Largest Assassin's Creed Hidden Blade of 2024

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0:00 How the hiddenblade works
6.35 Hardware and tools needed
7.36 Assembly of blade and sleeve
18:08 Assembly of Upper envelope parts
19:06 Assembly of mechanical parts
25:24 Making straps
26:53 Wiring up custom ring
28:44 Finishing up and final details

[@BrutalFoX.]

I personally love the long version which is the accurate one based on the games but there's a catch, after years trying different methods I realized the longer the blade the weaker it is and easier to break

[@ducktapemagics9586]

Freedom units are now a required measurement for all projects.

[@KyleofAsgard]

A happy medium between metric and imperial haha

[@axguo2k]

Absolutely impressive how you were able to use the pulley system to pack so much length in such a small form factor. Anyone who thinks your design is too long clearly hasn't looked close enough at the AC 1/2 hidden blade designs, or they're just used to seeing the stubby, undersized hidden blades most people tend to make. Also a big fan of the auto retracting system you designed on these. Very game accurate if you look at Ezios hidden blades when equipped in game. The winding system also makes so much sense! Allows the blades to be stored without all the extra tension when not in use. Definitely one of the best AND most accurate hidden blade designs I've seen overall!

[@KyleofAsgard]

Thanks for the outstanding praise, I love how it's come out so far (still gonna keep refining), now I just have to hope that KZbin algorithm doesn't do me dirty and actually spreads the video around haha Thanks again. :)

[@egeoeris]

Dude this is amazing, I adore the way you handled the deploying mechanism. I've been dabbling in with the hidden blade design around last year, I came to the same conclusion for the blade tip deployement, reinforcing the rod is a brilliant idea to keep the printed parts thinner. I didn't wanted to add an extra plate to keep the pulleys from falling, to compensate I highly recommend a ball bearing lock like imdeepainreborn's designs and screwing the pulleys directly to the middle blade with recessed shafts to compansate for the screw heads

[@KyleofAsgard]

Hey man, thanks for the praise, I funnily enough fully intend to use the ball locking feature to lock it like imdeepinpains, as that is def the smartest way to do it so far, funnily enough, I just saw a pic of his latest hiddenblade on Facebook and I think he may have gotten a bit of inspiration from me, as he is now using tiny screws to make it all flush along the outside, as well as that it is genuinely double extension and is clock spring driven haha.

[@joshgardner7268]

He's back

[@markfox3141]

I really like how thorough you are with the build! What printer do you use?

[@KyleofAsgard]

Thanks dude, Its tedious, but worth it in the long run. For this build I used a couple of ender 3 gen one printers, old but reliable. I also didnt have them super calibrated, that way I knew Id have to do clean up on parts that many other people would also have to do if their machines werent the too tuned up as well haha

[@Edmar_Thorn]

might just have to get myself a cults3d account to get this :o

[@dallas32324hb]

this is great reminds me of imdeepainreborn design he made a couple of different ones and even came up with a unique design of his own

[@KyleofAsgard]

Thanks, yes indeed, from what I have seen, hes the only other hiddenblade maker who has created one using the clock spring. :)

[@SuperTommy117]

Would it be possible to design a blade based off of the codex pages from the first game? I've been seeing more designs with the scissor mechanism

[@KyleofAsgard]

I've only seen a few designs with the scissor mechanism, and they are either really average, or really good but require extreme precision to make.

[@touyprops1528]

Since I don’t have and know how to use 3d printers I have to await a physical version 😅 this will be a quite an upgrade from the altair one I have

[@KyleofAsgard]

I'm waiting on a quote for metal ones at the moment ;)

[@touyprops1528]

@@KyleofAsgard for me as cool as metal is it adds weight to the prop so I’m always all for plastic :)

[@josephboehnlein735]

Where do you get the 3d print plan

[@KyleofAsgard]

cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/modular-assassins-creed-hiddenblade

[@CraftyStudiosSWW]

How long did that take to print that Hidden Blade?

[@KyleofAsgard]

If I was to print one on a Bambu lab carbon, I could print all the parts in a day. Ender 3, a couple of days. Unless you are meaning design/ print time, then around a year of tinkering on and off :)

[@Sensual_Tortoise]

You say massive, i say accurate. At least to altair and ezio anyways

[@KyleofAsgard]

What can I say, when you're right, you're right 🤣 I've weirdly had a heap of people on insta and tik tok saying "it's too big" haha