Albie Caruana
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Does anyone know where one can still obtain the 3d model files for the Mark 46 or 47, the link did not work for me in the original post. Thank you!
3D Printing Iron Man MK46 Suit
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wannabe
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Max's excellent mk46/47 files are available on his Etsy store:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/465485...all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=iron man stl&ref=sr_gallery_5
jamesheneghan
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Hi it has a small amount of flex but very little
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Hi all sorry for not posting as frequently but here is what I have so far its not much but its something. I started using a better way to glue the pieces and it doesnt take as long to put together. I first tack the pieces together with super glue then use the abs juice to chemical weld the pieces together.
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Cheers Dude
love your Mk45 build.
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Lots of sanding to make the parts fit because I am using ABS(cheap ABS) it likes to warp so I need to sand them to make them fit into place but so far so good me thinks
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Fingers for the left hand fully printed
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Left Bicep mostly assembled
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Left shoulder print times
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Was hoping to have the full left arm printed by the past weekend but life happenes
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Chest, shoulder and bicep together just need to finish gluing the bicep and glue the shoulder together. Some delamination happened during one of the prints of the shoulder piece its minor and I should be able to repair it.
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Two halves of the left forearm.
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Left shoulder glued together looks a bit of a mess but once I get to sanding and filling it will look alot better.
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First round of sanding and primer done so far its looking really well
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Round 2 of sanding and priming and its looking better each time
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Have you tried using acetone vapor smoothing for your prints? Also have you finished your helmet yet? I am beginning the prints for my helmet but they also came out small, what scale did you end up printing at?
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No I havent tried acetone vapor and dont feel comfortable doing so. The helmet I copied the one I printed and layed the copy one over tge printed ans scaled it bigger its still too small but will do for now so I am just guessing it I did use the make human model but the head was too small
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Midline part of the chest printed and temporarily placed within the chest
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