3D Printed Wearable Stormtrooper Armor Suit - Star Wars
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2020
- Learn every step in the process of making a full size 3D Printed Star Wars Stormtrooper armor suit / costume. You can learn more about the armor that we used by visiting www.armormax.com/.
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• Flashforge Guider 2s 3D Printer: bit.ly/2ua5elu
• Flashforge Adventurer 3 3D Printer: bit.ly/2tviosT
• Alfawise U20 Plus 3D Printer: bit.ly/36l0TKH
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• Simplify3D (slicing software): www.simplify3d.com/
• Cura (slicing software): ultimaker.com/software/ultima...
• CA Glue with Activator: amzn.to/2QmxA4w
• XTC-3D Brush on Coating: amzn.to/2tuln4N
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• White Paint Pen: amzn.to/2SQ0nAc
• Tinted Face Shield: amzn.to/2QKnYzx
• Black Leather Gloves: amzn.to/2MSl3DR
• Black Pants: amzn.to/2MR2LTo
• Hook & Loop (Velcro) Roll: amzn.to/36k9g93
• Black Elastic Band Roll: amzn.to/36lusM5
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• Nikko Industries: www.nikkoindustries.com/
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if id ever become a milionaire il buy a castle but instead of having knight's armor suits id have a bunch of storm trooper armor suits😂
I'd rather have a couple of DOOM slayers in chrome gold
@@johndemore6402 mweh i like the clasic star wars look
@@tysk5729 yeah so what I do to
but you know what would look
so beyond belief?........
a bloody field of a battalion of dead storm troopers after
DOOM SLAYER killed them all to the last
➕ with a new DOOM game coming
out soon it'd be a great idea to jump on
the ID train get some likes and views
and money 💵
@@tysk5729 yeah yeah S. W.
LOL I SAW STARWARS THE DAY
IT FIRST CAME OUT 😎
I OWNED EVERY SHIP
AND ACTION FIGURE I WAS ROBBED
BUT THE WAY THE NEW FRANCHISE
IS TREATING THE FANS THEY CAN THROATS A LIGHTSABRE TILL THEY BUTT GLOWS
@@johndemore6402 r you oke buddy
Pretty cool armour
Great video! I saw you on the news here in Utah not too long ago. Looking to get started in 3d printing, myself. Your appearance on the news was an inspiration to look into building helmets. :D
Very cool! Glad to hear you're getting into printing helmets - it can certainly be a lot of fun. Best of luck to you!
It's extremely easy to make a plate that will stop a green tip 5.56 from an AR15.
It takes a welding blanket (fiberglass), epoxy resin, some carbon fiber matt, and ceramic backing like you find at Home Depot in kitchen tiles. It's not as heavy as metal, and it stops the round.
It's not reusable, but making another one is better than being shot.
Also, if I were to do this, which eventually I do, I'd use a heavy vinyl because it has the best impact properties.
Hey, I was wondering about 3D printing stormtrooper armor that I can fight HEMA in. I want polycarbonate, I think and it needs to be high impact resistant.
You must also take into account the padding you'll be using for the inside of per say helmet also on the forearm part xper try tpu and continue with pla
Очень подробная информация! Важные моменты по слоям.
Большое спасибо!
Thanks for your job!
Niles, what would you estimate the entire cost was to produce this suit including the 3D file you purchased?
When it comes to infill in cura
Gyroid (idk if thats how you spell that) is the strongest, because of its shape and structure.
Hi I’m having trouble with keeping the print stuck to the build plate. The corners of my prints tend to lift up throughout the print. I’m using PLA on an ended 3 pro. I was wondering if you could give me any tips.
Hey Cameron - that's always a pain. This can be a few things but I would check that you're materials aren't cooling down too quickly on those lower layers because of the fan, or if the heated bed temperature is low. Could also be an issue with leveling. Try this troubleshooting guide to see if it helps: all3dp.com/1/common-3d-printing-problems-troubleshooting-3d-printer-issues/ Good luck!
How have you found Blender for 3D printing?
What glue do you use?
So I'm working on a figurine a friend printed off for me and while i have a pretty steady hand there is alot of very tiny detailing and grinding i need to do on a hand. Any suggestions on what i could use to basically clamp it in place so it doesn't move on me while trying to do the grinding
I know I'm a year late, but my uncle paints figures and he uses things called helping hands, theyre basically little hands that grab and hold things making it easier to paint.
