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hi, Hi! I think your versions of the Solo Leveling daggers are the most accurate ones — I really like them.
Would you consider making a version of Kasaka’s and Knight Killer with a handle?
Not a smooth one, but a 3D-printable version with the wrapped/bandaged effect. like the 'KNIGHT Killer DAGGER SOLO LEVELING FOR COSPLAY 3D MODEL' by 'SomethingWorkshop'???

Hi, I bought and printed the Coralim from Expedition 33 today and just wanted to share some thoughts. I’m a beginner printer, so these are just my personal impressions. In anyway, thank you for designing the print and making it so accessible to us!

What I really like about this design is the layering, and the fact that the front-facing pieces are hollowed out. This makes adding the purple resin details and doing the lighting work much easier.

What I don’t like is that the linear infill makes the model very brittle, especially along the grain. Some pieces (e.g., the squares_base and squares_top) literally broke apart without much force. The bridges in the moon and square base details are fragile, and the circle doesn’t quite line up with the rest of the model. Overall, assembling the print was quite a struggle—I had to trim down pieces to fit and glue them together, using the veins as backing. While the printing time was short, mostly thanks to this I guess, I hope we can have a more durable design in the future.

So I bought the Nia twin rings model from your shop a few weeks ago, tried to load the files to print it today...and literally not a single one of the files worked. The file output size problem made it so my slicers (Both Orca and Bambu) couldn't understand the vertices even when I attempted to rescale the ones that loaded, but more commonly the files were just completely empty of any model file in them or were outright broken. From my experience this is a recurring problem with the .obj file format 3d model files, as the way they render textures makes them difficult to print physical models with; whereas .STL retains any size scaling and .3mf the entire intended project file. Seeing the other posted comments and your notes in your listings...in my opinion if it's possible to change the file format you use to output your models from your design software, that may potentially resolve the problems.

Hey, I wanted to print Nia's twin rings, but the pieces don't fit together. Have you printed the files before?

hey man im currently printing out your monado file and im just wondering where the "mechanism_x4" went. everything else seems to have a pretty self explanatory but im pretty lost as to where this one piece is supposed to fit (also x4 doesnt mean i need 4 of them does it?)

hey man this file is all messed up their are layers missing on some of the objects and idont print out right on any of my printer including H2D

Hello! i downloaded wayward wind keyblade and all the files are saying theyre damaged in lychee slicer. can you please help me?

HI!

I recently purchased the "Rainfell Keyblade - 3d printing" . However, when I try to open some of the OBJ files in Bambu Studio, I receive the following errors:

“The file contains polygons with more than 4 vertices.”

“The file does not contain any geometry data.”

This issue occurs with several files, including: blade_part_1_ver2_part_a_90cm.obj, blade_part_1_ver2_part_b_90cm.obj,
blade_part_1_ver2_part_c_90cm.obj, blade_part_1_ver1_part_c_90cm.obj, …and many others.

Because of this, I'm unable to slice or print the model.
Could you please review and correct the files so that they can be opened and used properly?

Thank you in advance for your help!

Best regards,
JV.

Hi, I downloaded the file, it seems like however after extracting it that it has issues and can not load the files in any slicer program as it says several errors? Did I miss something ?

are the keyblades and monardo life size?

Hi I downloaded your Kasaka's Venom Fang. Is there a way to print them separately?

I'm learning 3d modeling on my own. I really like weapons from anime and games but its hard to get them or are very expensive. So i decide to make them myself on computer and then printing them on my 3d printer.