Halo 4/5 master chief armor high poly 3d printeble for you!

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Is it more expensive to vacum form tint chrome and put the hex mesh on a visor or its less expensive to buy a mirored gold motorcycle visor does anyone know a good and low priced one ? :)

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On the off chance you are still trying to locate the gold iridium visors I was able to locate them here
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HALO-Master...170150?hash=item541c7c7066:g:dHAAAOSw-7RVFudX

and was also able to locate the hex pattern here
https://bd15decals.com/products/a4-size-hex-sheet

im sure that there's other places I haven't located yet but here's a starting point
 
On the off chance you are still trying to locate the gold iridium visors I was able to locate them here
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HALO-Master...170150?hash=item541c7c7066:g:dHAAAOSw-7RVFudX

and was also able to locate the hex pattern here
https://bd15decals.com/products/a4-size-hex-sheet

im sure that there's other places I haven't located yet but here's a starting point

someone posted a cheap alternative method of adding the hex pattern to the visors. its very cool and I think you could even do it to clear ski visors and make it look even cooler. if you had access to a vacuum form it might even be worth doing it that way as well.

good work on the files. I opened them with solidworks and they are pretty sharp!
 
I know this goes without saying and right along with what everyone else has been posting but truthfully the details on these files are amazing!!! Cant wait to see your total finished product on this build, following this intently!!!
 
someone posted a cheap alternative method of adding the hex pattern to the visors. its very cool and I think you could even do it to clear ski visors and make it look even cooler. if you had access to a vacuum form it might even be worth doing it that way as well.

good work on the files. I opened them with solidworks and they are pretty sharp!

I know this goes without saying and right along with what everyone else has been posting but truthfully the details on these files are amazing!!! Cant wait to see your total finished product on this build, following this intently!!!

Thanks guys! I would love to start printing this at once, but as i am a student and money is short, that have been put on hold to i get a part-time job and earn som cash
:p
 
Thanks guys! I would love to start printing this at once, but as i am a student and money is short, that have been put on hold to i get a part-time job and earn som cash
:p

I understand entirely, would it be alright to use your files so that I can get used to a few basic operations before I try for my own build design or would that be bad form on my part?
 
Thanks a lot for the files
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I got a failed print i dont know what cause the problem i will post some picture tonight i got my printer 2 days ago i dont really understand how its working yet

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I've started producing the parts this week and I must say, the parts so far have proven a joy to work with. tijojo98 : post it, we'll see if we can find an answer to your issues. Include brand of machine, used type of filament and printer parameters.
 
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Ok guys so this is how my piece was suppose to look like
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and this is how it was looking like when i stopped it before the end this morning
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I use a wanhao duplocator I3 V2 that i got 3 days ago i use 0.125 mm per layer 15% infill and 2mm shell thickness i print in pla at 220 celsius which is the temperature the pla company recommend and the bed is at 60 celsius i use support but no raft but the bottom was perfectly flat on the bed the was no problem there so i dont know what is the problem also i run the fan at 75%

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The X axis wire rail is blocking the extruder from going correctly on the full left it get stuck at aroun 5/6 of the way from the right i dont know what is doing this its getting stuck in the end stop
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im gonna try to use the cable tie that come with the printer to old the problematic part for now

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wow. Level shifts. Massive ones at that.
First thing you'd have to suspect is motor skipping or the GT2 belt springing over a tooth of the pulley.

On a Wanhao (Prusa Clone), stuff you can check is :

1) pulley's still fastened ? The are fixated with a small imbus/allen key on the axis motors. When this allen key comes loose, all kind of horrors start happening.
2) belt tension problem
3) on some Wanhaos I know the Melzi board/stepper controller the voltage settings of the controllers are sometimes notoriously off-spec.
4) printspeed WAY to high ?
5) do the axis of the carriage run freely ? Nothing that obstructs the movement ?