Did you put the s rubber trim and paint the vocoder
Nice video! I have a question, the buttplate was from the free files o paid files? I can't find that part in the link of the thingiverse stl that you posted. Thank you for your answer!
I had to look at it to remember but there was another set of files that had it. Here's the link: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103411
Can you recommend professional non-resin 3d printer? we are doing car parts. thank you!
Zain Fadhil Prusa has many awards.
What's the average filament usage of a forearm piece? I'll be using PLA, and Cura is telling me it'll use 412g. Sounds like a lot to me, but I suppose it has to be tough.
Great video! Any chance you've got a link or information on where you got your shoes for the trooper?
Sure thing - here they are! www.aliexpress.com/item/32923918442.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4d0PFmev
If you want more accurate or are planning on going the 501st legion route ( no prob if you aren't) www.imperialboots.com/product/421/
Every time I hear you’re intro, I think of the beginning of the intro to the cartoon “The Batman”
what kind of 3d printer would i get if i wanna build up to scale helmets plzz help thank you
Galactic Armory who also 3D prints armor recommends the Creality CR-10 V2 3D printer. It is a good middle of the line printer.
Hello, Which stl version of the Helmet did you used ? 1 from thingiverse ? Fomr the paid file link ?
The one in this video is from the free file on Thingiverse but I later printed the paid one and it's definitely a nicer one.
Any non-toxic alternatives to Bondo? Or can you just sand the PLA directly?
You can sand the PLA directly, yes. The bondo is nice because it's additive - it can fill spots in rather than just sanding away. Another alternative is to use a 3D printing pen to fill in whatever you like and then sand. The hard part about sanding filament is that it melts when you sand too quickly so it gets gooey. If you take your time with it it works fine.
@@The3DPrintingZone Thanks!
How do you make.an bullet proof storm trooper armour then ?
Hi,
What glue do you use?
Thanks, Tom
Just standard CA (Cyanoacrylate) glue / super glue works great for PLA. I also used hot glue with Gorilla Glue Sticks for some of it but the super glue tends to work better.
Where can I find these files for printing these or Scout Trooper armor or a site?
All links are in the description - both the free version and the paid version.
Hello,congratulations.
how much pla do you need to use,thanks!
Thanks! I didn't keep track but somewhere around 7-10 kilos.
Nillllllls! I need you buddy! First of all- awesome suit- second- I got a 3D printer finally- I got a Lotmaxx sc-20 (it’s like a cr-20 clone) and it was spitting our super clean prints and then nothing! My prints are now porous and underextruded. Until I calibrated the extruder- then it overextended a ton. Until I recalibrated it again- now it looks like garbage again. I thought maybe it was a clog but I poked at it again and did some cold pulls and I swear it looks worse now. I’m at my white end. I also considered just flat out replacing the nozzle but I am afraid to take apart my hot end and make things worse!
Hey Chris - welcome to the not-so-fun side of 3D Printing! It gets better. I'd start here: www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/ - it's got great troubleshooting steps. Make sure to try different filaments and different temperatures to see if that helps. Every situation is different but hopefully testing some of these things help you get back on track. Let me know how it turns out!
The 3D Printing Zone thanks man. I knew you’d come thru for me. It’s just weird because I had a filament that seemed very brittle but I got it dialed in pretty decently and was excited to get some filament in from ZYLtech recommenced by uncle jessy and it’s just been a mess for me. Stringing everywhere with loops popping out from otherwise decent layers- heavy seam zits and then all of the sudden under extrusion galore after not having been there in the beginning.
@@chrisperrywv did you ever get it figured out?
Eddie Ash oh man- I’ve been thru the cycle 10 times since this comment. I think in this instance it was my plastic extruder had been chewed thru by filament and after replacing the extruder with a metal one (and maybe the PTFE TUBE) I was back in business. Currently I’m fighting with PETG. I have a video on it if your interested- about to put out another one with an update since I have more information. I won’t spam the link here unless you would like to take a look. It’s on my other channel- not the one I’m commenting from.
@@chrisperrywv I'm still in the "hmmm which one should I buy" mode. But honestly, they seem to have alot of corks. From the machine to the materials and the nozels. It can be over whelming. Going to take days of more research lol
Stormtroopers don't die when they get shot, or most of them do infact die but most of them survive but they get incapacitated, their armour is meant to protect them from blaster shots.
