such a fantastic topic and you did a bang up job walking through each helmet & best approach to selling them. Agreed people looooove magnets in their helmets BUT it can take a good bit extra time to get them all properly installed vs glooping parts together
@@UncleJessy 100% agree on the gloop, strongest connection for sure, I need to get a squeeze bottle for it because I don't always like using the brush it comes with.
@@SaturdayMorningProps okay this is a big expensive but I totally recommend. Order their biggest container + a small bottle that has the cap/brush. I can then just keep refilling the smaller bottle from the big huge container. Just keep it all sealed tight
@@UncleJessy I have the smaller cap brush , and have had times where it feels like it wants to endlessly drip, I want to try a clear bottle with the little metal needle and see how I like that
I was just thinking about that! Usually, it will be unethical to sell someone's file unless you get permission. It's better to make it yourself and then, you can sell it.
@@seekertosecrets what if you buy it for each commission even if it's the same file. To me, it's like the client is buying the file themselves. I just factor that into the total estimate of services.
Does DO3d have the permission of Marvel Studios to sell 3D models of their characters? Because if they don't, you can buy a commercial license, but you also need a license from Marvel to sell the helmets
I would argue this is the way to go. By building the cost of the file into the price you are in a round about way just buying the file for a client @JustGeeTechie
Bro you just got my vote to buy a 3D printer. Whole video was straight forward and kept my attention. I just subscribed and I’ll be watching the rest of your videos. Thank you!!
You should make 40K Space Marine helmets... Those will definitely sell. Helldivers 2 helms. And if you really wanted a challenge. I have yet to see a 40K Adeptus Mechanicus Helmet.. That one would definitely be a challenge as it is pretty detailed and more complex. Necron helmets would be another good option for simplicity. As amazing as those prints look. I think the Marvel and Star Wars helmets are over-saturated in the market right now. I don't do the helmets, but my friend makes and sells helmets. And he said the Star Wars helmet sales are slowing down. Don't get me wrong, he stills sells them, just not as many as he used too. 40K helmets are the untapped market.
hey can you show a link explaining do3d license rules? i thought since it was personal you couldnt sell what you printed or did that only apply to the files themselves?
Do you think you’d could do a video comparing the different selling platforms? Trying to get a 3d printing business off the ground but don’t know which platform is best 🤔
Happy Saturday Morning, SMP! Great video. I’m curious about what you do with magnet holes if you scale up or down a helmet. I printed a Blue Beetle helmet for my 7yo son and there’s no way the magnets fit 😅
@@SaturdayMorningProps I bought magnets that were smaller but they were too deep still. So ill just have to buy different ones and hope for the best :) I debated boring the holes out but I don't want to mess it up. and heat fitting the magnets would probably deaden them. Thanks! And that's good to know for helmets I do for me and so on.
@@tyleradams3490 ive seen people use screw or nail with the head the same size as there magnet and put that in a soldering iron to press new magnet holes. but i havent had to do that yet
Both, if you are selling at a farmers market or convention clearly you just make a generic one and if they want it they buy it, but I have also had people ask for personally sized as well
@@SaturdayMorningProps Great work! I can’t wait to get my A1. I had given up 3D printing for a year after having to endlessly repair and recalibrate my Ender 3 every 3 prints. Finally bit the bullet and ordered one yesterday. Cheers!
I am interested in purchasing a 3D printer, specifically the Bambu Lab A1 Mini. I would like to know if this printer is suitable for printing masks. Can it handle printing these pieces, or would I need a larger print bed?
@@maorbason8088 depends on where you're selling honestly, but in general I can't give legal advice via CZcams comments 😂 also different companies are more strict then others, never sell anything and say Lego or croc for example
@@SaturdayMorningProps ty for the quick response, ofc I wont sell for example "Marvel" deadpool mask but what I wonder what if I will sell "Deadpool" mask. I think it is something anyone here should consider
@@maorbason8088 go look at the marketplace that you plan to sell from and see what is there. There are loads of people that sell until asked to stop and there are some like you who would rather know for sure. I don't have an exact answer for you unfortunately. Do what you are personally comfortable with
@@SaturdayMorningProps yes I clicked the link. You have two blacks, white, and yellow. No red. That’s what I was asking due to their being like 3 different shades of red under the overture filament section. Thank you.
