MURDERBOT HELMET ready for download :)
Added 2025-06-04 08:05:57 +0000 UTCIt is DONE !!!!
I’m happy to report that the way i wanted to design the helmet in pieces is now completed and ready for printing :)
now this might be a bit tricky to print to some of you , but thats why we have the awesome FB gruop for tips/tricks and supports, and i also added the 3mf's with orientation and support info to help you :)
So , Here’s what you’ll find in this project
Two build options:
1 - Split by material – great if you want to print parts in different materials or colors, or make painting easier.
2- Combined large parts – for those who dont like to mess with many parts
Visor options:
There’s a vacuum forming template if you want to make a clear visor.
Or, you can resin print the visor and polish it to be see-through.
Build-friendly features:
Tiny keys on the helmet parts to help you align and connect everything perfectly.
A .3mf file with all the correct print orientation + support info.
And for small printer users: a 2-part split of the biggest piece, so everyone’s covered!
back plate has a magnet connection so its easier to put on / off
Thanks again for your support and patience on this one guys — can’t wait to see your builds!
Comments
sure :) you can make a post in FB group, or drop me a message when you have one, i can share on IG with your contact info so people can get in touch :)
Marko Makaj
2025-08-07 20:39:00 +0000 UTCI’m vac forming and tinting visors at 100% and 108% size if anyone wants to buy them (if that’s ok with Marko)?
Christopher
2025-08-07 18:41:04 +0000 UTCi have now added everything you asked for :) the fully merged but can be split into parts option is being uploaded this very moment - it is in the stl folder - it was created before but it has 163 MB due to all the details and people usually experience their slicers/softwares crashing when "splitting" the parts - and "non manifold" errors can apear even tho they are not there- so just be aware of that - but since it was requested it is now added :) the part called "plate" is in all images and assembly videos - it is the top of the head - the wider strip - some people experienced a thin wall issue with this bit, so i added another one, thicker as a second option if you would to use a larger nozzle for whatever reason and experience the thin wall issue as well , so any problem that might arrive has been fixed upfront - that one does exist in all photos and you can see me in the video assamble it to the top of the helmet at 0,32 sec :) the link to the image you provided is corrupt, it can't be opened, so i can't see it :/
Marko Makaj
2025-07-15 06:55:03 +0000 UTCA couple bits of feedback for the Murderbot helmet files. I think they're terrific but... • Would be nice if there was a multi-part STL where the helmet is fully assembled so it can be brought in to scaling software such as Armorsmith as a single part, scaled and exported keeping everything relative. I did my own re-assembly for this purpose but its a nice customer service feature to supply it like that. HINT: Your "Big parts combined" STLs would have been perfect for this if the parts were 'grouped' instead of merged into a single body. • You have a part simply called "plate.stl" that doesn't appear in any of your images or assembly video. Moving things around in CAD it looks like it covers one of the existing plates at the back of the head: There seems to be matching dimples. But you should updated your assembly photos and videos. https://imgur.com/gallery/start-of-murderbot-cosplay-scaling-progress-bVXxrS1
Clint StLaurent
2025-07-15 03:00:32 +0000 UTChave an mk4s, when i mention small printers , thats the bed size i use :) here is a screenshot of it on the mk4s sliced :) https://ibb.co/DfLmp5C4
Marko Makaj
2025-06-09 07:04:02 +0000 UTCNote sure about this line: "And for small printer users: a 2-part split of the biggest piece, so everyone’s covered!" It does not fit on a Prusa Mk4 which is one of the most popular size of printers.
JamesS
2025-06-09 03:32:28 +0000 UTCjust added it :)
Marko Makaj
2025-06-05 17:22:38 +0000 UTCIs there a mesh visor? If not could we please get one?
Joseph Abrantes
2025-06-04 23:26:45 +0000 UTC
