3D Printed Green Goblin Helmet 

thank you for letting me now I fixed the comment section. also its a snug fit for me %80 100 was to baggy but im not sure the size of your head. for sizing you can use a free app called ( Scandy Pro) so you can get a 3d model of your head or scale it using other prints you have used. and thank you it honestly means a lot when you guys tell me you enjoy my work. lmk how it comes out!

@@beezycomics thank you so much I'll definitely use Scandy Pro. I was looking for some specific helmet tutorials and legit nobody had them except you and now I'm slowly gonna watch all your vids. Keep em coming!

@@hasannasir9969 thank you I got master Chief coming up next !

yeah so I printed this file at 100% I didn't scale it I was still testing things out. with padding this would definitely fit DO3D does a great job with the sizing

the scale of the helmet. in slicer it docent go by hat size. I can print at 100% meaning the original size of the model. or 80 precent scaling it down to make it smaller

@@beezycomics ohhh, thanks! I’ll definitely be going with the 80%!

Scaling is probably the hardest thing in 3d printing you tackle just have to work with the dimensions and scale down as you need. The best thing is to get a 3d scan of your head which costs. More reasonably you can try scanty pro the free app or find a helmet that fits and try to work off that scale. Trial & error but once you get it you got it.

did you separate all of the cut parts and name the files individually?

@@beezycomics that would help wouldn’t it, thats a facepalm moment lol.

@@AceofKnaves1966 lol it happens lol I did the same thing my first time around

Or what printer did you use to make this?

I use all Creality printers FDM. if you're looking to make wearable helmets without doing all the cuts the cr10-s or ender 5 pro are good starts. they both have big build surfaces and are easy to set up and maintain

@@Milo_Leone I use the cr10-s I started with the ender 3 pro

that all depends on the size of your head. for me 95-100 percent for most files fit. this green goblin file however is pretty big. you can use a free app called Scandy Pro . where you can get a 3d stl of your head ti size

@@beezycomics In your most recent video you said you used 80% I think I'll have to use 83

@@santiagochamorro1257 yes but that was without the back scoop of the helmet just the face. but 80 was good for me it fit perfect

there are 2 files now. you have to click the tab at the top and select (free) from there you will find the model

@@beezycomics I found out!. Turns out my account wasn't public which wouldn't let me view it!

@@beezycomics now I j gotta figure out how to slice it to fit my ender 3

@@xxJoeCraftxx yeah that's the challenge. im making another helmet like this because this one was created when I first started. ill have more in-depth on how to slice etc. should be out by next week

its still on DO3d website Under the free tab