Lowes Thor Hammer

Lowe’s Thor Hammer – Full-Size Multi-Color 3D Printed Prop (AMS Ready)

Bring the power of the hardware aisle straight to your workbench with this full-size Lowe’ s-themed Thor hammer! This design is modeled to match the proportions of a classic Mjölnir prop while featuring a bold Lowe’s color scheme that prints beautifully on multi-color machines like the Bambu AMS.

This is a full-scale display prop , perfect for workshop décor, man caves, tool-themed collections, cosplay photos, or as a fun showpiece for anyone who spends more time at Lowe’s than they live at home.

Commercial Licensing & Support

Love this design and want to sell it? You can!

- Commercial License: To legally sell physical prints of this model, please join the Merchant Tier on my Patreon. - Active Status: Rights to sell are only valid while you have an active subscription. - Support the Artist: Not a seller? You can still support the "Pixels to Plastic" journey by joining our Supporter Tier for behind-the-scenes updates. 🔗 Join here: https://patreon.com/PixelstoPlastic

Print Details

- Designed for multi-color printing (AMS/Palette/IDEX-friendly) - Prints in multiple pieces for easy assembly - Optimized for sturdy walls + clean color separation - Recommended: PLA, 0.2mm layer height, 3–4 walls, 10–15% infill (Gyroid preferred) - Please DO NOT change the handle settings, it will print as it is. Dimensions

- Full-size Mjölnir scale - Approx. 13" x 6.5" x 4" total size once assembled (Scaled to look great displayed on a shelf, desk, or mounted on a wall.)

Assembly

- Gather printed pieces - Glue the handle base to the handle. Then insert the white handle top (do not glue yet) - Sometimes, you have to heat the inside of the handle top to make it go on more easily. - Glue logos onto the hammer on both sides - Glue the top on the hammer (if using) - remove the top of the handle, then glue and reinsert - Insert the handle into the base of the hammer, leaving space to put a bead of glue around the brim - After placing a bead of glue around the brim, insert the handle into the hammerhead and adjust the base to line up with the logos -  OPTIONAL: I take a level on top of the hammer and level it off so that it sits nice and straight. Then I also remove any extra hairs, discrepancies, and other imperfections, and perform my minor cleanups. - COMPLETION