Djstorm100
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Question for you guys, what model printer and were do you aquire the plastic filler at?
Iron Man mkIII 3D Print Files - FREE
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CworthDynamics
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HI buddy, thanks for share your iron man hands files , i want to 3d print both hands , but i would like to scale the files to my hands size , how can i do it ?
i am going to print the files on shapeways and i dont want to scale it wrong .
Thanks
I would find a hand model, scale it to match your hand then scale the armor to that.
Maximushaydos
Active Member
Hi Guys,
Sorry if this question has been asked but what 3D printer are these being modelled for? If I was to get a MakerBot would it print the parts that are being created?
Sorry new to all the 3D jazz and I am just doing my research at the moment.
Kindest regards,
Maximus
Sorry if this question has been asked but what 3D printer are these being modelled for? If I was to get a MakerBot would it print the parts that are being created?
Sorry new to all the 3D jazz and I am just doing my research at the moment.
Kindest regards,
Maximus
ROBOSTEVE 0671
Sr Member
Wow, what a great thread! Huge thanks for sharing these files Andy.
typewriter
Active Member
ME <3 this thread.... just beautiful work dude.. just beautiful, Im in awe
CworthDynamics
Active Member
You would be able to print out many parts on a MakerBot without too many problems but some would prove difficult and/or need a bunch of clean up. You would probably want to putty and sand them as well to get rid of the print lines. Kenlandrum's been doing an incredible job on these but some of the parts will also need additional work to be made printable on any printer, it's just a difference between modeling for digital versus for printing.
Maximushaydos
Active Member
Thanks for that Megafern, I have been looking at getting a printer for a while now so I am trying to see all the up's and down's at the moment.
Maximus
Maximus
kenlandrum
Sr Member
Been quite busy at work but I am still moving forward... even if it is at a snails pace.
Work in Progress
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Any progress is good progress. Your work is fantastic, so I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say, snail's pace or not, we all really appreciate everything you've put out and will put out.
Thanks for all of your hard work and generosity!
-Nick
Thanks for all of your hard work and generosity!
-Nick
kenujio
Well-Known Member
Right and Left Hand available:
View attachment 191353
(revised 05-30-13 - shell modifier added for print, minor geo tweaks)
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_R_Hand.obj
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_L_Hand.obj
Here is Andy's file cut up and ready to print. Thanks Andy!
http://www.kenlandrum.com/andy-hand_HD_solid.stl
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reduce - 50 % quality please
View attachment 191353
(revised 05-30-13 - shell modifier added for print, minor geo tweaks)
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_R_Hand.obj
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_L_Hand.obj
Here is Andy's file cut up and ready to print. Thanks Andy!
http://www.kenlandrum.com/andy-hand_HD_solid.stl
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reduce - 50 % quality please
kenujio
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lol:facepalm
dlowrider
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that is going... hahaha
Keven Skywalker
Active Member
kenlandrum
Arc Reactor:
arc-low.jpg
http://kenlandrum.com/Arc_Reactor-disassembled_v03.obj
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Boot Jet:
boot_jet.jpg
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_BootJet_v01.obj
**In sticking with the movie scale the Jet has been sized to 2.25" diameter (to fit the pep boot it should measure about 2")
this arc reactor and boor jet does not match to the picture, am i doing somthing wrong?
Arc Reactor:
arc-low.jpg
http://kenlandrum.com/Arc_Reactor-disassembled_v03.obj
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Boot Jet:
boot_jet.jpg
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_BootJet_v01.obj
**In sticking with the movie scale the Jet has been sized to 2.25" diameter (to fit the pep boot it should measure about 2")
this arc reactor and boor jet does not match to the picture, am i doing somthing wrong?
kenlandrum
Sr Member
Yup! Several of the parts are. I created a Shapeways account to upload and check many of these these models for printability. For instance, on the Arc Reactor I split it up and even thinned some of the parts in the back to keep cost down.
To sum it up, all of the models here can be printed. Some of them still require a person with minimal 3d knowledge to open them up, separate the pieces they wish to have separate and convert them (if needed) to a format that will work for their printer. An ideal situation would allow me the time to do all of this... it's just that I barely have the time to model all of these parts, let alone prepare and manage all the different formats.
Anyway, I have had a real bust spell and hope to get back to modeling more of these soon. I left off on the helmet. Hope to get to some of the details in the calf and back flaps. Also hope to do a nice pair of non-symmetrical boots as well.
cheers!
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Not sure what you are doing, but I am using 3dsmax. I have noticed some folks having problems using other 3d software to open these... sorry.
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Nothing yet... soon I hope.
kenlandrum
Sr Member
me too...
anyone have any suggestions?? I have been looking into them, it just seems like many have detail and size limitation problems...
just like paper printers back in the day...
Keven Skywalker
Active Member
Ok thanks for the quick response
I opened with 3d max and the arc reactor I could see it perfect but the bootjet i see a box
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