Replica Meteor Hammer

Replica Meteor Hammer

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Entire project was done in mm. When printing the two sides, I found I could make the thing fit in the print bay if I set it to a 45 or 225 degree angle. When at that angle, it was able to fit in a 5.6 x 5.6 x 5.6 inch print bay. The one with the flat side up will need to be turned over so that the flat side is down when it prints. There are two sets of pins because one of the middle_pins broke off in the slot for me. So I bored it out and used a slightly thinner pin in its place. Really, the thicker pin should work, but you need to be patient and sand the flat end of the pin round. So that the pin has two round ends. Mine snapped off cause I got impatient and attempted to hammer it into place. Assembling the hammer is easy, just put a pin into both slots of Meteor_hammer_side_a or side_b. Then apply glue to the flat surface and put the two sides together so that the pins also insert into the second side's holes. Not included is the cord you'll need. It gets tied around the ring at the top of the hammer. I've not attempted to swing it around, but you're welcome to try. I also printed the hammer on high quality, (thinner print layers), but with a fill of only 10%. I did it cause I'm running out of print, but it also helps with the weight of this thing.

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