3D Printing a Life Size Jabba the Hutt! (Part 1, Sponsored by MakerGeeks)

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In this project I will be 3D printing and painting a life-size Jabba the Hutt statue. The other parts of the series are here:
Part 2: • 3D Printing a Life Siz...
Part 3: • 3D Printing a Life Siz...
Part 4: • 3D Printing a Life Siz...
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@make.anything 6 лет назад

Hey, I know you :P This is insane, I can't wait to see the massive end result!

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

Thanks for stopping by, Devin!

@DoctorAstrolBlack 6 лет назад

Devin, you are like my favorite 3d print youtuber! And also jabba dude, that thing is super dope! You should make a leah to go with it. And Devin, totally unrelated, you should continue trying 3d fabric, that was also super dope! Im kinda rambling now cuz its quite early in the morning here but long story short, SUPER DOPE.

@dysterbia257 6 лет назад

I'm gonna subscribe to you guys

@Vinnyd1970 3 года назад

@@MightyJabbasCollection Hi love this Jabba ....do you have a Facebook page?

@BarackBananabama 6 лет назад

You may want to print a life-size Death Star. Or a death-size Life Star. Whatever.

@CartoonyAndor 3 года назад

Take my like, with a thousand more well in the way

@TKs3DPrints 6 лет назад

and well done MakerGeeks for supporting modelers on large projects :)

@MyBrothersMario 6 лет назад

Too bad half their orders seem to never ship unless it's part of their subscription box.

@juannino8859 6 лет назад

Fill it with expanding foam for structure strength

@DaTibsters 6 лет назад

Yeah, it would probably push the pieces apart.

@ASkewedView3D 6 лет назад

Can't wait til you put still file on thingiverse and/or myminifactory. Good video thanks for sharing. God bless

@craigjnorris 6 лет назад

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@nathantaisto6930 6 лет назад

I love the Jabba stuff too, thanks for posting. I hope to print one too. Also have you ordered the sail barge 3.75.? www.hasbrolab.com/ looks cool.

@CaptainXJ 4 года назад

Am I the only one freaking out that Hutts have suckers?

@MakerSpaceOnline 6 лет назад

Great to see that printing the shell is working out! Looking forward to the next video(s)!

@arnoldhorshack7927 6 лет назад

I would like to hit the really like very much button, if I could!

@thecollectorshutt 6 лет назад

This is absolutely incredible!! I can’t wait to see the finished product keep up the great work Hutts 4 life!

@xxxxzorroxxxx 4 года назад

Question want do Similar project I want to do a probe droid life size. The I getting from is fromYou build it they will come. You got me to sign up. ANYWAY What is the Math you use To determine how big to make it or Probe droid. Need help. Thank you

@MightyJabbasCollection 4 года назад

zorro fox I’m not really sure how to answer that since I’m not sure what the scale is of their model, or how big the probe droid should be in real life. You could just try asking them. It will probably just come down to making your best guess

@xxxxzorroxxxx 4 года назад

I found out . Probe droid is 1.6m ( 5ft 3in)

@shadowbanned-9577 5 лет назад

Heads Wayy too big...darn.....More like pizza the Hutt...sigh

@darealliam4421 2 года назад

Hey just a tip but try using a small saughtering however you spell it iron to melt and fuse the prints together instead of superglue. It’s better for connecting them

@jakerdy5369 3 года назад

Seams could be reinforced with hot glue. You will need 100+ watt gluegun, and lots of sticks. Than, "draw" with glue along all seams, on inside of the model, with line about 1-2cm wide and 4+ mm thick. It will join parts together really tightly, and, because of elastic nature of hot glue. It will hold together pretty good, because all stress applied to model, will be relaxed in this glue seams, and they wouldn't craced as ca glue or epoxy.

@syntax.error.197 6 лет назад

He sounds like Kermit the Frog

@femalemuto4481 5 лет назад

I know

@Lumibear. 4 года назад

I just found this channel, whilst watching this video my friend across the room did actually ask me why Kermit The Frog was talking about Jabba The Hut. Hadn’t occurred to me till he said it, now I can’t stop hearing it. The Muppets need to hire him, the new guy is rubbish.

@thestreetzking 4 месяца назад

I know this is probably a long shot.. Any chance you can tell me where you found the Gamorrean guard head your wearing in the thumbnail,

@vcancer 6 лет назад

How it's going. Short update if you can PLEASE!

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

I plan to make an update video fairly soon, but long story short I have had the flu for the past week or so. So I haven't accomplished as much as I would have liked, but I have mostly recovered and expect a new shipment of filament tomorrow as well, so I should be able to get back printing very soon.