But with such massive issues, the problem is mechanical most of the time. Also, I've been told by a couple of friends who have a Wanhao that although they love their printers and I agree they're excellent value for money, their quality control -especially on the cheper models- is lacking. Like, A LOT. :D

Wanhao has an insanely active user forum. They are your first and foremost treasurechest in terms problem solving. Wanhao has a large following of near-fanatical users, do yourself a favor and put your problems up there too. It would not be the first time Wanhao would have a series of machines where they forgot X or botched up Y, and where near impossible problems turned out to have very easy solutions. Also, stuff like the correct calibration of the stepper controlers ect ect can be found there..

Keep us posted, and I wish you much success. Entering the 3D printing world, especially when using this kind of "tinker machines" (not saying this in a belitteling way, although I don't own one, these are "my kind of machines"), the first steps are often a bit rocky. Don't ever let that discourage you or doubt you did the right thing buying that machine : it's a learning experience, and I promise you, it is a gratifying one. And as said, with the Wanhao you've become part of a family of thousands of users who share their tips and experiences freely : it is one of THE most valid reasons to buy a Wanhao. Make full use of that advantage !!!
 
wow. Level shifts. Massive ones at that.
First thing you'd have to suspect is motor skipping or the GT2 belt springing over a tooth of the pulley.

On a Wanhao (Prusa Clone), stuff you can check is :

1) pulley's still fastened ? The are fixated with a small imbus/allen key on the axis motors. When this allen key comes loose, all kind of horrors start happening.
2) belt tension problem
3) on some Wanhaos I know the Melzi board/stepper controller there are sometimes notoriously off-spec.
4) printspeed WAY to high ?
5) do the axis of the carriage run freely ? Nothing that obstructs the movement ?

But with such massive issues, the problem is mechanical most of the time. Also, I've been told by a couple of friends who have a Wanhao that although they love their printers and I agree they're excellent value for money, their quality control -especially on the cheper models- is lacking. Like, A LOT. :D

Wanhao has an insanely active user forum. They are your first and foremost treasurechest in terms problem solving. Wanhao has a large following of near-fanatical users, do yourself a favor and put your problems up there too. It would not be the first time Wanhao would have a series of machines where they forgot X or botched up Y, and where near impossible problems turned out to have very easy solutions.

Keep us posted, and success !
Thanks a lot it seemed that the axis was obstructed by the wire belt that was getting stuck in the endstop on the left side of the extruder which was confusing the printer

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Great to hear you indentified the problem ! Sunny clear skies and smooth printing from now on, that's what I wish for you. :D
 
Currently printing the sides of the helmet print time 70 hours the first layer of the raft is always a big mess but the printer always seem to be able to continue after without any problem
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Huge move backward guys i was almost done printing the helmet scaled and splitted for my printer and due to a cryptroni virus i decided to restore my computer but i forgotted to save the scaled and sliced files on my usb key so i almost wated a full fillament spool and a lot of time for nothing i jave more chamce to win lottery than scaling and slicing everything identical again thats really heavy since i dont have money for error i have 300$ budget of fillament for the suit

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Huge move backward guys i was almost done printing the helmet scaled and splitted for my printer and due to a cryptroni virus i decided to restore my computer but i forgotted to save the scaled and sliced files on my usb key so i almost wated a full fillament spool and a lot of time for nothing  i jave more chamce to win lottery than scaling and slicing everything identical again thats really heavy since i dont have money for error i have 300$ budget of fillament for the suit

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I got past a Cryptoni like ransomware virus not too long ago. All I needed was 1 encrypted file (e.g. a pdf file) and its original unencrypted (I pulled an original from an old e-mail) to decode the key. The algorithm used is the same for the rest of the files. If you still have the encrypted files, I may be able to help. Otherwise, I'll just post this link to a really fantastic program to help some others.
 
I got past a Cryptoni like ransomware virus not too long ago. All I needed was 1 encrypted file (e.g. a pdf file) and its original unencrypted (I pulled an original from an old e-mail) to decode the key. The algorithm used is the same for the rest of the files. If you still have the encrypted files, I may be able to help. Otherwise, I'll just post this link to a really fantastic program to help some others.
No i dont have the files anymore but these virus are the worst seriously

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Hello and thank you for parts !! Do you know if someone has a pre-cut bust? Personally thicknesses are not good (see photos) ...
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