Training Karambit – Field-Tested Practice Knife

This training karambit is a practice knife designed for training, display, and cosplay use.

Field-tested during intense desk sessions and countless tactical switches — it’s been through enough to earn its finish 😉
Lightweight, well-balanced, and ready to be picked up whenever speed matters.

Important note:
Despite being 3D printed, the blade has a 0.6 mm edge, making it relatively sharp. Handle responsibly.

The model uses a fully mechanical construction — no glue involved at any stage. Every part is assembled with screws, allowing easy maintenance, reassembly, or color swaps.

Assembly:

• Requires 4× M3 screws (10 mm length)
• Screw-only assembly
• No glue required

Features:

• Field-tested design
• 0.6 mm blade edge
• Ergonomic handle with finger ring
• Modular construction
• No adhesive used
• Printed and tested
• Suitable for training, cosplay, or display

Disclaimer:

This model is intended for training and decorative purposes.
It is not a real weapon, but due to the thin edge, proper handling is required.

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🛠️Before You Start Printing

Before printing, give the bed a quick clean 🧽 — good adhesion = better first layer and accurate geometry.

Use dry filament (wet filament loves to pop, string, and ruin dimensions).

When using my MakerWorld profiles, make sure the selected material matches what you’re actually printing. Different materials shrink and behave differently — the wrong profile can mean wrong dimensions.

Also, my STL files are designed and dimensioned for PLA. If you print them in PETG, you may need to slightly rescale the model to compensate for different shrinkage.

Clean bed. Dry filament. Correct material. Done 😄