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Motorcycle Helmet Skull Wall Mount

Marcel
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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27.4 h
3 plates
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
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30.1 h
3 plates
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
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31.2 h
2 plates
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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17.6 h
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I designed this wall mount because I like the style

 

It will be expanded further as it is intended to be a modular system So if someone doesn't want a skull, they can print a normal head or just a sphere etc on it in the future

 

All the parts are simply plugged together The mounting plate is installed on the wall and then the arm is simply slid in

 

The holes in the arm also serve as holders for clothes hangers

 

The print profile is not yet perfect but will be adjusted in the future

 

Update

 

Meanwhile, I have uploaded different variants for the wall mount and a second skull to choose from It fits on the original mounting arm; you only need to print the corresponding pin as I have changed the receptacle in the skull It is now square so the head no longer rotates if you don't want to glue it

 

In the future, I will also change the skull from the other profiles so that all have the same receptacle Additionally, I will upload more skulls

If anyone has an idea, feel free to contact me

 

I am open to all good tips

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@NMBC_DEVVO
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hey marcel, could you message me please. I have an idea for a helmet mount that id like to discuss with you. thank you
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@Marcel1981
Hello. Interesting, then tell me what idea you have. If I can implement it, I'll be happy to do it
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@NMBC_DEVVO
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I have a few, one being could you create a suger skull ( the skull with the patterns) helmet wall mount?
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @NMBC_DEVVO :
Do you perhaps have a picture of the skull and an idea of what the holder should look like
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@Joaomartins199
I tried to print it four times, it messed up horribly each time, so I made a few modifications, I'll share the better result tomorrow. In any case, as it is, you should avoid printing it as is, there's a lot of missing support on the back of the head, the inside is very hollow, so it's very light, it can break easily, so don't print it for now
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@Marcel1981
Thanks for the info! For me, it worked out very well. I printed the head with lightning infill to save material and time, and as I said, it worked great. Of course, you can also print the head with infill and add supports. Personally, I had a slightly unclean print in the holes on the holding arm, perhaps set variable layer height. But I'm grateful for every tip
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@Joaomartins199
I'm filling the head, I reinforced the support under the head and it worked, I still have a few hours left but soon I will show the result
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@Joaomartins199
but be careful I'm not going to point out only flaws the project is really nice truly beautiful I'm eager to make others like it
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@user_2524866634
face turned out great. Back of the skull … I checked the setting in my machine sever times. I would still recommend.
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@Hurricanedj
did you put supports around the back?
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@user_2524866634
Replying to @Hurricanedj :
This is the one I used. Admittedly I am new and still learning.
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @user_2524866634 :
I will upload a customized model tomorrow!
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@user_2314205150
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@Marcel1981
hey, looks awesome! Did you change anything in the settings
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@user_2314205150
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I didn't change a thing. I used a dual color filament. I know it was meant for helmets but I'm going to print a couple more for my other hats. This is a really cool print. Thank you..
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @user_2314205150 :
Nice, then I know the profile works well
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@HPFactory
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The skull fits the helmet perfectly. I did run into an issue with the dovetail being extremely tight so I made an adapter for mine. other than that this is Amazing work!
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@Marcel1981
Mega, thank you very much for the photo. I also noticed that it's tight, I think I should perhaps scale the wall mount down by 1-2 percent
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@user_125062925
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
Support Issue:Complete shit, the support crust came off after the 4-5th layer and didn't adhere to each other
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@Marcel1981
I'm sorry it didn't work out, but that doesn't make it total crap! Many others have already printed successfully! Maybe check your settings! Are you printing via Handy or Studio
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@user_125062925
Replying to @Marcel1981 :
Hey, I basically only use Bambu Studio on my desktop PC. I've never had problems where the support rings don't align and stick together after the 3rd-4th layer. Don't get me wrong, the design is mega awesome and I definitely want to have the helmet holder for my helmet. But it's always a risk to waste almost 500g of filament if something goes wrong. I will definitely try again soon. Maybe you have tips for me on how and what to set so that the print runs smoothly. Thanks
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@Marcel1981
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understand everything well. which profile did you take? the one where the face stands vertically upwards?
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@Battleman
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the wall plate doesn’t fit the bracket and the rod is to small for the skull head, but it did come out nicely. I can’t provide a photo cuz I broke the wall mount putting it in the bracket.
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@Marcel1981
Hello I'm sorry it didn't work out Try scaling the wall mount to 99% and the rod to 101%
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@Battleman
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yes sir, I did that and it fits way better. I love it! looks great! just wish it would have fit the first time I printed it is all.
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @Battleman :
I will bear this in mind in the future and leave a little more room and adjust the profiles
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@user_8903341
I have tried to print at least 5 times with PLA and it always goes wrong, a part breaks off at the back, speed reduced to 50% always spaghetti
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@Marcel1981
Funny, I only printed the head 2 days ago, everything was perfect. Do you print via mobile or PC?
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@user_8903341
Replying to @Marcel1981 :
Hello, I pressed on my phone and last time I tried 50% slower and still got spaghetti in the back area Thank you
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @user_8903341 :
I believe this is due to the phone, I was once told that the phone app resets the settings to factory default
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@user_1627173424
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing
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@Marcel1981
very gladly Have the prints worked out well
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@user_1627173424
Replying to @Marcel1981 :
I think I made a few beginner mistakes. First, I had problems with bed adhesion. So I learned to always clean the plate. And in hindsight, I would try a different support material. possibly water-soluble. since I spent about 30 minutes fiddling to get the supports out. How did you do it?
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @user_1627173424 :
Yes, I also had my problems with the support. On the first print, I really struggled and therefore printed it on its back. Previously, the brim was on the bed. To remove the supports, I used dental tools and played with the Z distance so that they would come off more easily
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@user_2010257689
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very cool design, printed well. unfortunately the beard drills into the padding of my jet helmet and would damage it. maybe I can use it for the bicycle helmet
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@Marcel1981
Hello Is it an integral helmet The problem I am still trying to fix Unfortunately every helmet is different
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@user_2010257689
Replying to @Marcel1981 :
nope, it‘s a Jet Helmet, scorpion Belfast Evo. but with a Cap, it looks great anyways.
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@Marcel1981
Replying to @user_2010257689 :
Ok I understand. I have a Gensler Titan which is a bit wider on the sides towards the chin. Maybe you have to scale down the holder a bit so it fits better and then insert a negative so that the hole fits
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