3D Printed Knife Prop + Sheath | $19
The finishing touch for a loadout that’s 95% there. A 3D printed prop knife with a matching sheath and clip — lightweight, clean, and made for cosplay loadouts, display shelves and costume photos. Clip it to a belt, strap or vest rigging and the silhouette is complete.
Printed in Queensland, light enough that you’ll forget you’re wearing it, and far safer to run on a costume than anything made of metal.
At a glance: 3D printed prop knife + sheath with clip. ~15cm blade, ~25cm overall, ~115g with sheath. Plastic, not sharpened — but the tip is pointed. A prop, not a toy. Adults only.
What’s included
✔ Knife prop (not sharpened)
✔ Sheath with belt clip
Specs
Sized like the real thing
~15cm blade, ~25cm overall — reads right in photos and on a rig.
Genuinely light
~115g including the sheath — no sag, no bounce on the costume.
Clip-on sheath
Belts, straps, MOLLE rigging — on and off without rethreading anything.
Printed plastic, not sharpened
No edge — but the tip is pointed, so treat it with respect.
Made to order
3D printed in Queensland. Minor layer lines and subtle texture variations are part of the printing process, not defects. New — this isn’t a used item.
Who this suits
- Cosplay and costume loadouts
- Display builds and photo shoots
- Milsim kit aesthetics (where rules allow)
- Adults only — not for kids
🟣 Know about peace-bonding before your first event
Most conventions and many events run a system called peace-bonding: prop weapons get checked at the door and visibly secured — usually a zip tie or tape marking it as inspected and locking it to the sheath. Turn up knowing this and you’re through in two minutes; turn up not knowing and you’re arguing with security while your mates are inside. A tip cover/cap on the pointed end makes that check even smoother — recommended for any event.
Safety + legal — read before buying
Pointed tip = injury risk — handle responsibly. Not a toy, not for children, and not designed for impact, sparring, throwing, or “let’s see what happens.” Always follow local laws and venue/event rules — some events and public spaces restrict prop weapons. The buyer assumes responsibility for safe use and lawful possession.
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