Swadian Knight Helmet

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Hello Lords, If you're interested in printing this helmet and making it yourself, please share photos with me so I can see how it turns out! You can find my Instagram account by searching for @3dbrotherhood via https://www.instagram.com/3dbrotherhood/. Please follow me! My YouTube channel's name is 3D Printer Brotherhood, and you can subscribe to it at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCT5hy2puk98zHVVQIBqGbQ. I designed and printed a Swadian Knight Helmet that's a character's helmet from the Mount & Blade Warband game. In fact, I printed an angled one, which you can see in the photos. However, I designed a radiused one for you because it's better than the angled one. The wall thickness of the helmet is about 2.8 mm, and that's important to know when printing. Finally, I'm sharing the helmets with you! You can watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VE2dUllYAo&feature=youtu.be. Now, I'll walk you through how I made it step by step. Yes, you can see the printing settings - I printed this helmet with a 0.4 mm layer height, but that wasn't the best choice because my 3D printer had trouble during the print. I suggest using a 0.25-0.3 mm layer height instead. You should also use a 0.4 mm nozzle and set the wall line count to 4. By the way, helmet will have 100% infill, but some regions may not be fully infilled, like cross sections - it's not a big deal. I printed the angled model in 12 pieces to save time, but I shared the radiused model with 4 pieces. Whatever you want to print is up to you! If you're interested in reading about post-printing, scroll down. Print Settings: Printer brand: Creality; Printer: Ender 3 Pro; Rafts: Doesn't matter; Supports: Yes; Resolution: 0.4; Infill: 100%; Filament brand: Uzara's 3D; Filament color: White; Filament material: PLA plus. Notes: Nozzle Diameter = 0.4 mm; Nozzle Temperature = 205°C - 210 °C; Bed Temperature = 60 °C; Printing Speed = 60 mm/s. Post-Printing Assembling, Sanding, Painting and more! You can watch all the production stages of the helmet on my YouTube channel (3D Printer Brotherhood). The video is also available here.