This is a 1:1 replica prop of a small dagger. The blade is printed using metallic silver PETG filament, while the handle is made from black PETG (we recommend using dark gray matte PETG for the handle—it delivers even better results).

• The handle features a black hollowed-out design with multiple triangular weight-reduction holes, giving it a bold, rugged look that aligns with the lightweight aesthetic of tactical knives.
• The blade boasts a silver-gray finish that mimics the texture of metal; when laid horizontally, it replicates the brushed-metal effect, and the back edge is serrated. The tip is sharply pointed, and there’s a cutout near the handle to accurately reproduce the details of a real tactical knife.

• Overall, this is a blunt safety model (not a regulated blade), making it ideal as a cosplay prop or desktop display piece.

  Support structures are very easy to remove after printing; for best results, gently scrape the support areas on the back of the blade with a craft knife, or lightly sand them with fine-grit paper.

• Assembly is straightforward: the blade and handle are joined using 3D-printed rivets, just like in a real prop.

  First, prepare all the printed parts
  Insert the blade into the handle’s hole, ensuring the holes are perfectly aligned
  Next, insert the rivets and tighten them—consider applying a small amount of glue to the rivet heads to prevent loosening.