
Folding and Collapsible Sword 3D Models to Print
This collection gathers 3D models of swords and similar blades that fold, telescope or collapse into a smaller shape. It covers game-inspired hidden blades, collapsible katanas, folding lightsabers and balisong-style trainers, all made for 3D printing. Use it to compare mechanisms before you commit filament and time to a build. Polyzon does not confirm whether models are free, their price, license, official status, affiliation, safety or fitness. Check the current terms at the source.
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M18 Claymore Mine (Historical Prop)

Collapsible Stack Organizer

Collapsing Katana 法忍 (Forbearance Blade)

Infinity Cube Fidget Toy

Foldable Key Phone Stand

Corvo Sword / Folding Blade from Dishonored (Ammnra Inspired Design)

Minimalist Chess Set | Foldable & Portable

Collapsing Katana (Print in Place)

Nanakatana V2 – Twist-to-Open Banana Katana

Lightsaber Keychain (Retractable)

Shields collection for any use and remixes

Customizable foldable box

Foldable Clothes Hanger (print-in-place)

Precision Tweezers v2 - 3D Folding

22-Style Mini Folding Utility Knife-Locking Button

Sword Of Darkness - Power Rangers

Portable stool (twist an sit)

Chess Prestige

Foldable hook

HEAVY DUTY Foldable Chair/Stool - Fully 3D Printed

Necrosword

Collapsing Lightsaber (Print in Place)

Deadpool Bust (Remastered Supportless Edition) (STL)

Outdoor Phone Stand - Compact and Durable

Parametric Foldable Under-Desk Cup Holder

Shuriken of Omens

Cardboard Crafting Tools
Compact Camera Tripod - foldable

Infinity Card (FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE)

Twisted collapsing magic wand

Shikai Bleach

Legend of Zelda Master Sword (BOTW) (TOTK) (Full Scale)

Hovership MHQ2

Dragon Wand (Retractable) v1.5

Roll Up Storage box | Organizer

Phone/Tablet Stand - Flat fold - Print in place!
Foldable Wall Hook (Print in Place)

Tablet and Notebook Stand

Collapsing Katana 天鎖斬月 (BLEACH -Tensa Zangetsu)
Ashbringer 1.3m

Phone Foldable Stand V2

Smallest OTF Utility Knife. 18mm & Trapezoid

Crimson Shadow, Sword of the Dark Knight - MWH
«Folding and Collapsible Sword 3D Models to Print»
The models here differ mainly in how the blade retracts. Game-inspired designs often hide a folding blade inside a handle or sleeve, while collapsible katanas use sliding or telescoping sections. Folding lightsabers usually add a blade lock or a swappable blade, and balisong-style pieces rely on pivots and handles rather than a sheath.
When choosing a model, look at the number of parts and how they connect: pins, screws, magnets or printed joints. Check the scale the author lists, whether supports are needed, and which material and settings they used. Photos of real prints on the model page show how the mechanism behaves once assembled, which matters more here than on a static prop.
To widen the search, try synonyms such as foldable, collapsible, telescoping, retractable or hidden blade, and terms like prop, trainer or replica. Related topics include butterfly knives, pocket knives, katana models and lightsaber hilts. Combining a mechanism word with a shape word usually narrows results faster than browsing a whole category.
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