by mrduck123
have been slaving away for over a month after work until I fall asleep to build this thing, and I finally have the files in suitable place to share with others! Now these bad boys are not done, and you will be able to see in the titles of the pieces some notes I left to save you some grief. Some fellas wanted these bad boys uploaded sooner rather than later, so I will update them around June 13, 2018 (so people reading this wayyyy later will not have to do any math if I say "a week or so") with some more refinement.
This is from Call of Duty Black Ops 2 (and 3) Zombies, from one of the best maps of all time, Origins. I tried to keep the staff as authentic to the staff in game as possible, and have put many hours of detail driven work into this project, any tips would be greatly appreciated if you want to build this weapon of the gods because I need to make rent this month...
If you like the staff follow my print Instagram @ wiseprints206
Printer Brand:
LulzBot
Printer:
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
high
Infill:
20-100 percent (mainly 20)
Notes:
Important Notes:
-THIS IS IN BETA, NOT ALL THE WAY FINISHED BUT REALLY CLOSE
-The shaft of this is designed to be slipped over a 1/2 inch EMT pipe. This saves on print time, adds weight, and opens up room for activity space! If you want a larger 3/4 inch EMT, sizing up by 150 percent to all pieces should do the trick (however the staff will obviously be a lot larger that normal).
-In game there are wires that run up and down the shaft. I am planning to actually put these to use on the staff for electronics so I did not include them in my files.
-The 115 core is the piece that needs the most work, with the plastic too thin, and it breaks when pulling out the supports.
-The trigger size will be fixed later. Don't ask.
-A few of the pieces I have not printed (like the trigger and tesla coil tops), and some are not intended for printing (like the back of the staff and the supports above the reload chamber.
-Some pieces do not need supports. Use your best judgement.
-When removing supports from the top of staff, be careful with the small wires! They break easy and you should coat them with something to strengthen them or swap them out for real wire.
-I left some of the unused files in there (don't worry, they are all labeled) in case YOU (yes you) wanted to make a design change and do something different than I did.
-The pieces that are labeled body(number) are the ice staff top pieces to assemble and cut. They are not completed, but if you want to print and cut them anyway, print them at 100 percent infill.
If you choose to print this, there is post print work to be done. I'm in the process of filling mine with electronics. Sorry I don't have a guide for you on the assembly, but I'll upload a youtube video of the build later.
