Dwarf Helmet

https://grabcad.com/library/erebor-dwarf-helmet-1 Originally inspired by the helmets worn by the dwarven warriors of Erebor, I liked the shape of this so I tried my best to make it printable (with permission from the original uploader). I will admit the version shown in pic is the only one I've made, but will upload new pics when I have made the other version. I used this for DND cosplay as my dwarf cleric of Onatar, Runebrand. I hope to revisit this so I can add the ornate details and filigree I feel it deserves. #General notes All parts sized to print on a 300x300x400 print bed (but if your head is large you may have issues?). I printed all components with **3 walls, 2-3 bottom layers, 4 top layers, .2mm layer hieght**. I find it's the right balance of speed and strength, but also generally prevents infill patterns from being visible on the skin of a print. ### Sizing I will update in a short bit with the inner dimensions, and you can do your own math to scale the helmet to a size that fits your head. I personally double checked the size of my head using two soda cans on a table top, putting my head between the cans so that they touched the sides of my head, and then measuring the distance between the cans. I repeated this step for both length and width. Using those measurements I then made a mock up of the helmet using cardboard to be reasonably sure the fit would be fine. It's crude, and maybe there's a better way, but hey, it worked for me sizing this correctly. Note: Plastic helmet on scalp is typically uncomfortable. I would add some extra height to the helmet top to accommodate foam padding. Make sure to scale the shroud to the right X and Y percentages for your helmet top. #Printing notes ###Helmet top The helmet top is universal to the shrouds. For my print I used matte black PLA with **11% gyroid infill**, and this was more than strong enough. It will need supports to hold up the middle of the dome if printed in