Jason Voorhees Masks Set

🔪 Bring Terror to Life with Our 3D Jason Voorhees Masks! 🔪

Horror movie lovers and 3D printing fanatics, we present to you our creepy masks inspired by Jason Voorhees, the infamous Friday the 13th killer! We've designed two versions so you can choose your level of horror.

🩸 The Options We Offer:

Clean Mask: Perfect for a classic, frightening look.

Scratch Decorated Mask: Adds an extra touch of horror and authenticity.

💀 Featured Features:

Printing Versatility: Designed to be FDM printed, these masks are also ideal for using two different materials, PLA and TPU. TPU provides a more comfortable and anatomical fit.

Customization: The masks have built-in holes so you can add your own leather straps and create a unique product.

File Compatibility: We provide the models in standard formats, such as OBJ, 3MF or STL, for a hassle-free printing experience.

🪓 Technical Specifications:

Format: STL

Printing options: FDM

Recommended Materials: PLA for standard version, TPU for a more comfortable experience.

Whether you want to use them to dress up, decorate your horror space, or create a unique collectible, these Jason Voorhees masks are an essential addition to your horror repertoire.

FDM printing (PLA):

Material: use PLA for the standard version of the mask.

Layers: Set a layer height between 0.1mm and 0.3mm for a balance between quality and speed.

Filler Density: Use 10% to 20% filler to balance strength and economy.

Print Speed: Adjust the speed between 40mm/s and 60mm/s for good results.

Print Temperature: Set the extruder temperature according to your PLA filament manufacturer's recommendations (usually between 190°C and 220°C).

Supports: Use supports as needed, especially for areas with overhangs.

FDM printing (TPU):

Material: Uses TPU for a more comfortable and anatomical experience.

Layers: Set a layer height between 0.1mm and 0.3mm for crisp details.

Filler Density: Use a 10% to 20% filler to balance strength and flexibility.

Print Speed: Adjust the speed between 20mm/s and 40mm/s to avoid TPU bending and deformation problems.

Print Temperature: Set the extruder temperature according to your TPU filament manufacturer's recommendations (usually between 210°C and 230°C).

Print Base: Use a flexible printing surface such as BuildTak or a heated bed at a suitable temperature to improve adhesion.

Remember that these are general parameters and may vary depending on the make and model of your printer, as well as the specific type of PLA and TPU filament you use. It is important to test and adjust your printer for best results, especially when printing with TPU, as it is a flexible material and may require specific settings. Enjoy creating your Jason Voorhees masks!

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