I am a complete noob! Lol thinking of buying the neptune pro max 4. Do you have any other recommendations? I mainly want to print helmets and weapon props and some busts 😅
@@sloshedmrbones I definitely plan to do a video on it, in the mean time maybe switch to snug supports or use tree supports strong and glue stick the bed
@@hansherrera6969 you misheard, if they are running a promo like 50% off SMP20 becomes that promo so instead of the normal 20 it bumps up, never said to add 2 promos
@@Catinagalaxy you would have to split it a bunch, wouldn't recommend the textured helmets on that mini cause the lines where it was split will be hard to hide
The people who make the models themselves don't have licenses to make or sell them So unless you have a large enough operation that actually competes with their licensed makers and take a significant portion of their merchandise profit , they see it as more cost effective to treat you as free advertisement
@@eyal_the_goat yup read do3ds memberships and yoshs Patreon. Do the right thing and be courteous to the companies but overrall they are already infringing on copyrights that they don't have claim to like star wars and marvel. Never ok to sell their files but raw prints you are fine but again follow their guidelines
@@Spatial_Computer I just said I don't sell through a store like Etsy or a website. So I have zero issues with Disney finding a listing and trying to take down a store
Any time you talk about selling your prints you open the door for all the for the panty boi’s saying you can’t do this and you can’t do that.. I say do you 💯 They don’t walk in your shoes and need to stfu..
@@Thadopeera I just let people do as they please, I tell people respect the modelers and for the ones that are afraid of Disney copyright just don't sell it if they aren't comfortable 🤷🏻
Do3d.com files 20% off code: SMP20
Why does wolferines helmet instantly make your jawline more impressive
@@Acryodite 😂 just start wearing it full time
the Reptar themed godzilla is genius! Love seeing people think outside the box
@@phoenyx5564 thanks thought it was a funny one
such a fantastic topic and you did a bang up job walking through each helmet & best approach to selling them. Agreed people looooove magnets in their helmets BUT it can take a good bit extra time to get them all properly installed vs glooping parts together
@@UncleJessy 100% agree on the gloop, strongest connection for sure, I need to get a squeeze bottle for it because I don't always like using the brush it comes with.
@@SaturdayMorningProps okay this is a big expensive but I totally recommend. Order their biggest container + a small bottle that has the cap/brush. I can then just keep refilling the smaller bottle from the big huge container. Just keep it all sealed tight
@@UncleJessy I have the smaller cap brush , and have had times where it feels like it wants to endlessly drip, I want to try a clear bottle with the little metal needle and see how I like that
Just FYI you can't sell the product from DO3d's files unless you buy their subscription service. The single files are for personal use only.
I was just thinking about that! Usually, it will be unethical to sell someone's file unless you get permission. It's better to make it yourself and then, you can sell it.
@@seekertosecrets what if you buy it for each commission even if it's the same file. To me, it's like the client is buying the file themselves. I just factor that into the total estimate of services.
Does DO3d have the permission of Marvel Studios to sell 3D models of their characters? Because if they don't, you can buy a commercial license, but you also need a license from Marvel to sell the helmets
as DoD3d selling other company IP....@@seekertosecrets
I would argue this is the way to go. By building the cost of the file into the price you are in a round about way just buying the file for a client @JustGeeTechie
Bro you just got my vote to buy a 3D printer. Whole video was straight forward and kept my attention. I just subscribed and I’ll be watching the rest of your videos. Thank you!!
Love the beetleborg helmets
@@darrellhood5430 red is on the way and a full tutorial for green
Ain’t that the machine empire ?
