Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for G'raha Tia's Scion staff.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Cut for printing on a 200mm or 230mm or 300mm tall printer. Finishes at 70" proportionally, but you can make it longer or shorter by simply extending the dowel/handle.

The head is hollow, so you can print it with a transparent filament and then install lights inside. One of the side pieces on the crystal comes off on magnets so you can access the innards. The diamond-shaped access hatch is a diamond, about 2.5" by 1.5" wide. It has two magnet slots, 1/4" diameter, but the slots for them are extremely thin.

The all variants of the staff other than the collapsible version assemble on a 1.25" diameter dowel, cut 46" long. You can also switch the dowel out for a 1" ID PVC pipe by printing the file at 107% scale, but then your printer will need to be slightly taller than 300mm!

This file includes versions where the crystal is separate from the head, and versions where the gems aren't attached to the body so you can print/cast them separately. The "best choice" version is my personal favourite cut but needs a 300mm tall printer to print if you want the seamless crystal; you can always use the Separate version's split crystal for shorter printers, though, you'll just have a seam.

NEW June 27th 2025: I've added a collapsible version. This version is made to screw apart. There is a slot down the middle for a 3/8" or 8mm dowel for strength, but you may also choose to leave it open to run electronics down to the bottom to make the gem light up. It collapses into four parts, so it can fit in a small suitcase; the longest part of the four is 24".

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