Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Eleos Sword
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Finishes at 68". Pre-sliced for printing on a 250mm tall bed.

This is modelled to light up, so the blade, gems and gold inlays are hollow. This you'll want to print with durable walls, and possibly laminate the inside of the print with a clear epoxy to strengthen the seams. I suggest Epoxacoat by Smooth-On; work in small, thin layers.

There are two versions of the blade: one with no extra support, and one with extra support. The one with no extra support will be much more delicate, but you'll have way more room for LEDs and other electronics. The supported version can still use LEDs, you'll just have to work around a big center spire where the pipe runs through.

It assembles on a 1" PVC pipe. Cut it 41" for the extra support blade or 21.5" for the no support blade.

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