@vcancer 6 лет назад

I can't wait and wish you a speedy recoverey.

@agepbiz 6 лет назад

Wow! The size of this project is mindblowing. I am looking forward to the next videos

@RatAndRaven Год назад

38 years old, a life time fan of Star Wars and I only learned today that Jabba has a tattoo on his forearm.

@LordInvictus-yt 8 месяцев назад

Just came to say lol @ that thumbnail, you're such a funny guy. Love this channel.

@lucaribeiro6123 4 года назад

How did you hollow the STL file? Is it a tool in NetFabb? Cheers!

@xenome3883 2 года назад

how much does the 3d pinter cost i wanna buy one and make my own figures

@brodeyslagle357 2 года назад

I'm the 2,000 like and happy to help the algorithm

@hb_designs 6 лет назад

you can also plastic weld the inside if superglue wont hold ;)

@NolanCreate 6 лет назад

Awesome glad the shell is working out! When we did E.T. this method was great with just a little assembly difficulty. On his head we recut it and let mesh mixer fill in the hole. This gave us the outside shape with interior walls but no infill. Really impressed with the progress! Going to be an awesome result!

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

Yes, come to think of it your ET was one of the first examples I saw of this approach, although you didn't use the shell approach (not really necessary for something ET's size).

@warpighammer3760 6 лет назад

Yes this is awesome. Yes this is worth doing.yes you are badass. Yes I hate you.

@Clever_Motel 5 лет назад

Since when do Hutts have suction cups? Its a tail, not a tentacle for fucks sake

@Schelbenhouser 3 года назад

Where can I get the file for the gammorean guard helmet from the thumbnail. It’s AWESOME

@MightyJabbasCollection 3 года назад

It was from Build It And They Will Come, which is a subscription service for Star Wars-related STLs. You’d have to join and also purchase that file separately. It’s technically a bust but I sort of shoehorned it into being a mask for this shot. If I wanted it to really be a mask it would need some eye holes to start

@TheAprone 6 лет назад

@10:02 What are you printing?!

@eugenerusselnash 4 года назад

Heya! Superb! Can I buy a middle Sized One From You? I Mean a Little Smaller than your Test Print? I would really Appreciate it? Best

@MightyJabbasCollection 4 года назад

I don't sell prints, but the 3D model is freely available if you want to ask someone else to do it

@mickaeldureuil1044 3 года назад

Love this project ! I wanted to proceed with a T Rex, if not lifesize, a huge one anyway. The hollow design is brilliant but I can't find NetFabb to ease the cutting process (MacOs), any thought ?

@MightyJabbasCollection 3 года назад

Honestly I'm not sure. I haven't found the need to find new solutions because what I showed in the video still works for me. Maybe Meshmixer can handle it?

@justarandomkowakianmonkeyl5801 4 года назад

0:25 can I have that black series salacious crumb

@customfabrications 6 лет назад

Super glue and epoxy can be ok, but a solvent welded joint would be stronger. And you could add a strip of plastic behind each joint for strength and alignment. Keep at it, this is going to be awesome.

@3DSage 6 лет назад

very impressive!

@pooturik7938 6 лет назад

Why you don't just use 3Dpen to glue the parts

@poodlescone9700 4 года назад

Is there a way to slice the model manually at the seam lines and folds?

@obirobkenobi3599 3 года назад

Looking forward to your progress

@bigbird2240 10 месяцев назад

Can you make a “young jabba “ and “ young Ephant mon “ from the Ephant mon story he said that jabba was thin and fast and a great fighter and then jabba saved his life by wrapping his body around mon . He said they fought “back to back “ that would be awesome if you could recreate that somehow

@MightyJabbasCollection 10 месяцев назад

That's a tall order but it would be cool to see

@terieagle9815 5 лет назад

Sorry to say it, but jabba is kinda creepy

@declanmccarthy2556 2 года назад

Lol I am watching this video with the model

@jakecicero3795 6 лет назад

Are you sexually attracted to jabba the hutt?

@TheMinishKid 6 лет назад

I can’t believe you’re married. My wife would not tolerate this level of obsession! Hang on to her!

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

She's a keeper, but I think she would probably put her foot down if I wasn't planning on keeping him in the basement!

@TheMinishKid 6 лет назад

Mighty Jabba's Collection I guess I’m not one to talk...I have a life sized Zelda Guardian statue in my front yard. 😂 #obsessions

@TKs3DPrints 6 лет назад

looking forward to this models build. lots of luck :) i have done a model of the moon thats in 64 parts. that i need to test print before i release :) thumbs up :)

@9BlooCheez2 5 лет назад

are you the lucky penny shop guy

@kitfistosdentalplan1319 6 лет назад

Sick! So what’s next? Life size Han in Carbonite? Life size Millennium Falcon?

