A cosplay replica for Yuna's weapon, as seen on the "Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear Punch" series. You can print in the final colors or sand and prime for hand painting.

The parts are oriented for the average print bed. If scaling, scale everything evenly. The knife is split in two parts, the blade and full handle. Two dowel pins are included to line up everything before gluing together. If the dowels are too tight, either sand them or scale down equally on X and Y.

Test fitment of the parts, as you may want to sand some of the surfaces before appling adhesive. This can ensure a better bond. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

Mithril Bear Knife

Knife handle full.stl

Full Knife.stl

A TCG token modeled after the poke ball, with a pumpkin theme for the spooky season. I use them to keep track of certain actions during the game.

Can also work as a fridge magent by glueing a magnet to the back.

For printing, I recommend doing a filament swap midway. The green stem and orange skin will mean the top layers will have 2 color swaps. 

Try printing a few in the same bed to save on time if manually switching colors. Printed here in Polymaker Silk Yellow, Silk Orange and Silk Green.

Pumpkin Ball Token

Pumpkin Ball Token.stl

This blank file can be used to design your own coin for any occasion. A competition? Baby shower? Group road trip? Custom tokens for board game night? There's a coin for that!

Add a STL of your favorite logo over the center or make your own custom vector art. Customize to your heart's content!

Print a front and back halves, glue them aftewards with super glue or adhesive of choice. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

Blank Challenge Coin

This blank file can be used to design your own coin for any occasion. A competition? Baby shower? Group road trip? Custom tokens for board game night? There's a coin for that!

You can add raised text to the blank rim file on most slicing programs. Add a STL of your favorite logo over the blank core or make your own custom vector art. Customize to your heart's content!

Print a front and back halves, glue them aftewards with super glue or adhesive of choice. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

Blank Challenge Coin Half.stl

This blank file can be used to design your own coin for any occasion. A competition? Baby shower? Group road trip? Custom tokens for board game night? There's a coin for that!

You can add raised text using the included "Text Ring" STEP file on most CAD programs. Once you are ready, export your custom text rim as an STL into your slicer of choice.

Add a STL of your favorite logo over the blank core or make your own custom vector art. Customize to your heart's content!

You can load both the rim and core together into your slicer. Or you can print them separately for more color options.

The bottom of the main body needs supports for FDM, unless you are very confident in your printer's bridging.

If the printer is calibrated properly, the parts will snap together with the tight tolerance. If the parts fit too tight, lightly sanding the edges can help. 

Rim and core just need a very small dab of super glue or adhesive of choice. The adhesive is mostly so the parts don't shift around afterwards. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

Blank Challenge Coin Assembly Ver.

Main Body.stl

Blank Challenge Coin.stl

A TCG token modeled after the cherish ball. I use them to keep track of certain actions during the game.

Can also work as a fridge magent by glueing a magnet to the back.

For printing, I recommend doing a filament swap midway.

Printed here in Protopasta Wonder Black and Fleck'n Fire Red.

Cherish Ball Token

Cherish Ball Marker

"You know your way around the iron by now, but do you truly know the needs of the one who wields it? The only way to make a proper grip, is to ask the hand that holds it. Go on, there's some customers in the front with questions. listen to what they have to say."

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A cosplay replica for Yuna's weapon, as seen on the "Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear Punch" series. You can print the inidiviual parts in their final colors, plus dual color for the blade is an option!

The parts are oriented for the average print bed. If scaling, scale everything evenly.

Two dowel pins are included to line up everything before gluing together. If the dowels are too tight, either sand them or scale down equally on X and Y.

Test fitment of the parts, as you may want to sand some of the surfaces before applying adhesive. This can ensure a better bond. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

Included are a pair of "bear face inlays". You can print these in a different color from the guard to make the Bear logo pop! Just add a small drop of glue in the center, that's all it should take. For a cleaner application, add a drop of glue to the tip of a toothpick and use as an applicator.

