screw heads to emitter for looks, adjusted diameter of the switch, added a second choice for the end cap 4/4/21 The blades are from 3DPRINTINGWORLDS fine Collapsing Light Saber...