Goblin Slayer Helmet 3D print model

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Goblin Slayer stands tall as the series' central figure, a battle-hardened silver-ranked adventurer who focuses exclusively on hunting down goblins with relentless precision.\n\nThis model showcases Goblin Slayer's helmet, an oversized design crafted to withstand intense combat and now ready for your 3D printing prowess.\n\nBoth versions of this design, including one bearing battle damage and the pristine original, are meticulously cut for optimal usability.\n\nA complete 3D model is provided as a wearable helmet that spans the largest areas over 300mm at its maximum width, perfect for ambitious print jobs. Alternatively, it can be broken down into smaller components.\n\nInside measurements taken from the helmet's surface dimensions, if printed in one seamless piece and set to scale: 170mm in width and 215mm in length.\n\nPrint Settings and Optimizations:\nWith a model as vast as this, successful prints will benefit significantly from careful settings and preparations. For maximum stability on your FDM printer, aim for a layer height between 0.1 and 0.3 mm.\nAlso, we recommend placing parts parallel to the printing platform for effortless arrangement. By adjusting settings, you can reduce or altogether remove printing supports where necessary, minimizing unnecessary use of material while shortening print time.\nBrim settings will also significantly help, as shell pieces can be notoriously slippery when thin, increasing the likelihood they could slip off during the print process if neglected. This makes reliable prints feasible and safe by incorporating such measures from the start.\n\nNote that precise print settings may differ depending on your printer model. Don't hesitate to reach out or adapt our recommended parameters according to what you've found best works for your 3D printing tools.\n\nOur Team Behind this Masterpiece: This fantastic 3Demon creation came into being at our very own workshop, driven by talented minds that craft exceptional cosplay items and gadgets here in Prague. Our crew also runs an makerspace within our base and shares many creative interests with the broader community, where we regularly share designs and progress on projects you can view more of our content from: our dedicated page\nand official site link here: \n\nCheck out all that we're capable of with just one glance through both! www.facebook.com/3Demon.3Dprint,www.3D-mon.com