3D Printed Mandalorian Armorer Helmet on Creality CR-10 V2
Вставка
- Опубліковано 24 вер 2020
- In this episode, Chuck shows you how to 3D Print a Mandalorian Armorer Helmet on the Creality CR-10 V2. He shows you how he splits it to save time and filament. And then how to slice it in Cura 4.7.1. The results are awesome. Check it out in this week's Filament Friday.
Mandalorian Armorer Helmet on Esty:
www.etsy.com/listing/74144549...
CR-10 V2
Amazon: amzn.to/2C2naiy
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/2WwT8gz
Banggood: www.banggood.com/custlink/G3G...
CR-10 V3 (Direct Drive)
Amazon: amzn.to/3mLFId8
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/2G7jJMY
Banggood: bit.ly/2EyMfXv
Belt Tensioner CR10:
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/3mRBkt4
Amazon: amzn.to/3czXDiu
CR-10 AutoLevel BLTouch:
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/367JNCI
***** Creality Ender 3: ******
amzn.to/3fSIISy
From Banggood : bit.ly/2wfD5Ia
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/3hDTvSf
Bundle From MatterHackers: bit.ly/2ZvGLnE
***** Creality Ender 3 Pro: *****
amzn.to/2QUjRUL
From Banggood.com: bit.ly/2DBG0AI
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/3hET7CL
Bundle From MatterHackers: bit.ly/2FuKFpu
CHEP Cube 3D Print: bit.ly/3gH4l9D
CHEP PAWN: bit.ly/3pHYE08
Filament Friday Tool Kit:
USA - amzn.to/2N8NuOR
Filament Friday Filament:
USA - amzn.to/2rgz3Ma
Nozzle Removal Tool:
Palm Ratchet: amzn.to/3u6ncm7
Premium Version with Rubber Grip: amzn.to/3qPs3pB
1/4'' Socket: amzn.to/2OjdHdg
Creality Ender 3 Parts/Upgrades
-------------------------------------------
X-Axis Tensioner
amzn.to/38BKbYP
Y-Axis Tensioner
amzn.to/2PhOdhi
Chuck's Favorite EZR Extruder:
bit.ly/2rlKCpp
CHPOWER Metal Extruder:
USA: amzn.to/2rpMJsn
UK: amzn.to/2YpeMUN
Banggood: bit.ly/2YnuwHO
WINSINN Dual Gear:
USA: amzn.to/37fB4eF
UK: amzn.to/36bUKju
Banggood: bit.ly/34YWDzN
Creality Silent Stepper Board: amzn.to/2YPM0Nh
Cap Tubes & Couplings: amzn.to/2Vf8BCf
CR10/Creality Ender 3 Nozzles: amzn.to/2m39K1y
CR10/Ender3 Silicon Heater Block Cover: amzn.to/2PaxJ89
Solder Sleeve Kit: amzn.to/2Pqqngm
Creality Ender 3 Fan Set (24v): amzn.to/38u9aOl
CR-10 Fan Set (12v): amzn.to/2PrcCxK
T-Nuts Kit: amzn.to/2LsQZg8
Screw Kit: amzn.to/2Va8uGK
Temperature Meter Used in Videos: amzn.to/2JpUJOC
Screwdriver set used in Videos: amzn.to/2PbWocM
Creality Ender 3 Upgrade Package (Extruder, Silent Board & Capricorn Tubing): bit.ly/2MNvmcs
Cura Slicer Profiles:
www.chepclub.com/cura-profile...
Cura Download:
ultimaker.com/software/ultima...
CHEP Prusa Profiles:
www.chepclub.com/prusaslicer-...
CR-10 V2
amzn.to/2C2naiy
From Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/2WwT8gz
From Banggood: www.banggood.com/custlink/G3G...
