Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Mori Calliope's Scythe.
Model by Cole Nielsen (@_craftcentric)

.stl format. Finishes with a blade 43" long, with a handle 72" long. Sliced for a printer 220mm tall, but will fit larger.

Notes on Parts:

• Blade has 7 segments and 6 different keys
• Blade carrier has 5 segments and 2 identical keys
• Handle has 7 segments and 6 identical keys
• Blade and blade carrier should be glued together
• Blade and handle attach with 1-4/20 bolt, 1” long, and matching nut. The bolt tightens a "bolt hub" construction that can be closed/tightened without a tool being necessary. This means you can remove the blade from the handle for travel/storage easily.
• Alternate key sizes for blade keys are included if you prefer looser keys or your printer isn't finely tuned.

The handle should be printed durably with thick walls and a high infill for support and better survival, as the shape does not allow for an internal dowel.

Assembly Order:

• Blade pieces will need to be keyed from smallest to biggest, fit will be tight for durability.
• Use the largest blade section to sandwich the blade carrier together when assembling it; fit should be snug
• Carrier spikes need to go in last
• Handle assembly can happen in any order
• Handle and blade can be attached with the bolt caps from either side using something flat to turn the bolt caps; the included bolt cover can do it but has a low profile so you may prefer to use a tool and then just pop the bolt cover in after to hide the bolt.

Files include:

• Photos
• .STL files

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