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Cosplay and prop STL files for 3D printing: swords, maces, hilt adapters, helmet bases and LED staff parts. Print them at home, then sand, prime and paint them for your costume. Examples include this printable mace and a prop sword. Every model is a digital file, so you print it at home on your own FDM or resin printer.Split long props into sections and join them with glue and a metal rod or dowel for strength. Use PLA+ or PETG with 3 to 4 walls so thin blades don’t snap. Sand with 120 then 240 grit and use filler primer to hide layer lines. Keep prop weapons light with 10 to 15% infill, which also makes them easier to carry at events. Always check your event’s rules on prop weapons before you go.Making a wearable piece? Read how to 3D print a wearable mask.