From CR-10:
amzn.to/2JDO9oP
From Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/2PF01uW
From Banggood : bit.ly/2udpwaj
CR-10S Pro
amzn.to/2C4MGnw
From Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/2JGLLh4
From Banggood : bit.ly/2WXWasO
From Matterhackers: bit.ly/2Kwk3G6
CR10 Mini
amzn.to/2l8B7mX
From Banggood : bit.ly/2u5XNJk
Creality Ender 5:
amzn.to/2IZaEFy
Banggood.com: bit.ly/2PwwHV7
Creality Official Reseller Comgrow: bit.ly/2L2SweG
Filament Friday Tool Kit: amzn.to/2YhMtea
Filament Friday 3D Printer Starter Kits: bit.ly/2EuojUq
Filament Friday Filament: amzn.to/2rgz3Ma
********* $3 - Ender Style Cura Profiles Download Links: *******
Latest V5.x Profiles: rb.gy/5k981c
TPU Profiles: shorturl.at/V08bk
PETG Profiles: shorturl.at/RLEfI
(Free to Patreon Members)
**** Support the Channel *****************
EBAY USA: ebay.to/1wtxfiU
EBAY UK: ebay.eu/2qdC5iy
EBAY Canada: bit.ly/2qdGRwh
Support the Channel here and Shop at MatterHackers.com and you automatically donate to the channel at no cost to you:
bit.ly/1Ugcijp
Buy thru this link to Slice Engineering for the Best Hot Ends:
bit.ly/3yuyuze
Note:
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
****************************************************
Filament Friday Sticker:
Send Self Addressed Stamped Envelope to:
Electronic Products
PO Box 251
Milford, MI 48381
****************************************************
Filament Friday Playlist:
goo.gl/yJLNhr
Chuck's Arduino Book:
amzn.to/3tA31JP
Intro animation by Pablo Licari based on Filament Friday Logo by Brian Carter. - Наука та технологія
This is the way.
This is the way.
I have spoken
This is the way.
This is the way.
No it's not, it's clunky just get the slicer to do it "Slic3r" does this out of the box, I've used it to chop up large things into bits.
Fantastic video! Love seeing you print a big hunking mando helmet for your wife!
I knew you’d like it but now I have to watch a bunch of yours to see how to do it on the Phenom :)
Sup dude
@@FilamentFriday Do you think it's possible to print a helmet like this without support in the center?
Some say it’s possible. I didn’t try,
I would love to see how it turns out after sanding and all. Please share it in your community post
I have watched the video only to see you putting the helmet on.... and you did! You are awesome Chuck. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 🦾
Thank you so much for making this video! I've been printing almost non-stop for over a week, but had been putting off printing my Mandolorian helmet. I knew something was wrong when it said 7+ days and 50% of that was going to support material!
Hi Chep, nice video! I have a little tip for you when you want to print something with large supports. In Cura, create a block in the area of the supports, of the same size, that its height is as close to the model as possible, then in the settings put a 0% infil and a single perimeter. This way you will save a lot of time and filament. I hope I have explained myself well. A greeting from Spain ;)
Fantastic work, Chuck! And thanks for all the tips! 😃
And I absolutely agree... This is the way! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
i just watched a guy build a Mandalorian Helmet on his Ender 3 took 2 days and 18 hours. no spliting the helmet, for me i would have to split it when printing it on the ender 3, thank you CHEP for showing us how to split a object!
KITT28 I am not sure if it’s fit on ender
@@davis0166 the video i watch did fit the bed, very tight fit, it did not fit him but it did fit his mom head
I really enjoy your wholesome content
Cheap hard hat liners make great adjustable inserts for any helmet....
That's a great way of splitting the helmets. Thanks for the video!
Use prusaslicer it will be way more easier
Thank you so so so so soo much. You don't know how much this video helped me out
you have the coolest wife. Had to be said. This is the way
"... You saw that coming, right?"
I didn't and laughed way to hard.
Thanks for covering your steps with tinker cad. Nice work.
I'm watching a master class! Well done Chep
Great work, Chuck!
Wow. Really nice way to split the stl.
i watched a couple of videos its fun to watch and i fully understand you. thanks.
your videos have been a big help thank you for everything you do
Amazing job! Congrats
Great video as always
Thanks for sharing 👍😁
wow that nice job chep keep up the good work
Your work is so inspiring, the way you teach and awesome work is a huge contribution to the 3d printing community. I have learnt so much viewing your videos and look forward to someday teach all that I have learnt, half as good as you teach. Best wishes from Peru and please keep with the great work! This is the way!!!
Thank You.
Good video. Nice tips /how-to. Thanks
You don't really need any supports inside the helmet. Get's a bit messy inside at the top, but you save a ton of plastic and time. If you're going to wear it, you can cover the messy inside area with padding.
Wow! Amazing 👍
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice! I see what my next printer will be!
This is the way awsome ending!hi from argentina
This is so awesome I just found this video and it's amazing
WOW been watching you since I got my ender 3 pro for xmas 2020...and just wow always great material and straight forward but that pun THIS IS THE WAY! subscribe! lol
You’re a legend
Good job!
Love my V2 especially since I've added an skrv1. 4t and custom hot end
Great work CHEP :) I don’t have any questions this week, but I got my new nozzles and now I have 25 replacements in case I break my printer 25 times 😂
Lucky you and me, we have an SO that's artistically inclined. I print the things, she does the painting part. Love it!
