Very cool video, your helmets and blasters look great! And I like the idea of making Thicker 3d printed helmets, for the feel and hopefully durability of the helmets over time. How are the helmets when it comes to comfort with them being pretty thick?
@Alan.jn02 Thanks for your comment and question! The increase in weight certainly poses a challenge for all-day wearing. Most film takes are very short, so actors and extras are able to remove the helmets frequently. The heavier helmet looks much better on camera because there is less bobble. Unless the actor is a professional mime, toy weight props will look like toys on camera.
@Jessesmall Hey, that's really interesting. I never thought about the bobbling you would get with lighter helmets and so on🤔. It makes sense now that you mention it, tho. Very cool😁, and thanks for the response. I hope you have a great one, man😎👍.
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Sorry I haven’t liked your vids in a minute I have been busy with life but I am still here to support you and your work. And I love your helmets
@Cliffjumper2004 Welcome back! Thanks for the likes and the support it really helps bro!! Have a lovely day.
great video! your vids are vary helpful i have been wanting to get into 3d printing helmets
@PSShelley Glad to hear that. Making helmets is very fun. I am here to answer any questions you have. Hopefully, my videos help!
Very cool bro
@@fife64oo Thank you 😊 Welcome to the channel ☝️ 🫡
Very cool video, your helmets and blasters look great! And I like the idea of making Thicker 3d printed helmets, for the feel and hopefully durability of the helmets over time. How are the helmets when it comes to comfort with them being pretty thick?
@Alan.jn02 Thanks for your comment and question! The increase in weight certainly poses a challenge for all-day wearing. Most film takes are very short, so actors and extras are able to remove the helmets frequently. The heavier helmet looks much better on camera because there is less bobble. Unless the actor is a professional mime, toy weight props will look like toys on camera.
@Jessesmall Hey, that's really interesting. I never thought about the bobbling you would get with lighter helmets and so on🤔. It makes sense now that you mention it, tho. Very cool😁, and thanks for the response. I hope you have a great one, man😎👍.