Welcome to SuperheroDIY, where we truly love this stuff! From costume helmets and accessories to toys and replica prop gifts, everything that's made available on the store has been put to use (by us) right here in Broomfield, Colorado. If you don't find what you need, we offer custom 3D design and printing services as well. Get everything you need for your next cosplay right here!
Yesterday, after printing up one of those beautiful Arkham Folding Magnetic Batarang's on my Creality CR-10S S4 (400mm x 400mm x 400mm) printer, I figured I'd print a couple BvS batarangs as well. After hitting print on OctoPrint, I went back to what I was doing ... but a couple minutes later I turned around and saw that it was doing nothing, and the screen was off! It died ... and wouldn't turn back on.
Yesterday the wife and I were driving around, and decided to stop into the local Comic Book / Toy Store. We didn’t find anything that really caught our eye, but as we were walking out we saw another customer trying to sell some items to the shop. As we climbed into the car, we saw the same customer hauling all their boxes back out to their car. I said “I wonder if they were trying to sell those … I should ask!”. So, I asked, and ended up with a new figure: Captain America: The First Avenger from Hot Toys.
These are instructions that are hopefully easy-to-follow and understand to paint a Captain America shield. The best color choices I’ve found are listed in the materials as well.
While one can easily generate a brim in PrusaSlicer or SuperSlicer, sometimes it's a bit overkill. Instead, learn how to generate Brim Ears with SuperSlicer (Mouse Ears) on just those troublesome corners of your print!
For those looking to get a bit more functionality, options, and usability from PrusaSlicer (Prusa's Slic3r), there is a great option out there called SuperSlicer. However, due to the nature of this fork of PrusaSlicer, it's not necessarily clear nor straight-forward how to download and install SuperSlicer. SO, here's how!
[SOLVED] Printing on my Prusa Mini or i3 MK3S, I consistently have gaps in my top layer right around the edges. The outside perimeter and the top layer infill have tiny gaps. I've set my first layer Z offset appropriately, ensured I'm printing at the right temperature, and used the pattern I feel would work best, and still have these gaps.
95% of our products are printed in earth-friendly PLA (polylactic acid) plastic. PLA is a polymer made from renewable resources. Contrary to other thermoplastics which are petroleum-based, some of the raw materials used for PLA’s production include corn starch, tapioca roots, or sugarcane. Its properties, however, are comparable to other plastics in the industry.
We're also moving to 100% recyclable packaging, to reduce the amount of waste used for every order!
So feel good about filling your cave with geeky goodies!
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