Amazing🔥😍👌👍
Would tree supports maybe be better for the top half of the helmet?
I really like what you're doing here, but out of curiosity would it be less work to use the model split settings in prusa slicer?
Hey CHEP, tell Connor CONGRATS on the Vezina Trophy!
Love the video. Would like a followup with how it finished up.
With what others have said, you don't need any inside supports for these types of helmets. I've printed quite a few without any inside supports on a CR-10s. The inside may get a bit messy, depending how well you've tuned your bridging, but it's less messy than it would be with supports that you need to clean.
I wasn’t going to print for 2 days and find out it was needed. So I played it safe and used supports. .
Glad to see something other than the Ender 3. =)
Timing could not have been better for this video. I just ordered a CR10v2 to replace my CR-6 Feet Under and am planning on printing this as one of my first prints on it.
A much easier way to split files in Tinkercad is to duplicate both the model and the square "hole" piece. Then you can grab the bottom height adjustment of the hole and drag it up and past itself so that it basically inverts while staying at the exact same height.
Cool!
I have been trying to print this helmet for weeks on a CR-10s and I’ve have 4 fails. Definitely going to try splitting it!
I printed a Imperial super commando helm and it failed 3x but I filed the seams and put the 3 different parts together and now have one sweet helm. Don't get discouraged!!
@@TJsCraftShack I using supports?
I printed with a 0,6 nozzle and no inside supports, yes inside is a bit messy but overhangs managed to work so for to complete the print perfectly... I used raft to secure the bottom adhesion, no need to split and glue...
My CR10s is and stock hotend, but with Hero Me Gen5 part fan cooling and SKR1.4 board.
@@cavitycreep I do and print on a raft on a taped bed. Always check your bed level too.
Great Video Chep! I would recommend MS 3D builder for splitting STL's and keeping the halves. Much more easier than TinkerCAD.
I just printed a Mando helmet whole without center support on the CR-10. took 43 hours. I made many test prints to close the top with very little looping on the underside, I got it down to about the size of a quarter. Problem is that the per model settings didn't seem to work right in for Cura 4.7.1 and the looping started about 1 inch from the top, about the size of your hand. It still completed and looks good!
Thanks for sharing another great video! May I suggest a new vídeo? How about building an enclosure for your Ender 3 so you could possibly get better results when printing with ABS? I’m currently working on similar project using plywood and would love if you could give us your thoughts and maybe showing your building process
Awesome video!! Are you going to make a review of the cr 10 v3 ?
You look amazing in that helmet. 😂
hi
can i print it with the ender 3 pro?
So to cut parts I use Prusa slicer and then export them as .stl and get it sliced in Cura, I found tinkercad difficult to work on since I come from a designing platforms like CATIA and Solidworks, that's my take
This is the Way
Printed this helmet 3 times. Didnt split the helmet but I think I might try it. Also you dont need to use supports in the middle. The nose piece though is a pain. Supports broke twice.
You should check out The Galactic Armory channel! Amazing stuff!
Have you not tried Meshmixer for splitting prints? It seems like way less work to do it that way than using Tinkercad
I hated mine when I first got it now I love it
Why not use meshmixer to split it and then tree supports in cure?
What retraction use on cr10v2;
How do you get the filament to stick to the bed? I have leveled the bed.. used a glue stick... please help me create the right ultimaker cura settings to print this helmet?
have you seen that in cura marketplace plugins that come a
"Cylindric Custom Support"
CHUCK, can i ask a question . Im attempting to print an iron man helmet but so far im having a little issue with overhangs? maybe bridging? on the eyelet piece of this helmet. I've reorientated the piece in 2 different directions and whichever ends up being the top..has like filament falling down. Very difficult to heat with an soldering iron to smooth out. Hope to hear back as the few forums ive asked this in nobody has a suggestion and others offer up that they have this same issue. THANKS.
i need some serious help updating my ender 3 v2 no matter what i do it wont update the screen just stays black and im lost please help
Hi can you make a video how to conect the BLTouch easely with the endo 3 pro V4.2.2?
Anyone try this with the V4 artillery sidewinder x1 printer?
I cant get this to work in Tinkercad, keep getting an error message saying mesh is too complex.
Normally I use Meshmixer to slice items in half but the Tinkercad trick is really interesting. Any way to add registration pins or notches to make it easier on alignment?
Sure. Just use the cylinder object as a solid and a hole to position them where you want them on the model. Just make sure to increase the hole by at least 0.1mm compared to the pin.
@@FilamentFriday perfect. I never use Tinkercad (Fusion here) but I may give that a shot in the near future.
