USG51
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Thank you and it’s because I didn’t have Enough and infill and top layers it’s not that big of a deal for me I’m going to smooth it out with with filler putty and I look forward to your build
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small update to the costume here is the start to my EC-17 Blaster
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I would get a bigger nozzle for faster printing
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hello first off thank you and what 3d printer do you have. if you can i would switch to a 1mm nozzle it will make the prints go faster
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idk if i'm going to have a a problem getting approved. the new armor for the new movies was 3d printed then cast others. That and if it has to be cast or vaccuformed, then I will have a blank then I guess. lol the most I can say is to ask someone in your local garrison.
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that would be grate i just need to finish my suite now lol
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any time and i just moved from Houston last year
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so i got mine from the guy in thingivers you have to email him he is a 501st member and what part of Texas are you in I'm in San Antonio and i plan on coating mine in resin so they should not warp
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that"s good I would build a enclosure for mine but i live in Texas and %90 of the year i don"t need it lol
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Do you use brims at all and I would try glue stick if you haven’t already and what is the temp of the room you are printing in you might need a enclosure.
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I'm using pla and i might switch to petg just for the chest and back but idk yet and I'm printing with a CR-10 with glue stick and a 1mm nozzle and haven't had any major issues yet.
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thank you and I'm about 1/4 of the way with the printing but unfortunately I have to whate tell i get more filament and I'm kinda worried about some of the fitment lol but nothing a heat gun cant fix lol
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thank you its actually really easy to do and that was really fun way to spend 60 hours lol
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I under stand that I have bean 3D printing for about 3 or 4 years now and I use Simplify 3-D for every thing and mesh-mixer is a life saver I like to put holes so I can line it up with dowel rods. This is the last print that I finished
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Hello all i have embarked on my scout armor. I will be 3D printing may hard parts and and finishing them my self and will be trying to make all my soft parts my self. any feed back would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance for taking a look and help.
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looks good man I would also use filer primer to even every thing out and then hit it with some black paint to help with seeing the low and high spots and you can also use bondo spot putty. good luck man I'm starting my first trooper build and am 3D printing my armor as well so any tips would be greatly appreciated.
