The video combines high-satisfaction 3D scanning and printing processes with a dramatic, visually striking final reveal, effectively showcasing the capabilities of the tools used.
Summary
The creator demonstrates the process of 3D scanning a motorcycle helmet and sculpting a custom Oni mask overlay using various 3D printing tools. He then prints and assembles the mask, addressing comments about its practicality.
Structure
13D scanning the helmet with Creality Raptor
2Sculpting the Oni mask design in Nomad Sculpt
3Slicing the model in Bambu Slicer
43D printing the components on various printers
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Original caption
Oni Helmet 3D scanning helmet with Creality Raptor and 3D printing #3dscanning #3dsculpting #3DScanning #nomadsculpt
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Assembling and wearing the finished mask
Product placement
Creality Raptor (a) acts: it is used to 3D scan the helmet. Nomad Sculpt (a) acts: it is used to sculpt the Oni mask design on a tablet. Bambu Lab (a) acts: it is used to slice and 3D print the mask parts. Ender-3 V3 Plus (a) acts: it is used to 3D print parts. Anycubic (a) acts: it is used to 3D print parts. Sedici (a) appears: brand name on the helmet being scanned.
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Transcript
People were like, no, you can't wear that on the road. It's not protective. How are you going to see out of it? I don't know. I didn't think about all that. I just made it.