How did you load the file into tinkercad? When I try it says the file is too big…
It would be great to see what tools and equipment your wife uses to clean the helmet up as I'm currently in the process of printing a Clone Trooper helmet on my Ender 3. Unfortunately it comes in 18 pieces. Look forward to seeing the finished article.
would it be safe to use resin (the stuff for fiber glassing) on the inside of this print to strength?
Not sure you need it.
Chep, what about reducing speed when printing the top part of the helmet, so the plastic cools down, and then maybe it's possible to print without supports, could it be possible???
Possible but I wasn’t running that long of a print to test out no supports.
Thanks Chuck, printing helmets is exaclty why I bought a 400x400x450 Chiron. ANy more helmet tips please?
I don’t do it enough
How do you import files that are larger than 25mb? It literally wont let me import my helmet =/
i want to see more video with cr10v2
@4:20 can you provide settings to make supports that are easier to remove?
I believe I cover that here: ua-cam.com/video/7BURpQNXrDA/v-deo.html
i went from the xvico x1 to the sunlu s8 luv them both if anyone wonts a cheaper option !
Do you think you can make a profile specific to cosplay prints?
What would be different that my existing profiles don’t work?
Printing it with an 0.8mm nozzle might be a good idea, would probably print both in a day
Then it will look like crap. I don't know why people insist on fast prints. I have some large complex prints that take over 4 days.
Has anyone found a low-speed (low rpm) Dremel tool? I have consider getting a Variac to reduce the speed of my Dremel tool. I ask because the lowest speed, 5,000 RPM (I believe), melts the PLA (or 3D print material). I’m looking for an easy way to do cleanup, as in the inside of the cool helmet Chuck printed.
What would be a permanent solution to getting these pieces together?
I use super glue gel.
maybe try conical support with breaking into chunks
Hey Chuck. How do you determine head size when making helmets like these? I assume there is a way to do this before printing?
They said it fit an adult head so I trusted it.
@@FilamentFriday lol... okay thanks!
You can print this helmet just under a day, with 0.6 nozzle and no inside support, at least my CR10s can handle the inside overhang pretty well. so no need to split and the glue ;)
Can't wait to try out my ender 5 plus
Nice...will print one to ride a motorcycle. Silver would be way better!
Could you help me please. I have this printer. It printed great for a couple months now I'm having issues with the first layer. I was using spray and it stopped working and I switched to glue. Now glue is not working. I'm not sure how to get it to work, I've leveled the bed but the bed doesn't stay sticky. Im printing PLA. I've played with the temp a little but I not sure what is going on. This happened with my monoprice and never figured it out.
Clean it with soapy water, rinse and dry.
@@FilamentFriday thanks I'll give it a try
i cant add my helmet to tinkercad because its too big of a file and its said only up to 25 mb
You have to downsample the STL in meshmixer.
You should do a review on the cr 10 v3
Maybe I will.
Using conical supports use could reduce print time by 6 hours +
What filament did you use?
Filament Friday Filament Black PLA
Hi, so you let the printer printer continuously for 24 hours?
Longer than that.
Beautiful print! I’m curious whether you could use tree support on the top half, and maybe save a bit mor time and material?
I printed a full-size (CR10-S, 290mmX290mmX290mm) globe that took days, and 1.5Kgs of material. I had a cylinder of support just a you did and man-oh-man was it tough to clean-out.
BTW - one of the updates in 4.7.1 is “MacOS is notarized by Apple, to prevent a security warning when starting for first time”, for which I submitted a ticket in GitHub. Recall I have the issue going from 4.7.0 to 4.7.1 on my Mac (El Capitan 10.11.6) - “ no mountable file systems”
Didn’t try it. I haven’t had any issues on my Mac.
You could have actually got rid of the inside infill when you where doing the second half of the helmet, you could have placed a large circle shape and have that shape go on the inside of the dome. Set the circle to 5 percent infill and done!
Lots of options but I didn’t want to take any chances on a 2 hour print so I used support.
Printed one for my wife all as 1 piece on my cr-10s
Is the Cr 10 v2 and v3 24v
Yes, I believe they are but check their specs online.
Turned out great! What is the approximate cost of the materials for this particular build?
$20
@@FilamentFriday thanks! Really worth it!
I split the Mando helmet in 2 vertically and printed on the Ender3 in 2 prints. It's on Thingiverse.
I looked at that but I didn’t want that big of a seam.
set support walls to 0 to save on big supports like for the helmet top. idk about 5% but with 0 walls and 10% density it surely would be fine and stable
Can you paint these? Will it stick?
Sure. A little sanding, primer and then paint.