Clone Engineer Cosplay Helmet 3D print model

cgtrader

WARNING:\nI am the original artist and will not permit any unauthorized reproductions or recastings of works produced from this file unless we agree on it first.\nIf you wish to create molds or castings, please contact me directly and we can negotiate a mutually beneficial agreement. In exchange for using my work in your projects, I request full credit in all resales or derivative creations.\nHowever, if we fail to discuss this arrangement beforehand, I assert that you have zero permission to reproduce my original material without explicit consent from myself as the creator. Clone Engineer Helmet 3D Printable Model When producing a print of this armor set, I suggest you decide on your own preferred orientation, splitting method, and slicing technique. However, if you want to minimize support structures while maintaining cleanliness, consider splitting objects with Z-offset in your chosen slicer. Alternatively, for users with smaller build areas needing to print chunks, I recommend utilizing Meshmixer. Note that the files provided are in .obj format. While most modern slicers can accept this file type, some older models might require conversion. Don't worry – you can use free online tools to convert .obj files to .stl for your needs. Keep in mind that you, as an individual creator, may need to adjust print settings according to your body shape. For my own prints of these items, I prefer printing the solid version with at least 12 shell walls and zero infill for optimal strength and efficiency. Using a wood-burning tool helps create holes at the bottom and visor areas. Final refinements involve careful sanding to ensure smooth results.