Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Sciel's Scielson scythe.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Cut for printers 250mm tall, but I've included whole versions for people who'd like to cut their own. Finishes at 72" end to end.

This one includes built in screw hardware so it breaks down into three pieces; if you don't want it to screw apart, you can just glue those parts together like any other joint. The reason I did it this way is because I felt like the twisting and turning angles of the handle would make it very hard for people to design in their own breaks for travel, so this should streamline the process. 

I suggest printing everything with decent walls (2-3) and an infill around 10%, but if you don't mind the weight, 3-4 and 15% would be much stronger.

Assembles on a variety of hardware, which can be wooden dowels or aluminum rods for less weight and added strength (and added price lol). 

Upper Blade 
2x 1/4” dowel, cut 17.25” long
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 10.5” long
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 3.25” long
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 5.75” long

Handle
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 10” long
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 11.5” long
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 6.25” long

Lower Blade
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 6.5” long
1x 1/2” dowel, cut 17” long
2x 1/4” dowel, cut 11” long

Sciel's scythe is quite detailed paint-wise, but texturally has nothing to offer other than scratches on the head –– a thing that is done manually far better than 3D modelling them in, once you consider body shopping! I'm hoping to add files later for the decals when we have better reference, but those will just be pdf files to use as stencils/templates, it will not change the model at all.

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

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