Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Rollo's Staff.
Models by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Finishes 73" long, cut for printers 250mm tall. You can make it taller or shorter by simply adjusting the length of the handle it slots onto.

The staff assembles on a 52" long 1" dowel. It also needs two 1.25" dowels (3/8" diameter) for the bell's structure to attach to.

There's a number of things to keep in mind here:
- The flowers all print separately. They print largely flat backed with some support so they aren't toooo tricky to print, but play with your support settings and see what works.
- The bell's dangle can be suspended from the inside of the bell with a screw eye and some chain, but you may wish to just skip it because it's noisy.
- The bell can spin/turn! The dowel slots on the side can be glued to the wheels but not the outer frame, and then capped with the cap. (You can also glue this permanently in place if you don't want it to spin.)

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

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