Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Velvet's Graveryl Chain.
Models by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Should fit on any printer 200mm or taller, but many pieces will fit smaller. Crystal and base structure assemble to be about 16", but you can print the crystal at any scale to make it fit deeper or shallower into the prongs.

There are a couple versions in here:

- whole chain link and half chain link –– I recommend either 20 wholes and 40 halves (with 80 keys) or 80 halves (with 180 keys). It may be more work to print the halves but the wholes are harder to print because they are round.
- a whole crystal-holder and a halved version; the halved version can be glued together with the included pegs, or you can use 1/2" magnets to make it open it up.
- a whole crystal and a halved version; the halved version can magnet together with 1/4" magnets so you can open it up to put lights inside of it.

The holder is somewhat hollow in case you want to put batteries in it to light the crystal or something along those lines!


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