The sword around 1100 mm long and all the parts are cut in such a way that they can be printed by an Ender 3 (20x20x30)

It has 4.20mm holes to be able to place 4 mm aluminum rods as a skeleton.

You can use wood or other material, but I recommend aluminum. With aluminum rods it is lighter and more resistant, but the final decision is up to you.

When making this sword I decided to give it a little personal touch. As you can see, there are 2 Part 1s. One has the Cancer logo and the other doesn't.

The original swords, as shown in the anime, don't have the logo. As I said, the Cancer logo on the sword was a personal "touch", so if you don't want the logo, but the regular sword, I have a second version of that part without the Logo.

I usually print my parts with the following definitions ( Because I'm a cosplayer and I prefer to give extra resistance so that the prop resists well to the amount of convention people. You can change the settings if you want. ) :

Quality: 2.8

Walls: 3

Infill: 10% or 15%

Pattern: Zig Zag

From my own experience, I give a margin of 0.20 mm for the rods (wood or aluminum.), so that the rod can be placed and glued without the risk of them getting stuck inside the piece.

I provide the full sword not sliced and without holes, in case you want to slice in another way.

I tried my best to slicethe pieces so that no supports were needed. The Slicer itself (Cura) gave no indication of any parts needing supports. (as you can see in the pictures)

If you liked the model, please click on like and rate. It is very important for me to know that they like my models. If you have any criticism, suggestion or doubt, do not hesitate to ask. :)

Luck on the Printing and happy cosplay! :D

Cancer Form Sword - Fairy Tail