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Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
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Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files] 3D Files cosplay DangerousLadies
Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Edenmorn White Mage Cane.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows) and Cole Nielsen (@_craftcentric)

.stl format. Sliced for a 250mm x 250mm print bed. Finishes at approximately 60" end to end.

There are three versions included. 

No matter which version you print, I suggest printing with very thick walls and a high infill to give it strength. The wreath prints flat in segments so it should be quite strong no matter what. 

The wreaths all have slots in them to insert clear acrylic dowels to support the "floating" bloom. These dowels go in after assembling and painting, and also allow the centre bloom to be removed if you don't want to glue the acrylic rods permanently in place. These are 1/4" dowels, 

Gems print separately.

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The main version is the SOLID WREATH VERSION v2. This is the version in the main folder's renders. It's the easiest version to make. It is sliced so that the flowers print separately, making for easy painting and fewer seams to bodyshop, and the handle has slots for 3/8" hex couplers so you can use a 3/8" threaded rod to make it disassemble from the head, neck and pommel. It has keys you can use instead of the couplers if you don't want it to break down, or want to limit how many places it breaks down in.

Hardware required:
- 1x 48.25" threaded rod; you will need to put breaks in this to preference depending on where you want it to break up.
- 6x 3/8" hex couplers, 45mm (depending on number of breaks, this could be x2 or x4 instead)

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The secondary version is the HOLLOW WREATH VERSION. It has a hollow channel inside the wreath so lights can be run through. It is a little bulkier with a 9mm channel run through it for LEDs to run through. (Or wire, if you simply wish to make it very strong.) This piece will be fragile and needs to be treated with care, but you can still use thicker walls. If you are printing it in transparent filament to light it up, this will still let light pass through it; the thick walls are a good thing because it will diffuse the LEDS so you don't get hot spots. I suggest printing a piece or two with different settings to make sure you get the shine you want.
Hardware required:
- 1x 1/4" acrylic rod, 11" long
- 2x 1/4" acrylic rod, 7.75" (support for the hanging bloom)
- 1x 3/4" dowel, 39" long (main handle)

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The third version is the RETIRED V1, which is a solid version of the hollow wreath version with fewer support branches. It is called Retired because the present SOLID WREATH VERSION is a full rebuild of it; I've included it only for preference and reference.
Hardware required:
- 1x 1/4" acrylic rod, 11" long
- 2x 1/4" acrylic rod, 7.75" (support for the hanging bloom)
- 1x 3/4" dowel, 39" long (main handle)




Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

Please do not redistribute or resell. Intended for personal use only. Commercial use must buy a new copy for each item produced.

Feel free to tag us to show us what you print and make! We love to see finished works.

DANGEROUSLADIES.CA
https://bsky.app/profile/dangerousladies.ca
http://instagram.com/thedangerousladies

Edenmorn White Mage Cane [3D Print Files]

SKU: 51454833951037
$25.00
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Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Edenmorn White Mage Cane.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows) and Cole Nielsen (@_craftcentric)

.stl format. Sliced for a 250mm x 250mm print bed. Finishes at approximately 60" end to end.

There are three versions included. 

No matter which version you print, I suggest printing with very thick walls and a high infill to give it strength. The wreath prints flat in segments so it should be quite strong no matter what. 

The wreaths all have slots in them to insert clear acrylic dowels to support the "floating" bloom. These dowels go in after assembling and painting, and also allow the centre bloom to be removed if you don't want to glue the acrylic rods permanently in place. These are 1/4" dowels, 

Gems print separately.

______

The main version is the SOLID WREATH VERSION v2. This is the version in the main folder's renders. It's the easiest version to make. It is sliced so that the flowers print separately, making for easy painting and fewer seams to bodyshop, and the handle has slots for 3/8" hex couplers so you can use a 3/8" threaded rod to make it disassemble from the head, neck and pommel. It has keys you can use instead of the couplers if you don't want it to break down, or want to limit how many places it breaks down in.

Hardware required:
- 1x 48.25" threaded rod; you will need to put breaks in this to preference depending on where you want it to break up.
- 6x 3/8" hex couplers, 45mm (depending on number of breaks, this could be x2 or x4 instead)

-----

The secondary version is the HOLLOW WREATH VERSION. It has a hollow channel inside the wreath so lights can be run through. It is a little bulkier with a 9mm channel run through it for LEDs to run through. (Or wire, if you simply wish to make it very strong.) This piece will be fragile and needs to be treated with care, but you can still use thicker walls. If you are printing it in transparent filament to light it up, this will still let light pass through it; the thick walls are a good thing because it will diffuse the LEDS so you don't get hot spots. I suggest printing a piece or two with different settings to make sure you get the shine you want.
Hardware required:
- 1x 1/4" acrylic rod, 11" long
- 2x 1/4" acrylic rod, 7.75" (support for the hanging bloom)
- 1x 3/4" dowel, 39" long (main handle)

----

The third version is the RETIRED V1, which is a solid version of the hollow wreath version with fewer support branches. It is called Retired because the present SOLID WREATH VERSION is a full rebuild of it; I've included it only for preference and reference.
Hardware required:
- 1x 1/4" acrylic rod, 11" long
- 2x 1/4" acrylic rod, 7.75" (support for the hanging bloom)
- 1x 3/4" dowel, 39" long (main handle)




Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

Please do not redistribute or resell. Intended for personal use only. Commercial use must buy a new copy for each item produced.

Feel free to tag us to show us what you print and make! We love to see finished works.

DANGEROUSLADIES.CA
https://bsky.app/profile/dangerousladies.ca
http://instagram.com/thedangerousladies

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