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Sounds like fun, best of luck with the costume!
For the order, it can be done. However, it would require printing in pieces (~10) and chemically wielding them together. For something this size, that's gonna require a lot of time and a LOT of plastic. That plastic bit is crucial. 3D prints have solid outer layers but hollow insides, and that hollowness is measured with infill percentage. The lowest I'd go for a keyblade is 22%, which will run >250$. However, as it is a sword and durable/weight might be more desirable, we could print at 50% infill but this will come at a much steeper price tag (>600$).
And that's just talking the cost of plastic. After wielding them together, I'll need to do some additional work (sanding, chemical smoothing) to get it looking whole. Then it would need to be primed and painted, which too will require compensation.
Let me know what you think!
For the order, it can be done. However, it would require printing in pieces (~10) and chemically wielding them together. For something this size, that's gonna require a lot of time and a LOT of plastic. That plastic bit is crucial. 3D prints have solid outer layers but hollow insides, and that hollowness is measured with infill percentage. The lowest I'd go for a keyblade is 22%, which will run >250$. However, as it is a sword and durable/weight might be more desirable, we could print at 50% infill but this will come at a much steeper price tag (>600$).
And that's just talking the cost of plastic. After wielding them together, I'll need to do some additional work (sanding, chemical smoothing) to get it looking whole. Then it would need to be primed and painted, which too will require compensation.
Let me know what you think!
It is for a Riku cosplay ~
I think Riku's new look for Kingdom Hearts 3 is killer. I heard rumors that the keyblade's name is "Kingdom Key - T", some speculate 't' for twilight? I'm not going to any conventions or dressing up till further into the summer, so no rush on the quote. I'm gonna arrange the costume myself (probably from thrift shops, amazon, some sewing etc.), and dye my hair grey, too.
Thanks so much,
Mitchell
I think Riku's new look for Kingdom Hearts 3 is killer. I heard rumors that the keyblade's name is "Kingdom Key - T", some speculate 't' for twilight? I'm not going to any conventions or dressing up till further into the summer, so no rush on the quote. I'm gonna arrange the costume myself (probably from thrift shops, amazon, some sewing etc.), and dye my hair grey, too.
Thanks so much,
Mitchell
Hi Mitchell,
Kingdom hearts fan, I dig it. Please tell me this is for cosplay!
Unfortunately I'm currently out of town, but I should be able to get you a quote by Thursday.
Kingdom hearts fan, I dig it. Please tell me this is for cosplay!
Unfortunately I'm currently out of town, but I should be able to get you a quote by Thursday.
Hi, I'm looking to print a sword from a video game.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2844909
I can't find the exact measurements of the thing on the site, but I'd like it to be 45 inches long.
I tried downloading the STL files, and I hit the "order this printed" button, but none of the apps or buttons seem to work. Maybe it needs to connect directly to a printer for the buttons to work? I'm sure you'll know what you're doing more than me.
I'm looking for a price and a time frame.
Thanks
Mitchell
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2844909
I can't find the exact measurements of the thing on the site, but I'd like it to be 45 inches long.
I tried downloading the STL files, and I hit the "order this printed" button, but none of the apps or buttons seem to work. Maybe it needs to connect directly to a printer for the buttons to work? I'm sure you'll know what you're doing more than me.
I'm looking for a price and a time frame.
Thanks
Mitchell
| Timeframe: flexible on timing |
Ready to start this project?
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