Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Lance of Longinus.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Finishes at 78” from end to end and is sliced for printers 300mm tall.

I suggest printing this with very thick walls, like 2.0 to 3.0mm. It’s long and skinny and will really benefit from really durable walls to survive travel, posing, etc. There are also joints for every handle seam; they are technically optional but add a ton of strength.

It is designed to assemble on a 1/4” steel rod. You can use unthreaded if you want, but threaded will let you make it collapsible for travel, as I have included joints at every break to install long hex nuts so the parts can thread together. These should have a diameter of 12mm and a depth of 22mm. The hex nuts and the joints use the identical shape so wherever you don’t put a joint, you can put a hex nut, or vice versa. (The head has its own joint, though, as it’s a bit shorter; I do not recommend putting a break there.)

You’ll need the following hardware:
- Steel rod (threaded or unthreaded) 1/4” x 49.5” for the handle.
- Steel rod (unthreaded) 1/4” x 17.75” x2 for the tines.
- Hex nuts as needed; if you want it to break down into 2 parts, you’ll need 2, if you want it to break down in 3, you’ll need 4, 4 parts needs 6, etc. Two bolts per break.


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