Mystic Crystal Staff Head
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Mystic Crystal Staff Head
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Published 2017-05-24T14:14:00+00:00
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Not getting enough respect at work? Constantly bullied at school? Well, affix this baby to the top of your favorite staff and watch your adversaries cower and your love interest swoon.
Guaranteed* to make all your D20 rolls critical successes or your money back.
***Still modeling the handle, but will update soon.***
Okay, so you have a couple of options on this. I built it to light up, but that part is totally up to you. I mean if you don't want to wield true awesome power, you can just print it boring like and not do all the electronics work (it's fairly simple, but may be past some people's skill level). If you have questions on the electronics let me know.
Also, none of the prints should require supports.
*** Crystal - High Quality ***
If you're going to make it light up use translucent filament printed with zero top or bottom layers and only one or two perimeters, otherwise go nuts with whatever.
1) Crystal_Bottom.stl
1) Crystal_Middle.stl
1) Crystal_Top.stl
*** Crystal Holder - High Quality ***
1) Base.stl
3) Brace_Left.stl
3) Brace_Right.stl
1) Button.stl - Do not glue into place unless you don't plan on having it light up.
1) Handguard.stl
2) Holder_Lower.stl
2) Holder_Upper.stl
1) Mount.stl - Because this is the main support I printed it at 50% infill.
1) Ring_Crystal_Bottom.stl
1) Ring_Crystal_Middle_Large.stl
1) Ring_Crystal_Middle_Small.stl
1) Ring_Crystal_Top.stl
2) Sleeve.stl
3) Spike_Left.stl
3) Spike_Right.stl
Note: The braces, holders, and mount all have channels built in to run wires through.
*** Electronics - Low Quality ***
If you want it to light up you will also need to print these items...
1) Battery_Bottom.stl
1) Battery_Top.stl
1) Button_Stem.stl
3) Guide.stl
1) Spring Holder.stl (replaces the flashlight LEDs, but don't throw them away)
2) LEDStand.stl
1) Battery_Top.stl
1) Button_Stem.stl
3) Guide.stl
1) Spring Holder.stl (replaces the flashlight LEDs, but don't throw them away)
2) LEDStand.stl
...and a couple of things from Amazon...
Flashlights (used as a battery pack)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0053WM5G2
LEDs and Resisters
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LZWCMNK/
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0053WM5G2
LEDs and Resisters
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LZWCMNK/
...and some other random things...
Soldering Iron
Solder
Flux
Wire (I used 22 gauge)
Heat Shrink Tubing (optional, but recommended)
Solder
Flux
Wire (I used 22 gauge)
Heat Shrink Tubing (optional, but recommended)
*** Other Optional Materials ***
Translucent PLA
Copper PLA
Rub 'n Buff (I used the Spanish Copper and the Patina)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003DKZE5A
Loctite Ultra Control Gel (or whatever glue you prefer)
https://www.amazon.com/Loctite-Ultra-Control-4-Gram-1363589/dp/B01MTAQ2ET/
*Totally not guaranteed.
Technical Information
| Date de publication | 24/05/2017 |
| Technologie | FDM |
| Complexité | Very Easy |
| Sans support | YES |
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