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Phelps3D Beta Ray Bill's Stormbreaker Version 3

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  • BRBsStormbreakerV3CR_30SplitAxePartA (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3CR_30SplitAxePartB (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3CR_30SplitHammerHandlePartA (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3CR_30SplitHammerHandlePartB (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3Merged (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3SplitSideA (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3SplitSideB (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_Axe (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_HammerPartA (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_HammerPartB (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_HammerSlottedDowel (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_HandleBottom (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_HandleSlottedDowel (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_HandleTop (repaired).stl
  • BRBsStormbreakerV3_MiddleSegment (repaired).stl

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Publication date 2021-08-01 at 22:31
Design number 484937
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I decided the amount of work I put into this Marvel comics Beta Ray Bill's Stormbreaker for a cosplay contest was not to go to waste. I have improved it twice and then decided to change the files so you could choose how to slice them. The first was designed with the Creality Ender 3's build volume in mind. There is now a Merged version that you can slice any way you wish. Then there is also a Creality CR-30 version that separated the handle/hammer and the axe files, split so they can print flat.

This was my first attempt at trying to sand and paint a PLA print. My initial paint job went bad since the cheap black paint and the gold I was using just bubbled up. I had to strip it all down and re-try with a different set of paints.

By purchasing you are allowed to print up to 4 of these for your own use. You are NOT allowed to re-sell the prints or use these for any other commercial purposes.

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I would suggest printing these at 0.2 mm layer height. (Although you may like to use a larger nozzle and then half that to come to a good layer height.) While 10% infill may be fine for the hammer, axe and the pins, I suggest a 50% or higher on the handle and middle parts. These will be the easiest to break along the layer lines.

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