Back in the safe space @Jo1
I am printing a mask from the legend of Zelda which has to be assembled. The pieces are on 5 different plates of printing. All 5 plates will take about 120 hours. The final plate of parts finished overnight so I will be able to start the 2 characters for the castle today. It sure how long they will take yet.
OMG, please share the different pieces as you assemble so I can see! This is fascinating!
You’re a great friend. I know your friend will love your gift.
Happy birthday to your friend.
I didn’t take photos of the individual pieces, but here is the final assembled mask. The eyes were 4 seperate pieces, pupils and iris’s seperate, all the spikes were seperate , and the face was split down the middle to print in 2 halves. The 6 yellow triangles above the eyes were also seperate and such a tight fit that they had to be sanded a little to get them to go into place.
Thank you, that is very sweet.
Wow, that’s impressive - I don’t know anything about 3D printing, but I’m amazed that it’s possible to make something that looks as sleek as this with a home 3D printer!
Oh, my gosh! It’s really shaping up! So excited to see it finished!
OMG thank you for sharing this! Jason, I can see why it took so much time. That is just incredible!
I have just posted the complete pictures. Enjoy.
Thank you @jeanneL ![]()
that’s super cool!!! Thanks for sharing the photo!
This is amazing. You’re so creative Jason.
@chamelionboy fab … i had lots to do but got it done … thank goodness for my builds as it takes my mind of things lol ![]()
The quality that can come out of today’s home 3D printers is pretty incredible.
Thanks @Suzanne_Jones. I can’t take any credit for the design. That was someone else’s work. Mine was just a huge amount of patience and the money to buy all of the filament and assemble it of course ![]()
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You’re welcome. I’m glad you like it.
How many kgs did you go through?
2 kg’s total, but the mask only weighs 1kg. The rest was poop paste from colour changes.
That’s such lot of waste
