3D Printed Halo Gravity Hammer from Cyberforge

In this exciting episode, I do something a lot different and build a full sized gravity hammer 3D printed prop for Cyberforge. You can check out their stuff at www.cyberforge3d.com

[@davidmoore845]

Hi Sean I just want to thank you for all the videos that you have made, I’ve learned a lot from you. I put all my planes in flight and to all those jerks that think it’s lazy to put the gear up let them try it sometime, it’s very hard to make it work!

[@garyrunnalls7714]

I absolutely love the various projects besides the model planes. It's always fun to play with primers and other hardware stuff especially to see if something melts lol.

[@dekon70]

Very nice! Sometimes you just need to do something you normally wouldn't do; helps to get the building mojo back.

[@riccardofattoretto5323]

please come back with some new video, we're waiting for some good model with your artistic and authentic touch!!!!

[@dorkf1sh]

Good gawd Sean, you are such an uber-dork. Too funny, love it. Keep livin the dream for the rest of us.

[@Sr.Rowlet]

you should make the top gun Darkstar

[@Sr.Rowlet]

I think it would look nice

[@allanrichards3752]

Very unusual subject and interesting video. I actually quite like the True Metals. If you want the blade to be different you can use the true metal and let it set for an hour or so then buff it with a soft cloth and it actually develops a bit of a shine. If you want to do that on detail parts use a medium hard brush. I have done a couple of dozer blades to get them looking shiny and also the brass lights on a Model T car kit. I think it looks more metallic than paint on larger models.

[@seanerk5kt9]

I can see some potential in the true metals….I’m gonna have to experiment with them more

[@rOEN911]

Τo give you some tips so you dont strangle that much next time you touch a 3d print models , first about materials dont use normal sandpaper but foam pad sandpapers makes huge difference trust me you will drop the sanding time to half ,also have in mind to treat the 3d print part as a car bumper repair that means you need flexibility so are tons of materials how to repair plastic bumbers that are awesome so ask localy for two part epoxy rubber repair filler ,it will never crack and is super easy to sand ! Also for the final finish my self i am using after the sanding a standar cheap Us resin that you can use on 3d resin printers and works amazing and is super quick because it dries with UV instantly so you dont have to wait !

[@KojiWoji_]

Hey there San can I ask where you got the files for the additional prints you added on the side of the hammer

[@seanerk5kt9]

I don’t have a 3D printer. I created the additional parts by cutting out styrene plastic card