Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Mira's Gok-Do Curved Blade lance.
Model by @Becofhearts

.stl format. Sliced for a 250mm tall printer, but many will fit shorter. The prop finishes at 91", but is made so the head can separate for travel. There are also alternate screw-apart pieces if you'd like to make it collapse.

Pole pieces are numbered in the order they go in, number 1 being the top of the pole and number 10 being the bottom. 

The lance assembles on a 3/8" dowel, cut 62" long.

The keys are printed separately for the blade and the blade bracket. Print 3 of the blade bracket key and 3 of the blade keys as well as 1 of the bottom key for the blade. The rings are printed separately for each assembly. 

91" too tall for you? 
- You can drop it to 77" by printing it at 85% scale. At this scale, you'll use a 5/16" rod cut 52.5" long for the inside.
- You can drop it to 62" by printing it at 67.5% scale. At this scale, you'll use a 1/4" rod cut 41.5" long for the inside.

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- Photos
- .STL files

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