(June25 Y+SY Tiers) Galactus Popcorn Bucket
Our first popcorn bucket is here!!! We have made the new Galactus popcorn bucket and after testing it and filling with 5 popcorn bags, it works well!!!
If you want to see our test print, we posted a video on our fb page so check it out!!
Included Features:
-Test printed for quality
-Includes different faces
-Fits 256mm build plate
-Holds 10x2mm magnets
-3mf Gcode project file
Hope you guys have fun printing this one out!!! Let us know what you think and what else we should make! Happy printing!
Yosh
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Comments (22)
Hi, is the clean mouth nose stl missing?
Hi! Any suggestions on filament colors for this print?
I was wondering the same thing. Any recommendations for what colors to print it in? I usually use Bambu Labs filament to take advantage of the rfid but am open to anything.
I have had the main face piece (17 hour print) fail twice now in same place about an hour in. Anyone else have this issue? It the last piece I need to complete the project
is this interchangable with the other galactus helmet?
Do the faceplates work on the helmet too?
When will the H2D start getting some love with larger print cuts? Just got mine and want to utilize it with some YOSH prints
Would love to but most ppl still have the 256mm build plate
Any plans to do face plate swaps for the wearable helmet version ?
Been waiting for someone to make popcorn buckets!!! Finally. We collect them from movie theathers and this will be amazing if you do this more often. I join your group because of thsi one! Hope for many more Thank you
Def will consider it!!!
What do folks print these buckets out of that are food safe??
Yes, PLA (Polylactic Acid) is generally considered safe for food contact applications and has been approved by the FDA for this purpose. However, it's crucial to choose food-safe filaments and be aware of potential risks associated with 3D printing, such as the porosity of the material and potential contamination from the printing process. Here's a more detailed breakdown: General Safety: PLA is a biodegradable thermoplastic derived from renewable resources, making it a more environmentally friendly option than traditional plastics. The FDA has approved PLA for use in food contact applications, indicating it's generally safe for storing and holding food. This makes it suitable for various food-related uses, including food packaging, disposable tableware, and custom 3D-printed items used with food.
could this be printed with a 0.6 nozzle? I know most of the stuff is printed in the 0.4 size.
guessing the only thing that would change is prob have a more visible layer lines on print.
Nice, any chances for a toothless from how to train your dragon as pop corn bucket? Or even helmets
Great idea!!
Y E S !!!
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! of to printing..
Looks amazing! Good inclusion for the swappable faces.
Yes!!! I’ve been waiting on this. Filament is ready to go. 😃
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