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3d Printed
Battleaxe
![]() Source image was imported into Vectorworks and drawn in 3d. | ![]() 3d objects were exported as STL files and 3d printed. |
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![]() 2 printers, running constantly for 5-6 days to print 17 individual pieces | ![]() Pieces were rough when right off the printer. |
![]() Handle and pommel needed to be drilled out. | ![]() DIY drill attachment to clean out the core. |
![]() Wooden dowel through the handle to give structural support | ![]() Wooden strips across the axe head for internal support. |
![]() Pieces were glued together and clamped for 24 hours. | ![]() Handle and head were made as two separate pieces and were attached last. |
![]() After assembly, bondo was used to fill in any print lines and sanded to make smooth. | ![]() After sanding, the axe was spray painted, and hand painted for detail work. |
![]() Final Product |
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