Depending on the settings of your printer, the handle should press fit into the guard piece. worst case, it might need a little sanding and a small drop of glue. Same with the pommel.

You can print the blade in two separate halves or print it in one piece. Both options can be printed in dual color like the original. Dual color will require an AMS/MMU system or SEVERAL manual filament swaps.

For the full blade there is an included "blade color swap modifier". I added this so it would be easier print the spine of the blade in the same color as the face. Updates to the slicers could make this step unnecesary in the future, but here's how to use it if necessary:

- Load "blade color swap modifier" and "blade full" together into the slicer. (hold CTRL key when choosing both)
- When asked "Load these files as a single object with multiple parts?" click YES.
- Change the color of the color modifier STL to the secondary color of choice.
- Right click the color modifier STL, click on "change type" and choose "modifier".
- Slice and check the layers are changing colors as desired.

Mithril Bear Knife Assembly Ver.

A cosplay replica for Yuna's weapon, as seen on the "Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear Punch" series. You can print the inidiviual parts in their final colors, plus dual color for the blade is an option!

The parts are oriented for the average print bed. If scaling, scale everything evenly.

Two dowel pins are included to line up everything before gluing together. If the dowels are too tight, either sand them or scale down equally on X and Y.

Test fitment of the parts, as you may want to sand some of the surfaces before applying adhesive. This can ensure a better bond. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

Included are a pair of "bear face inlays". You can print these in a different color from the guard to make the Bear logo pop! Just add a small drop of glue in the center, that's all it should take. For a cleaner application, add a drop of glue to the tip of a toothpick and use as an applicator.

Depending on the settings of your printer, the handle should press fit into the guard piece. worst case, it might need a little sanding and a small drop of glue. Same with the pommel. 

You can print the blade in two separate halves or print it in one piece. Both options can be printed in dual color like the original. Dual color will require an AMS/MMU system or SEVERAL manual filament swaps.

For the full blade there is an included "blade color swap modifier". I added this so it would be easier print the spine of the blade in the same color as the face. Updates to the slicers could make this step unnecesary in the future, but here's how to use it if necessary:

- Load "blade color swap modifier" and "blade full" together into the slicer. (hold CTRL key when choosing both)
- When asked "Load these files as a single object with multiple parts?" click YES.
- Change the color of the color modifier STL to the secondary color of choice.
- Right click the color modifier STL, click on "change type" and choose "modifier".
- Slice and check the layers are changing colors as desired.

Blade Full.stl

Blade color swap modifier.stl

Blade 1.stl

Blade 2.stl

Blade Dowel Pin A.stl

Blade Dowel Pin B.stl

Guard Piece.stl

Handle.stl

Pommel.stl

Bear Face Inlay.stl

A TCG token modeled after the great ball. I use them to keep track of certain actions during the game.

For printing, I recommend doing a filament swap midway. The different colors on the top half means there will be multiple manual color swaps.

Try printing a few in the same bed to save on time if manually switching colors. Printed here in Polymaker Silk Red, Silk White, Silk Blue and Protopasta Wonder Black.

Great Ball Token

Great Ball Token.stl

A stylus grip based on Coco's ink wand, as seen on the "Witch Hat Atelier" series. For the Apple Pen Gen 1.

All the parts are separated for assembly, no need for a MMU/AMS system! 

All the parts are oriented to avoid supports. I recommend printing the body and neck using a brim, to prevent the extruder head from knocking the wand body over at high speeds.

Included are inlays to decorate the diamond and star-shaped pockets on the body. The neck screws into the body of the pen and the rear parts glue on top of the neck. Don't over tighten the neck thread, its not necessary and can damage the threads over time.

Test fitment of the parts, as you may want to sand some of the surfaces before applying adhesive. This can ensure a better bond. Always use PPE when handling harsh chemicals or strong adhesives.

There are 4 diamond shapes that are press fit through the neck section instead of painting. You might need to sand down the sides a bit if they don't fit. One of the diamonds is bigger, this one goes in the slot closest to the threaded end of the neck.

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