@mvealey1 6 лет назад

Excellent project. I was thinki g about a multipart model (although not so large) and you've given my some good guidelines. As for the gaps, take a look at using Bondo. Back the gaps with duct tape and have at it. Good luck!

@hailmegatron6141 6 лет назад

What kind of glue did u use?

@Taylor-xh8uh 6 лет назад

Heh a little force jedi

@kjamison5951 6 лет назад

9:22 LOL - when you showed the 0.4mm nozzle and then showed the next nozzle, my immediate thought was “1mm” so I was surprised when you said 0.8mm and then I chuckled when you revealed it actually was a 1mm nozzle. Too many years spent in a workshop. Pupils would bring me something that had to be covered or whatever and I’d ask them what size and they’d not know. With one look I’d estimate it to within a couple of millimetres, or swap easily between metric and imperial measurements. Awesome project. I saw this “jigsaw” style method of printing parts to be put together to form a larger item but never to this scale!

@timmc6009 6 лет назад

WOW!!! This is quite the undertaking. You must have a pretty big room to be putting that in lol. Will you make it so it comes apart in a few pieces so you can move it around? I was thinking maybe using a expanding foam to fill the body and provide some support might be a good idea. Can't wait to see more progress. Great job\idea mighty jabba.

@TomsBackyardWorkshop 6 лет назад

It took me a couple of months to print all the parts for my red guard helmet but my printer i in my room so I could only print during the day.

@townside_woodcraft 6 лет назад

glue the left side of the head thats fitting well now, then when its dry use a ratchet strap (or two) wrapped around the head to pull the seam/gap closed, thats how i would do it. you might have to put a piece of board or something under the strap against the face to pull it at the correct angle

@arnoldhorshack7927 6 лет назад

I would appreciate if you could do a tutorial on netfabb - breaking a model into pieces | I really like your videos.. they are very informative so thanks | I also purchased solutech filament because you are getting good results from it.

@starwars65622 6 лет назад

Wow thanks for the makergeek tip I live a half hour away from them and never knew!

@femalemuto4481 5 лет назад

Cool

@TheGeronimojack 6 лет назад

Next project should be a life size Salacious Crumb! LOL

@hunsua 6 лет назад

Subscribed !

@dwaynem8015 Год назад

Nicely done 👍

@djdresden242 5 лет назад

Dude this is sick.

@kronemerj 6 лет назад

My God you actually are doing it you madman.j Just kidding! cant wait to see it complete!

@Godzilla-vw4vs 4 года назад

Can you make a room tour

@omlettedufromage8588 6 лет назад

just a shot in the dark here, but i'm guessing youre going to need some type of support structure for the body. i can only imagine as you build from tail to body, then head, if you don't have supports inside, the belly will blow out once the weight of the upper body/head goes on.

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

We’ll see how it goes. The head is surprisingly sturdy, but I can always try adding some bracing inside if need be

@omlettedufromage8588 6 лет назад

hey, i'm genuinely excited about watching you get this done. i'm purchasing my 1st printer tomorrow (CR-10S4) soo youre definitely part of my research! i want to do full-scale SW stuff!

@EarlyArt206 6 лет назад

It does look sturdy and from my experience printing larger pieces like this I would say that you definitely do not have to worry about supporting it more unless you are trying to move it around a lot. I am very excited to see this in full!

@demijebus6831 6 лет назад

Support would definitely be recommended in the final peice. You could do this on the cheap by simply creating make shift I Beams from PVC pipe to run down the middle of the structure. It would be super light and make a great support for assembly. Glue some eva foam to the cross members to give the print something to grab onto and your golden. Super excited for this project.

@patrickl9930 6 лет назад

Interestingly, i see polygons. You should have him subdivide the model a couple times

@mlubecke 6 лет назад

Great project. And MakerGeeks is awesome for helping!!!!

@SanctuaryPound 6 лет назад

Wow!! Talk about ambitious. This is really cool and I can't wait to see the progression and final product!

@andrewcarver301 6 лет назад

Jabba not Janna

@micro963 Год назад

Nice video thank you for sharing👍👍👍what size nozzle did you used to print this project?

@MightyJabbasCollection Год назад

I’m pretty sure it says in the video, but I believe it was .8mm

@micro963 Год назад

Great, thank you, I have to get me one of those printers

@SA8TER21 6 лет назад

Surprised you actually got a response from them and not them ignoring you like they have done with thousands of customers on not sending out the stuff they bought from them.

@omlettedufromage8588 6 лет назад

i just watched your xinkerbot review and when i saw the gamorrean guard it reminded me about your life sized Jabba (this vid here)... how's that going?

