05 Short Blade/Knife/Dagger Western Han Inlaid Gold Iron Short Sword

The replicated artifact is a Western Han inlaid gold iron short sword (also often called an inlaid gold iron dagger), unearthed in 1968 from the tomb of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, in Mancheng, Hebei, and is now preserved in the Hebei Museum.
It is approximately 36.7 cm long, with the blade and handle primarily made of iron. The pommel and guard are cast from a silver-based alloy, and are inlaid with gold flakes for decoration (the blade features flame/cloud patterns, while the pommel and guard have volute cloud patterns and beast masks). The combination of gold, silver, and iron creates a very exquisite craftsmanship, making it one of the representative weapon artifacts from the early Western Han dynasty.

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• 3D Printing Settings
  All models have been test printed with the A1 printer to ensure perfect functionality after printing
  (The display image shows a print layer height of 0.2mm) Please print according to your machine's configuration
• Strength: change to 3 walls
• Quality: Wall order - change to - inner wall/outer wall/inner wall
  Height: 0.08-0.2mm (thinner layers result in finer details but slower print speed)
  Infill: 10-100%
  Speed: Print with default parameters for PLA Silk (depends on your machine settings)
  Support:Use tree support and hybrid support
• It is recommended to apply a layer of PVPglue to the printing plate before printing!!!
• The gold patterncan be glued or not, it does not affect the appearance
• 🎨Color with mirror gold paint