Celtic Axe – Modular War Axe
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Celtic Axe – Modular War Axe is a modular axe featuring an asymmetrical head: a single axe blade on one side and a short spike on the opposite side. Both faces are decorated with a carved Celtic knot enclosed in a circular form, combining symbolic ornament with a functional weapon structure. Designed as a functional object for tactile interaction, it supports calmness and focus through controlled mass, repetition, and tactile feedback. Its construction operates as a tool for neuromechanical self-regulation, helping reduce tension, improve concentration, and organize energy before action. It is not merely a prop, but a mental talisman - reminding that true strength lies in self-control, and calmness is a form of power. Key Features: - Modular construction: axe head, shaft segments (×3), pommel, and decorative ring. - Head assembly: The head consists of two mirrored halves connected with 9 press-fit pins. Insert the pins from one side (a dedicated tool can be used). Pins should fit tightly; if necessary, adjust their scale in X/Y by ±0.1 mm. After joining both halves, install the rings to lock the structure. The head is designed as a permanent assembly. - No glue required: all connections are mechanical. - Adjustable length: shaft can be extended by adding additional modules. - Build constraints: head requires a print bed of approximately 223 × 233 mm (diagonal placement). - Overall length: ~630.84 mm (~24.84 inches). - Compatibility: part of a modular system; compatible with…
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