Important update:

• I forgot to compensate 3d printer's accuracy in the holes and after printing one of the parts the rod didn't fit it. Added .5mm to every hole so the rods could fit.
• The pole is now split into 6 parts because they were a bit too tall and I got a layer shift at the top.
• There are less files now

This is a project for a 124cm so almost life size Minecraft trident.
There are holes where metal rods can be placed:

• three holes for 8cm long 5mm diameter rods in the head of the trident
• and a hole through the whole thing for a 1m long 10mm diameter rod

You don't have to use any rods as you can just glue it together and it should be fine.
I just wanted to be able to add some strength and weight so it feels nice (and whack someone with it without braking it lmao)

The head is separated into parts to fit Ender 3 bed and avoid larger amounts of supports.
There is also a non-separated version of the head if you have a bigger printer.
Print in whatever orientation you want.

If you want to paint - one pixel is 4x4cm