Rick Sanchez mask from Rick and Morty
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This is a Rick Sanchez mask from Rick and Morty. I have printed this in PLA and had good success using Loctite Ultra Control Gel glue to put it together. All of the STL's are set up with optimized orientations, and are made to fit the 8x8x8 print bed of a Monoprice Maker Select (Wanhao Duplicator i3 rebrand). Many parts can be printed with no supports. It is about 1.5mm thick.
The pupils are not part of the printable parts and are just black paper with double sided tape so they can be posed on the eye balls.
Print Settings
Printer:
Monoprice Maker Select
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
Any
Infill:
100%
Notes:
I did print these without rafts, but instead used 5mm brims to keep the parts seated. Many parts can be printed without supports, but some of them do need them, especially the chin area.
Post-Printing
Glued together, used drywall putty which was then sanded to mask seams
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Blender 3d!
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Chin first, then eyes/nose, then forehead. Glued up all of those pieces and then glued all the hair together, then glued the front face to the rear hair. It required a lot of flexing and still some seams were up to .75mm or so off because the parts are all printed in different axes for the least amount of support material. As shown, I used drywall mud to fill the seams that were visually obviously not matched well and sanded it smooth to cover them.
thanks man its all working!!! now i need to fill it up with drywall ;) how did u get the colours so perfect? and acrylic paint? il post a made when it is done!
Awesome, I'm excited to see it! I used regular liquid acrylic craft paint like Delta Ceramcoat and Folk Art; the cheap stuff from craft stores. I just added a color palette image to the pictures on this thing, which you can use to color match or mix your paints. I used what I had laying around already so I mostly mixed the colors myself (his hair was the only color straight from the bottle).
awesome man! Definitely going to make one. Can i ask which brand paint you used?
I used a few different brands because they're what I had laying around, but I recommend Delta Ceramcoat acrylic paint.
Great work, would you please post some of the files more split up ? I am using a replicator 1 and they won't fit on my platform. Or can you Send them to me ?
I'm sorry, but I don't have time to optimize my print files for other printers. There are many free programs that will allow you to split the parts into smaller chunks though.
the two chin parts will definitely need supports. Everything else may or may not need them depending on the quality of your printer setup. I used S3d to slice which auto adds supports based on overhang angle, so I cannot tell you which ones need supports off hand any easier than you can find out yourself.
Would you be willing to make a duplicate? Or print parts and send them for payment. Please get back to me. I NEED to have this mask lol [email protected]
8"x6" roughly? I would say be prepared to dremel some material off of it if you have an extremely large head.
So you have by any chance the whole face, not cut or anything, I want to print it to have it as a statue D: There is also a morty face around here so it will look great next to it! D:
I am going to Pax south in January. Do you mind if I make and wear this. I will credit you.
Awesome dude! Could you upload a master file with all the parts pre-attached, maybe sans the eyes. I got a large format printer and could make this in one go if so!
I have uploaded the STL as EntireHead.stl - it does not include the tongue or eyes which will need to be printed separately (that's just what I had available).
You're awesome thanks! I'll knock it out once my print cue is finished this week :D
I'll pay you 300$ to make and ship a mask, email me for negotiations at [email protected] Hope we can make something happen!
You still interested in purchasing a mask? I just got my printer dialed in. The exact same one the OP used. Message me if interested!
Wiggitty wiggitty wicked dude!!!
How long all up did this take to print?
30-40 hours in 5 hour chunks which is what the files are divided into
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