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

.stl format. Finishes at 24" open; quite large! Presliced for printing on a 220mm bed but I've included whole versions of the blades for people with giant printers.

There's three versions within, which are somewhat mix and match:
- OPEN version with the blades splayed open and the handle splayed open
- CLOSED version with the blades closed and the handle straight
- CONVERTIBLE version with the blades on magnet slots so you can move the position of the blades. This is experimental, I think it would be a little fragile/easy to knock around without very strong magnets. This version needs 28 magnets, all 4mm wide (or 1/8"). The handle also doesn't properly convert; you need to make both the open and closed handle and swap them out.

The lower crossguard and upper cross guards are mix-and-match, so if you wanted to do a CONVERTIBLE upper with a CLOSED lower, or any other combination, you can do that.

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