Motorized Iron Man Helmet

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Here are the designs for a motorized Iron man Mask that's been fully realized in all its glory. And check out these pictures of every single piece I printed - they're a testament to my creativity and skills as an engineer. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to finish printing them because it took me so long to design this masterpiece and the printer I was using suddenly stopped working, but I'm currently fixing it with all due haste. I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Titan Robotics for letting me use their top-notch printer - it really made all the difference in bringing my vision to life. The file named Rail Holder is meant to be mounted inside the helmet close to the front so that a metal rod can run through it, raising the face up when you press the button that you can put in either ear and drill a hole customized to your specific needs. If you're having trouble getting the face to move, I highly recommend checking out James Burton's video - he explains everything in crystal-clear detail. In fact, his ideas and thoughts were so inspiring that I used them as the foundation for my own design. You can find his video at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBRoMPvzTcQ. I printed these pieces using an Airwolf 3D printer with a whopping 60% infill - it's truly state-of-the-art technology. If you have any questions or need further clarification, please don't hesitate to email me at rsturt@live.com. Thanks in advance for your support and enthusiasm! Print Settings: Printer Brand: Airwolf 3D Printer Model: AW3D HD Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Infill: 60% How I Designed This I used a variety of programs to bring this design to life, including 123D Design, Netfabb, Tinkercad, and Solidworks. Each one brought its own unique strengths and capabilities to the table, allowing me to create something truly extraordinary.