Make 3D Printed Spikes For Your Armor Projects!

[@ninjawannabe87]

Want to know something awesome about this? 3d printers that use metal are a thing; how available of a thing, I do not know at the time of this post, but that does add some awesomeness to this

[@SimonW-pz6xz]

I purchased X2 from the Newegg artillery store and it was great! Totally exceeded my expectations.

[@ricosuave4275]

Beautiful! Just beautiful! It's like watching magic and sorcery happen. 👍

[@makeithappenwithjayinZBrush]

Nicely done!

[@randyburkhead8671]

Do not use PLA or PLA+ material for this type of work. It melts in the sun. If you take this to a fair in summer and are outside your material will warp, deform, and / or outright melt. If you leave this in your car for some reason it will melt. Use PETG for any material you intend to take out to an outside event. Its more expensive but most modern printers including the one in this video can safely print with this material.

[@cindiali1457]

Great video! Creative content😊

[@christinebillet3060]

Excellent

[@dataluskazan4006]

Very Cool Great job

[@slickpuller8801]

Brain on 🔥 to many good Idea head hurts .

[@jameszealey6070]

Have you tried using flexible filament? As a larper the main worry I have with this is sharp details catching on other players.

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

Mind reader. I posted some AI Orc Armor on my instagram and am going to try using this 3D printer for spikes.... oh well.... I'll be 2nd to it.

[@ninjawannabe87]

well if you actually get a metal 3d printer, you'll be first before me

[@Et20220]

Epic