Original Design "Baguette" Butterfly Knife Flipping Toy

"Baguette" Butterfly Knife Flipping Toy 🥖 Baguette butterfly knife?!

Seriously, who understands this! Turning a baguette into a butterfly knife is such an imaginative idea! 👉 This is my own designed 3D printed training toy. The texture is exactly like a baguette, and it really makes you hungry when you hold it (just kidding)～
✨ The 'click-clack' sound it makes when spinning is super therapeutic! The hollow wheat ear pattern is full of intricate details, and the brown gradient color scheme looks like freshly baked bread. My bestie even asked if it was edible 😂
👉 It uses the same bushing structure as commercially available butterfly knives. After multiple experiments and adjustments, it feels smooth, with minimal blade play! The base is designed with a counterweight module, providing an excellent feel for tricks. It's half the weight of a real butterfly knife, so beginners don't have to worry about hurting their hands during practice. The opening and closing fluidity rivals professional trainers! It's eye-catching even as a desk ornament～
In short, fidgety people, go for it with your eyes closed! It's both stress-relieving and cool, and friends who see it ask for the link～ What do you rate this idea? 💬

✨ Model Features

• This version uses a new bushing structure, consistent with commercially available products
• no supports, prints directly with default parameters
• Lightweight structure, smooth flipping
• Common filaments like PLA and PETG can both be used for printing
• The tail is designed with a counterweight slot, allowing you to add or remove weights to balance the feel

🛠 Hardware materials need to be purchased, specifications are as follows:

Material Name	Specification	Quantity	Image
Stainless Steel Bushing	4*6*7	2
Brass Washer	M6*10*0.8	4
Black Male-Female Locking Screw	M4*12	2
Black Cross Flat Head Machine Screw	M2*14	4
Black Nylon Nut	M2	8
Stainless Steel Cylindrical Pin Counterweight 3.5*5	3.5*5	8

The assembly video is still uploading, please wait a moment. It's very simple, you can try to figure it out yourself first.