Perihelion Prints
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Perihelion Prints - the Apex of Wearable Design
Specializing in 3D printed masks and cosplay accessories.
Free/paid models on Cults:
https://cults3d.com/en/users/perihelion_prints/3d-models
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#3dprinting
Specializing in 3D printed masks and cosplay accessories.
Free/paid models on Cults:
https://cults3d.com/en/users/perihelion_prints/3d-models
Tip Jar: https://buymeacoffee.com/perihelion_prints
#3dprinting
And you'll get something like this. Add some ribbon for a head strap, and voila!
If you have any questions about this process, or suggestions for future designs, feel free to share them below :)
If you have any questions about this process, or suggestions for future designs, feel free to share them below :)
June 16, 2025 at 2:06 AM
And you'll get something like this. Add some ribbon for a head strap, and voila!
If you have any questions about this process, or suggestions for future designs, feel free to share them below :)
If you have any questions about this process, or suggestions for future designs, feel free to share them below :)
I used several layers of tulle (you can experiment to balance visibility and opacity)
I used pairs of 10x1mm round neodymium magnets (one on the outside, one on the inside) to hold it in place while I hot glued it, one section at a time.
Then I cut off the excess. Repeat for the other half...
I used pairs of 10x1mm round neodymium magnets (one on the outside, one on the inside) to hold it in place while I hot glued it, one section at a time.
Then I cut off the excess. Repeat for the other half...
June 16, 2025 at 2:06 AM
I used several layers of tulle (you can experiment to balance visibility and opacity)
I used pairs of 10x1mm round neodymium magnets (one on the outside, one on the inside) to hold it in place while I hot glued it, one section at a time.
Then I cut off the excess. Repeat for the other half...
I used pairs of 10x1mm round neodymium magnets (one on the outside, one on the inside) to hold it in place while I hot glued it, one section at a time.
Then I cut off the excess. Repeat for the other half...
Step 1: Print the mask frame. I recommend "snug supports" in PrusaSlicer. You can use basically whatever material you want, just know that this frame will be visible on the outside of the mask.
Then you'll need to get some kind of fabric, I recommend tulle, to cover the inside.
Then you'll need to get some kind of fabric, I recommend tulle, to cover the inside.
June 16, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Step 1: Print the mask frame. I recommend "snug supports" in PrusaSlicer. You can use basically whatever material you want, just know that this frame will be visible on the outside of the mask.
Then you'll need to get some kind of fabric, I recommend tulle, to cover the inside.
Then you'll need to get some kind of fabric, I recommend tulle, to cover the inside.