This is the helmet for a baikers group! The resolution is: Nozzle:

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This is the helmet for a baikers group!
The resolution is:
Nozzle: 0,4mm
Layer thickness: 0,2mm
Infill: 80%
Quality: Normal
Time: 6 Hours

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What do they baike there?

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Decent print quality, a model like that needs soluble or break-away supports though.

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@Adam_Steinmark hello

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@Kevin_Danger_Powers I read it as “bikers”. Hence the helmet.

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@Adam_Steinmark I know what he meant. I was just giving him some crap for his typo. :stuck_out_tongue:

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How about impact resistance? I want to print a helmet for bicicle but dont know how tick it should be

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@lightshadown That’s probably not the best idea

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Oh I dunno… with proper engineering I could see a 3d printed helmet filled with EPS foam being crash worthy. Modern biking helmets are simply that actually. A thin plastic shell over a well designed foam core…

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@Eric_Cha I could see that, but a solely 3D printed helmet would not work well.

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@Nathan_Walkner I’m assuming that the outside surface is the most important, if you flip it the surface will me marred by support structure.