June 5, 2021

Lighthammer "behind the scenes" video

I promise this is the last of the hammer spam :D

Just wanted to share the link to the video as i figured it might get lost in all the links on the previous post i shared :)

Let me know what you think, also if there is anyone that does youtube content or any social media content regarding props/3dprint, drop me a message :)

New model will be uploaded soon ;) 

Lighthammer - 3d printed (YouTube)

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Mason · June 7, 2021

I will for sure!

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Mason · June 7, 2021

Might try to see if i can fit those parts on my resin printer since i already have clear resin. Might yellow though so maybe ill try both

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MysteryMakers · June 7, 2021

yeah, it shouldnt be an issue if it yellows. let me know , really curious about it :)

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Guillaume Da cunha · June 7, 2021

bonjour est il possible d'avoir la marque et modèle du pla utilisé?

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MysteryMakers · June 7, 2021

i used filamentum galaxy and filamentum clear :)

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Mason · June 7, 2021

Thank you for the settings advice. I ordered the hilt you used already and totally forgot about how ill need transparent parts haha. Cant wait

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MysteryMakers · June 7, 2021

haha , it happens :D im actually curious how non clear filament would work but i imagine not well :D it could be a good test for another time :D

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Mason · June 7, 2021

Do I need clear filament? did you paint it black or use a black filament?

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MysteryMakers · June 7, 2021

I used a transparent filament for the "glowing" parts, so inwould recommend you use it as well, and i used 10% on those "transparent" body part + 2 walls, 3 bottom layer, 5 top layers, avargae of 65 mm/sec printing speed. Since its a transparent material you csn go higher with the infill and also witht the layers. The larger the layer height (example 0.3 mm) the more transparent/translicent the filament is. On the "non glowing" parts you can ise 2-3 walls and up to 25 % grid infill to make it harder for thenlight to pass thru. On the place where those parts are located you csn add an aluminum foil to block the glow wich will also in turn enhance thr glow to the inside :)