OVERVIEW

This is the first ever design that I have made and posted to MakerWorld, ever! You can place it in your game room and brag to your friends or bring it out on Halloween to smash people (don't). If you like this model, be sure to check out my Minecraft Spear Model, located on my homepage.

ASSEMBLY

To assemble just push the breeze rod segments into the heavy core and snap on the tips. 

Feel free to change the tolerances of the breeze rod segments or add glue as needed. The snap joint can also help keep the parts together as glue dries. 

I chose to sand off the handle slightly so the edges aren't too sharp.

DENSITY LEVELS

I made ChatGPT give me a brief description of the five "density enchant levels." 

• Featherweight I (3% infill) – Light and agile, great for cosplay or display. You can swing it all day without tiring.
• Balanced II (5% infill) – Solid enough to feel real but still easy to carry.
• Crusher III (8% infill) – This is the middle ground—noticeable heft, perfect if you want something that feels like an actual weapon.
• Juggernaut IV (10% infill) – Thick, heavy, and intimidating. You’ll start to feel the strain, like you’re grinding Strength XP. (plz dont ask)
• Obliterator V (15% infill) – This is the max tier. It’s a beast to hold and feels like the kind of mace you’d unlock at the endgame.

Note: Weights will vary due to filament type or other printer settings, so I chose to not include any for reference.

Again, this is just for reference, and i am not confident whether these work. You might want to adjust the infill percentage on the Breeze Rod so that it doesn't snap under the weight of the core. 

Mine was printed in 6% infill on the core due to filament limits and 30% on the rod.

DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURY CAUSED BY THIS MODEL WHATSOEVER. END OF STORY.

CREDITS

This 3D model is a fan-made recreation inspired by Minecraft, © Mojang AB. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Synergies AB. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft.