Outer Showcase | L21 Degrees of Awesomeness

My daughter’s birthday is coming up pretty soon and she is a huge fan of the Cookie Run Kingdom mobile game, she is also a fan of my 3D printer and she’s requested stuff to print before. No special request from her this time but I decided to print something related to that franchise and stumbled upon a prop from a character she likes, Sea Fairy’s sword.

This is a very straightforward print, I didn’t have gold color on hand so I used yellow on PETG, the accents required two different blue hues but had only one. Total print time was 15h25m.

Model: Sea Fairy Cookie Sword @ makerworld

Published by: slug__ @ makerworld

Print settings:

Printer: Bambu Lab P1S
Nozzle: 0.40mm
Layer height: 0.20mm
Support: normal (auto)
Adhesion: outer brim
Filament: PETG for the handle and blade, PLA for the blue accents
Materials: 1/4″ wood dowel, glue

Gallery:

Printing the highlights, notice that the spaghetti is from failed dowels which I printed later.

Gluing parts together, the designer included a thru-hole for a 1/4″ wooden dowel which got a perfect fit.

And here’s the finished product! Well, still gotta do something about the seams but I’m very happy and I’m sure my daughter is gonna be very happy.

Print settings:

Printer: Bambu Lab P1S
Nozzle: 0.40mm
Layer height: 0.20mm
Filament: Bambu Lab green and orange PLA, 3D Solutech Silver Metal PLA

This is an awesome “spin” on this classic game, only reasonably possible with additive manufacturing. Every column is a spiral cut all the way from the top to bottom, the pieces are shaped as an offset of the spiral cuts which slide down slowly in a very satisfying drop.

When the game ends, the game part can be lifted enough to allow one row of pieces to be exposed, the side clasps will retain it and then players can push the pieces to their respective side.