lazer 02 helmet replacement pads LS2 Dragon Cheek Rod-Size-Line:9' 10 wt The pads are washable Multi-Signed Denver Broncos John CF:White

lazer 02 helmet replacement pads LS2 Dragon Cheek Rod-Size-Line:9' 10 wt The pads are washable Multi-Signed Denver Broncos John CF:White

Multi-Signed Denver Broncos John Elway, Terrell Davis and Von Miller Fanatics Authentic Riddell Pro-Line

*Additional Oregon tax of $15 to help maintain and improve our roads/trails.

CF:White

Rod-Size-Line:9' 10 wt

Keywords Iron Man, Tony Stark, Avengers, Marvel, MCU, superhero bust, armor, Mark 3, Arc Reactor, collectible, fan art, 3D printable bust 3D printing settings Manufacturing Instructions Recommended Machines FDM/FFF Printers : Bambu Labs A1, Prusa i3 MK3S+, Ender 3 series, Creality CR-10, Anycubic Kobra Resin Printers : Elegoo Mars 3, Anycubic Photon Mono X, Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K Material Recommendations FDM Printing: Primary : PLA (easiest, best detail) Alternative : PETG (more durable), ABS (stronger, requires enclosure) Advanced : PLA+, Silk PLA for metallic finish Resin Printing: Standard resin for finest detail ABS-like resin for durability Print Settings - FDM Layer Height : 0.12-0.15mm (optimal detail), 0.2mm (faster) Nozzle Temperature : 200-215°C (PLA), 230-250°C (PETG/ABS) Bed Temperature : 60°C (PLA), 80°C (PETG/ABS) Print Speed : 40-60 mm/s for best quality Infill : 15-20% (gyroid or cubic pattern) Wall Lines : 3-4 perimeters Top/Bottom Layers : 5-6 layers Print Settings - Resin Layer Height : 0.03-0.05mm Exposure Time : Follow resin manufacturer specs Supports : Medium density, 0.4mm tips Size & Dimensions Default Height : ~150-200mm (scalable) Build Volume Required : Minimum 150x150x200mm File Size : 95.38 MB STL Manufacturing Time FDM (0.15mm) : 18-24 hours FDM (0.2mm) : 14-18 hours Resin : 8-12 hours Support Requirements FDM : Tree supports recommended (enable in slicer) Support Angle : 50-55 degrees Support Density : 15-20% Support Z Distance : 0.2mm Placement : Focus on chin, neck underside, and any armor overhangs Tip : Orient model slightly backward (10-15°) to minimize facial supports Post-Processing & Finishing Support Removal : Use flush cutters, carefully remove supports Sanding : Progressive grits 120→220→400→600→1000 for smooth finish Gap Filling : Apply filler putty to layer lines if desired Priming : 2-3 coats automotive primer (gray or black) Painting : Base coat: Metallic red and gold acrylics Details: Silver/steel for arc reactor Weathering: Black/brown wash for battle damage (optional) Sealing : Clear coat (matte or gloss) for protection Assembly Single-piece print - no assembly required If scaled large, may need to split model in slicer Tips for Best Results Print with seam at the back for cleaner front view Use brim or raft for better bed adhesion Ensure proper cooling for facial details Test print at smaller scale first if new to large prints Safety & Usage Notes Decorative use only - not a functional helmet Not food-safe Keep away from heat sources (PLA softens at ~60°C) Small parts may be choking hazard - not suitable for children under 3 Sharp edges after printing - handle with care during cleanup

The pads are washable by hand and air dry