shodanime shares:

I got to say this was not an easy project to do. For the blades my printer was way too small so I used my laser cutter to cut out the blades. Because my printer was not 12 x 12. I had to spliced the 3d files. Using clear acrylic giving the shield a really nice look and it help keep all the parts together. I used #4-40x 1/2 in machine screws to put everything together. I want to upload my files I made for this print but thingverse wont let me upload my STL and Ai files

download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:387286

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