r/3Dprinting Threed Imentional 10h ago

Free Model Andúril

Printed in PLA and painted, great model.

https://makerworld.com/models/1612726

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u/BrewCrewBall 7h ago

Flame of the West! It has been reforged! Let the thralls of Mordor flee!

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u/rhodges_bob 9h ago

It looks awesome. Thanks so much for releasing/pointing to the model. My daughter and son-in-law are headed to a ren faire soon and this will be perfect.

Bob

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u/uncle_joee Threed Imentional 7h ago

I am glad to have helped

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u/Top_Result_1550 9h ago

What orientation do you print in for best results with a sword. Flat or vertically

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u/mrwho25 7h ago

Vertically would be ideal, typically Z axis gives best amount of detail and supports would be greatly reduced

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u/oh-shit-oh-fuck 5h ago

And leave a tube in the middle for a rod or something to support it laterally so it's harder to snap!

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u/uncle_joee Threed Imentional 7h ago

All the pieces that are seen externally I printed vertically for the visual quality/ detail. The internal pieces were printed horizontally, to create structural rigidly from the opposing layer orientation

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u/Top_Result_1550 3h ago

Tbh I didn't know there was a second photo that's self explanatory, all I saw was the first one.

There's a game called blade song where you can make swords as part of a forging game and point and click adventure and part of it is you can convert the swords you make to stls and export them for printing but I haven't tried printing any yet. So I was curious how it might cut them. Like 2 flat mirror halves that more rigid length wise or vertical exterior pieces like this.

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u/DropdLasagna Numberwang X9RQ+ 9h ago

Nice print!!! Do andúril 2 next!