Your weapon loadout lacks durability? Then max it out with the upgraded Marsh Daggers (V3)!
This prop requires no glue for assembly!
Both halves of the blade and inlays use a twisting motion to lock together and you screw on the handle to secure the whole assembly.
For the inlays, you will need a multi material system or manual filament swaps. Paint the white cracks/lines on your slicer and print them face down for a glossy look.
Print the blade halves with the flat side on the bed. For the blade locker, use supports only on the bed plate.
The guard has a flat face on the top you can use to re-orient on the bed, right where the blade goes in. Print it vertically and use minimal tree supports on the embossed line around the body. Or set your trees supports to auto/35 degrees.
The handle needs between 4-6 walls to increase durability of the threaded section. This can become a load-bearing weak point, if you saw no it too hard (please don't horse around near other people, just strike a pose for the camera. Cosplay responsibly.)
"Fuzzy Skin” mode can add texture to the sides of the handle, but use a modifier cylinder to restrict the fuzzy skin away from the pommel-end and threaded areas.
Printed here in Hatchbox Metallic Mint, Polymaker Silk Green, Silk White and a Generic Bronze PLA.