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Star Wars Lightsaber (Normal version)
Inspired by the Star Wars Lightsaber. This is a full scale Lightsaber in honor of Star Wars day! (And any other day for a bit of fun)
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This is the normal version, there's also a complex version made out of more than 14 pieces! Find it here: http://ultim.kr/1o1AOlE
This is the normal version which is made out of only a few pieces. Jacky, aka Valcrow, created this model for Ultimaker and wrote a guest blog about it. It's interesting to read because it shows the differences between the simple and complex version, tips & tricks on how to print it and also how to assemble it. Read it here: http://ultim.kr/1sXd3mF
Update! New blog written by Jacky about painting 3D prints, including a sweet video tutorial: http://ultim.kr/1nsrl64
Model is hand painted by Valcrow from http://redicubricks.com
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- Printed on:
- Creality CR-10S
- Result:
- Came out perfect. Broke the tip of the clip off on the pommel so beware it is fragile. I would also recommend printing the Pin with a higher wall count and/or infill since it will require a bit of force to tighten. I can say from experience that the few extra minutes is well worth the alternative of digging out the broken halves from the Grip and Pommel
Hi Marc,
Unfortunately, this was not created in solidworks so there are no solid modelling 'source' files. You can use the STL files as reference however.
Hi, we're a group of students from Spain, and we would like to use your lightsaber design for a SolidWorks project. If you could provide us the plans of the different pieces of the lightsaber you would help us a lot. Thanks! Awesome design.
How did he get the blade attached did he glue it or something.
@infiniTTTy Nice compilation! and awesome R2 for being a good sport.
Here's a link an album my progress of the printing / painting / weathering. I hope you all enjoy it! http://imgur.com/a/wpvXs
Is it possible to print at 0.2? I wasn't able to make things fit at that resolution
Good point, I was only doing 2 perimeters with a .4 nozzle, for next part ill bump this back up to 3 or more
You could increase number of perimeters (shell thickness) instead of infill. That will give it more strength than more infill and more efficient on materials.
What infil are people using for this?
Just put the grip and emitter together and snapped off the end by mistake, only at 15% infil wonder if I should have gone higher or just been less clumsy!
P.S. amazing model, looks very good quality