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Skull Scepter with Hidden Dagger & LED Core

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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This project started as a simple idea… see my other scepter. But then i had some extra time (its sunday so hey who can blame me)

and evolved into something more. 

 

What looks like an ornamental skull-topped scepter hides two secrets:

  1. A concealed dagger hidden inside the staff
  2. A glowing LED light embedded inside the skull

Perfect as a fantasy prop, display piece, or cosplay accessory.

Features

  • Hidden dagger stored inside the scepter
    • Slides in and out smoothly
    • Secure fit inside the shaft
  • Skull head with internal LED tea light
    • LED is removable for battery replacement
    • Fake flame removed so only the LED core remains
    • Switch remains accessible after assembly
  • No electronics or soldering required

Important Assembly Notes ⚠️

  • The staff section must be positioned directly under the battery compartment of the LED tea light
    → This is required so the batteries can be replaced later.
  • When inserting the LED tea light:
    • Rotate it so the battery door is centered inside the skull
    • The battery door should face the teeth/jaw side of the skull
  • Correct orientation ensures:
    • Easy battery access
    • Proper alignment of the staff
    • No need to disassemble the skull

Printing Notes

  • The dagger is printed in regular PLA
  • The scepter / sheath was designed with Silk PLA in mind
    • Inner tolerances account for silk PLA’s tendency to print slightly tighter
  • Supports needed (depending on orientation)
  • If you use different filament brands, printing a short test section of the shaft is recommended

Assembly

  1. Insert the LED tea light from the bottom of the skull
  2. Align the battery door towards the teeth side, centered in the skull
  3. Attach the staff section directly beneath the battery compartment
  4. Slide the dagger into the shaft

The awesome skull i used is from JaminV

 

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