Horns for Cap - Cosplay
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Bill of Materials
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- Vis a Tête Fraisée M6 x 16mm de Ø6 mm x 2:
- Vis M3 x 10mm de Ø3 mm x 2:
- Cutter de précision x 1:
Description
These horns were originally designed to attach to caps, but nothing prevents them from being used for cosplays, helmet customization elements, or even retaining hooks, if attached to a board.
Cap used size 58cm / 23 in.
Shape type: Baseball Cap
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Print in PLA TOUGH+
- Offering better strength and resistance to impact, deformation, and heat, TOUGH+ is also less brittle than Classic PLA.
- This model requires no supports.
But if you have the possibility, it can increase the quality of the 3D model.- This model does not require strong glue.
- This model contains two types of horns, one with a flat face and one with a rounded face.You will need the following:
x1: Precision cutter.
x2: M6 x 16mm screws of Ø6 mm.
x2: M3 x 10mm screws of Ø3 mm.
List of parts per plate:
plate - 1
x1: Internal support and attachment.
plate - 2
x1 - Right and Left Horns, cosplay cap.
⚠️the horns are inverted on the plate, the right one is the left and vice versa.
plate - 3
x1: Right and Left Horns, with a flat surface.
Configuration:
- The internal attachment and rounded horns are made for caps or helmets.
- The flat-faced horns are made for attachment under furniture or on a board, vertically or horizontally.
⚠️let the build plate cool down before removing the 3D parts⚠️
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