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Collapsing Scottish Claymore (Print-In-Place)

This sword is designed to be printed all as one part. 

This is my take on a collapsing William Wallace’s Scottish Claymore. Not only is it ridiculously large but I also added another blade segment so it extends even farther.  Its prints at 320mm tall but it extends to 1530mm long! 

Full disclosure… I have not printed this version of this sword.  It is BIG, and uses a lot of filament. If a blade segment breaks its not possible to replace it.  Personally, I would suggest printing the Replaceable Blade Version that is available to my Clubs members. 

Supports are not required, for best results use a .4mm nozzle. I would not advise scaling it down. Find detailed instructions on how to print collapsing swords on my website. If this is your first time printing, I would suggest you try the test print first. If you have issues printing, consider the replaceable blade version.  It allows you to print the blades separately in vase mode. 

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Collapsing Scottish Claymore (Print-In-Place)

by 3D Printing World · original on Printables ↗

Toys & Games / Other Toys & Games

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License: Standard Digital File License

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  • William Wallace-PNP.stlDEFAULT

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    Prints on: A1 mini 0.4PLA

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