Also I don't suppose it would be possible to add holes so that the 3d printer is spared from using too much filament? Like the image below? Or would it be better to just drill them in after? Thanks!
MCU Spider-Man - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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Also I don't suppose it would be possible to add holes so that the 3d printer is spared from using too much filament? Like the image below? Or would it be better to just drill them in after? Thanks!
Dspyder08
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I'm trying to print out the new webshooters but the files aren't working out, I had the same problems with the CW file when Ken first made the file but eventually I got it to work. If I get them printed out I'll snap a pic and what I did on my 3d printer to get them out
Frames in faceshell done. Now making holes for good ventilation.Then - cut faceshell on pieces for simplified printing.
Dspyder08
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The file was kinda faulty, it would fill in the lens area but I'm not sure if it was my printer or not. I sent the file through the netfabb cloud service to repair it in case it was damaged and it came out perfectly! If you need the specs on my printer lemme know but I'm using the Aio Zeus with a 20% infill, and the extruder distance was .12mm
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spiderkid2099
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Something I noticed that isn't on your file is on the black band that goes around the boots is supposed to go down and has a small gap thing. It is also this way on his Homecoming suit. I would change it myself but I'm no where near skilled enough.
Dspyder08
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Has anyone tried printing the Home Coming web shooters? I spent a good two weeks trying to print it out and I tried a couple things but I've had trouble with both the top and the bottom. First I tried printing it out right from downloading it, but the sides weren't being supported, so I added support which created a mess in my 3d printer. It would only support the body but not the sides. I tried fixing the print in case it was damaged but same thing would happen when I tried to print it out. I noticed that on the file the sides are at an angle View attachment 651658 so what I decided to do was flip the print upside down then add supports and print it out. I finally had a tangible piece instead of a glob of extruded filament but the pieces were very crude. I forgot to take a picture of the bottom but here is the top.
This pic shows the supports
The print shifted in the beginning so I'm missing a piece on the bottom so I'll be crying for days about that as I reprint two more but. If your printer has a heated base I think they might come out beautifully, without having to flip it upside down. Flipping it upside down lessened how much support there was but the top of the web shooter is just not clean at all. I printed them at 60% with the extruder at .12mm. It took 4 hours and 48 minutes. My print speed was 80 mm/s for EVERYTHING which could be the reason why it shifted in the beginning and why right side is so wrecked. It didn't help with the all around time for the print I thought it would but it was going just as slow if I had used the default speeds on my printer. But hey, if I want a damaged looking webshooter I could use that one -_-" Good luck guys
This pic shows the supportsThe print shifted in the beginning so I'm missing a piece on the bottom so I'll be crying for days about that as I reprint two more but. If your printer has a heated base I think they might come out beautifully, without having to flip it upside down. Flipping it upside down lessened how much support there was but the top of the web shooter is just not clean at all. I printed them at 60% with the extruder at .12mm. It took 4 hours and 48 minutes. My print speed was 80 mm/s for EVERYTHING which could be the reason why it shifted in the beginning and why right side is so wrecked. It didn't help with the all around time for the print I thought it would but it was going just as slow if I had used the default speeds on my printer. But hey, if I want a damaged looking webshooter I could use that one -_-" Good luck guys
Fett202
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It looks like the weblines are screen printed onto the suit, I wonder if the small pattern is also screen printed or if its just printed normally
TheseusPro
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I know they're visible but I don't anyone has pointed it out
The cartridges aren't flat black anymore
They have silver edges and dark burgundy accents
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The cartridges aren't flat black anymore
They have silver edges and dark burgundy accents
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Hey , i saw couple of guys who printed your mcu pattern and it is very cool but there is problem the arm webbing and the shoulder webbing doesnt fit it will be great if you can fix that. .
Kudalambda
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First of all, I have been following this thread since it started. Just lurking, but I have to say OMG thanks everyone for the interesting read. A HUGE thanks to Kenlandrum for starting it and the amazing free art! I didn't see any one add these, so here are some pics I came across. Hopefully they help with the project in some way. Again thanks
stevendrew100k
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Has anyone printed the Homecoming Web-Shooters (V3) from Shapeways? If so, how did they come out and does it fit snugly on a wrist 70mm wide?
Will you be posting this file? It's the last thing I'm waiting on before starting my build.
Fett202
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While I do agree with what we got in the movie was not as good looking as the real thing, I do prefer the flat web lines on the CW/Homecoming suit as opposed to the raised webs. After the Raimi trilogy and the Amazing Spider-Man 2 it's a pleasant change to see a different approach to the character's design without doing something radically different like the first Amazing Spider-Man films outfit...and looks much better than the final result in the movie with raised webbing.
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