Closer B

A sleek, blade-adjacent cosplay component. Rendered here as a solid dark silhouette, this piece shows a long, rounded, capsule-like body with slightly raised, squared-off ends — the profile you'd expect from a katana fitting rather than the blade itself: most likely a scabbard section (saya) or a broad hand-guard blank meant to be finished and mounted. With the surface detail lost to shadow in the preview, treat this as a best read of the form rather than a guarantee of every feature. It belongs to a samurai or anime sword build, pairing with a hilt and blade to complete a wearable or display prop for conventions, photo shoots and wall mounts. Print notes • Split a long part across the bed length, or print it in halves and bond with a dowel or pin for strength along the seam. • Print with 3–4 solid perimeters; a prop this size doesn't need high infill but does need robust walls to survive handling. • Sand the rounded faces progressively (120 → 400), fill the layer lines, then prime and lacquer — satin black or a wrapped-cord finish both suit a saya. • If it's a guard, keep the central tang slot snug and file to fit your blade.