Stormtrooper makes sense, bc if it did, it’d probably *go through* the first trooper and eliminate all immediately following reinforcements
Lucas couldn’t make blasters *too* op, you know
@@corporaldogmeat2020 oh
Now!!!!
Galactic Armory has the Rouge One Stormtrooper files for $29.
How do you make it bullet proof with ABS and is it heavy ?
You can't make it bulletproof with just 3D printed material. In my case I printed the suit then took it to a bullet-proofing company to have that done. And yes, it gets pretty heavy.
@@The3DPrintingZone alright thats cool.
question, if you used a 100 per cent infill on the chest piece, how bullet resistant would it be by itself? I assume it would shatter under impact, but Ceramic armor plates do that intentionally.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 lol what even kind of question was that lmfaoooo bullet resistant 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Maybe if you were throwing the bullets by hand, it would be bullet proof. 🤣
I suppose you could shoot a smaller piece like, like the forearm at 100% infill for a quick test. It should be better protection than nothing and depending on the plastic results would very.
I need that printer
Do you consider use a resin material printers like Elegoo Saturn. Im thinking about buying 3d printer but Im afraid resin material is not cost/efficient wise choice comparing to PLA material.
I haven't ventured into resin printing because of the hassle. The resin, the cleaning, the draining, etc. I think I'm just lazy about it but I'm certain I'll try it out at some point. The resolution available in resin printers can be really impressive but I don't know if I'd recommend it as a first printer unless you had specific needs.
would you mind uploading somewhere exactly what you printed?
I put the links in the description for the stormtrooper armor but some of the ones I used were purchased, so I can't upload/share the files, but I did put the link to the ones I bought.
@@The3DPrintingZone oh yeah didnt think of that, thanks for the reply and help!
I've got 3 words for you......
DOOM SLAYER ARMOR
how much did all the materials cost? (the filaments and whatnot) cause just the printers is over $3000
The PLA, paint, bondo, black clothing and other parts cost around $250-300. You can print all of this with the U20 Plus, which is under $500 and would really speed up the process. I printed the helmet on smaller printers so I'd recommend doing this with a larger printer if you can get your hands on one. If not, you can do it piece by piece on just about any printer - it's just more assembly.
Dillon Brandon How the fuck does a 3D printer cost $3,000 I got my Ender 3 for 180 and made the helmet in a week
do you live in Utah?
I sure do!
@@LRN2DIY I am in Salt Lake. Love your vids on 3D Printers. Still doing my research to find the right one. Thanks.
I did it. I pulled the trigger and bought a CR10-S4. I was wondering if there is any way I could contact you directly and discuss a ton of questions.
@@tonysmith4801 Hey Tony, that's awesome! Go ahead and hit me up on my Facebook or Instagram account with a direct message. @lrn2diy
Was wondering, are you a member of the 501st Legion? (If you said in the video I kind of browsed through) It looks like great fun, but I don't think this would be approvable in the legion, if that's the reason a person was doing this. But for just fun or Halloween, this is incredible and thank you for the video.
The 501st want it to be as accurate as possible in looks, with some form of cannon visual reference. This one specifically may not be perfectly acceptable as-is, I do not claim to be a stormtrooper expert, but I’m sure the file could be edited to make it more acceptable.
Nobody:
My broke ass: 26:15
mmm tpu can you make phone cases
It’s great that you tell people how you did it, but people who are watching are not looking for a mere lecture. I, for one, want to see it being done.
By the way I'm making a printer that you won't need to do all that work.😁
Wait is someone being used as a mannequin lol
Who the hell wants to do all that work???🙄 The print needs to be good enough just to maybe spray paint!🤔 Happy New Year
Spray paints are far to messy
I watched the whole video and was expecting to see you ACTUALLY shoot it, but I wasted my time!!
Unfortunally I think your armor is wayyyyy off. Not even close to screen accurat.
I'm sorry to say it, surely you put a lot of effort into building it, but since you explain how to make one and other people are maybe following your lead, I feel, I have to say it....
Please use the metric system like all countries in the world do. Thank you.
You should list the products you use by name, not brand name. I don't see such brands exist outside of the United States, and the world is much bigger.
Believe me, I’d switch in a heartbeat but, shockingly, that’s not my decision any more than I can tell you to just use the imperial system.