I recently ventured into 3D printing a Karambit knife, and I'm excited to share the results with you! The journey was as sharp as the blade itself, filled with learning and precision. The Creation Process: Material Used: I chose PLA for its robustness and ease of printing. The sleek finish really brings out the iconic curve of the Karambit. Assembly: After printing the two halves, I used Gorilla Super Gel for a strong and reliable bond. It’s holding up pretty well! Seeking Suggestions: While I'm quite pleased with the turnout, I believe there's always room for improvement. Here are a few areas I'm curious about: Finishing Touches: Any tips on smoothing or painting PLA to give it a more authentic look? Durability: I used PLA, but I'm wondering if another material might offer better durability or feel. Assembly Tips: The Super Gel worked, but are there other adhesives or techniques that work better for PLA? I'm all ears for your feedback, tips, and stories of similar projects! Let's sharpen our skills together. Thanks for checking out my Karambit make!