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

It's coming along. I was down with the flu for quite a while since I published the first video, so I haven't done as much as I had hoped, but I should have another installment coming fairly soon.

@omlettedufromage8588 6 лет назад

awesome, cant wait! still waiting for my Cr-10s 4 tho.

@LordInvictus-yt 8 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@oakstar519 6 лет назад

Haha that is AWESOME. I wish my parents would let me do that.

@TitanicTruths 6 лет назад

we've been think of investing in a small low cost 3D printer, have some project ideas that it would come in handy for. any tips for a beginner.

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

I guess it depends on how much you think “low cost” is, and what you want to do with it. The CR-10 is a good machine for not too much money and has enough build volume to do most projects. But there are cheaper ones too.

@TitanicTruths 6 лет назад

+Mighty Jabba's Collection thanks, I'm going to do some more research before fully committing. it'd be my first, so an easy interface would be nice. btw, can't wait to see how jabba comes out. love star wars.

@carlosescobar6973 4 года назад

Niceeee

@johncannon1383 6 лет назад

Incredible

@normcaissie5598 6 лет назад

Nice. Invest in a 3D pen for filling and it also work better then glue.

@brandon9271 6 лет назад

Should've used Ninja Flex... lol ;) 😁

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

I actually thought about the possibiiity of making some kind of costume with flexible filament, but something tells me it might be a bit tricky in this case

@brandon9271 6 лет назад

Mighty Jabba's Collection that would be awesome! The seams may be easier to line up since it's flexible or it could make it more difficult because of shrinkage, etc. Would be cool though!

@roysekulich5763 6 лет назад

I cannot wait to see this finished... also to get the file to print my much smaller version of this very detailed stl file. I wonder if you should not try to attach the head and tail sections with strong magnets so you can transport this to conventions and such? Just an idea.

@zerocharistmas5074 6 лет назад

Is there any particular reason you're not using some kind of interlocking pin/hole kinda system to align and join the pieces?

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

Well, that would require editing all of the pieces, and the shells are kind of too thin to make that easy as well. I do plan to build him in several sections so he can be transported, and I will be adding add some brackets of some kind with strong magnets to align those sections

@zerocharistmas5074 6 лет назад

Mighty Jabba's Collection, that makes sense. I haven't been able to print anything large scale yet so I'm still trying to figure out what is and isn't easily doable. Thanks!

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

I’m still experimenting with this myself so my plans may evolve

@SpookySlash 6 лет назад

Nice work 👍👍 You are definitely a Jabba freak 😉

@fhuber7507 5 лет назад

An ultimate Nerd project.

@fhuber7507 5 лет назад

Assemble the head... foam fill it... then tail.. and slowly foam fill the whole thing using spray foam or 2-part expanding. You end up with something you can stand on.

@markforster4984 6 лет назад

Your going to print the parts first - and then paint them? Strange.

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

How do you suggest I do it?

@speedracer44 6 лет назад

Wow excellent job, I was wondering if there is some possibility that you sell one of those 1/6 scale Jabba models ... ???

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

Probably not. They just take too long to print

@mikesnapper9001 6 лет назад

What printer would you recommend if I wanted to print out the whole thing without having to split it into pieces?

@Stan-fm1vr 6 лет назад

You just inspired to print my own life size Lara Croft!

@nwilly 6 лет назад

What layer height did you use for the smallest one?

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

I think that might have been .1mm

@migueldeclercq3883 6 лет назад

I would 3D print a Princess Leia instead.

@evanmiller2562 3 года назад

You sound like Seth Rogan

@MightyJabbasCollection 3 года назад

So I’ve been told

@jonathanstubbsguitar5340 6 лет назад

When you put the files up definitely want to print out the small size one that’s still really big!

@eugenerusselnash 4 года назад

Heya! Thanks for that! Can you give me a Link? I would Hugely Appreciate it? Thank You Best!

@MightyJabbasCollection 4 года назад

Eugene Russel Nash There is a link in the last video of this series

@JPWestmas 6 лет назад

definitely the biggest starwars/jabba fan :)

@hellothere-mr9nd 6 лет назад

After make life sized han in carbonite!

@milosmilic1003 4 года назад

I will quote the Fluffy: Damn!

@adamocoin4678 6 лет назад

Now do you have a throne and everything that you plan to put him on

@hailmegatron6141 6 лет назад

Do u use a raft when printing?

@MightyJabbasCollection 6 лет назад

Only in certain cases, like when printing very small pieces, or something that seems like it might fall over. I didn't use a raft for Jabba at all, but I did use a small brim just to help a bit with adhesion.