I just want the Deadpool helmet
Is nobody gonna talk about how that helmet in the background moved by its self
@@pricey3062 lol there was one comment about its haunted
You should make 40K Space Marine helmets... Those will definitely sell. Helldivers 2 helms. And if you really wanted a challenge. I have yet to see a 40K Adeptus Mechanicus Helmet.. That one would definitely be a challenge as it is pretty detailed and more complex. Necron helmets would be another good option for simplicity. As amazing as those prints look. I think the Marvel and Star Wars helmets are over-saturated in the market right now. I don't do the helmets, but my friend makes and sells helmets. And he said the Star Wars helmet sales are slowing down. Don't get me wrong, he stills sells them, just not as many as he used too. 40K helmets are the untapped market.
They all look incredible, but the wolverine one was by far the best
how is it legal?
hey can you show a link explaining do3d license rules? i thought since it was personal you couldnt sell what you printed or did that only apply to the files themselves?
If that is a concern for you go look at their membership section on their page . Gives you 2 helmets a month and are free to sell printed helmets.
@@SaturdayMorningPropscould I just sell them if I wanted or need the license?
For do3d,wireframe, etc
@@NikoBuilds3D each designer has their own guide lines
@@SaturdayMorningPropsthank you
Love do3d helmets print really good
@@Kaos10101001 same and the textured ones are sooo easy
I felt inspired
Beautiful prints💯👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I’m sure you mentioned it, but which printer did you do these in? All Bambu labs?
the bambu p1s and creality k1 max, I just got an A1 and its done both spiderman and wolverine
Do you think you’d could do a video comparing the different selling platforms? Trying to get a 3d printing business off the ground but don’t know which platform is best 🤔
@@Beemer_ben could be a good idea to do a pros and cons of each method like Etsy, Facebook, farmers markets
Wait so people can just sell these? You don’t have to pay the original model maker?
Happy Saturday Morning, SMP! Great video. I’m curious about what you do with magnet holes if you scale up or down a helmet. I printed a Blue Beetle helmet for my 7yo son and there’s no way the magnets fit 😅
You have to choose different magnets for different scaling. At 100% I like 7*2mm cause the 8*2 are too tight but at 102% 8*2mm are perfect.
@@SaturdayMorningProps I bought magnets that were smaller but they were too deep still. So ill just have to buy different ones and hope for the best :) I debated boring the holes out but I don't want to mess it up. and heat fitting the magnets would probably deaden them. Thanks! And that's good to know for helmets I do for me and so on.
@@tyleradams3490 ive seen people use screw or nail with the head the same size as there magnet and put that in a soldering iron to press new magnet holes. but i havent had to do that yet
BIG BAD BEETLEBORGS!!!
@@hashimhalstead always appreciate people who recognize them
Can you give me top 5 best 3d printer? Thanks
Can you send me a link to the magnets?
If I had a 3d printer I would print both Deadpool and Wolverine to sell outside the theater when Deadpool and Wolverine premiers
@@floidsoda5470 was planning on doing that as well 🤘 got a few lined up ready to roll
@@SaturdayMorningProps I'll be doing this to, we should all link up and talk profits and strategies once we're done
That's actually what I'm doing for the first few days
So yosh for venom/spiderman but Which creator do you like more for deadpool? How much to sell these on the high end markets? Thank you
Do you try to get customer measurements? Or do you just sell the helmets at one constant size?
Both, if you are selling at a farmers market or convention clearly you just make a generic one and if they want it they buy it, but I have also had people ask for personally sized as well
@@SaturdayMorningProps Do you have a size you default to, or is your default just whatever the helmet imports as?
@@supermomandj I print them scales toy head normally, I have a very generic head so most fit me at 100% but some I scale to 102%
These prints look awesome! What layer height are you printing at?
Since they are textured, probably 0.10mm-0.14mm
@@miahyt9045 .16 and the eye pieces .2
@@SaturdayMorningProps Great work! I can’t wait to get my A1. I had given up 3D printing for a year after having to endlessly repair and recalibrate my Ender 3 every 3 prints. Finally bit the bullet and ordered one yesterday. Cheers!
@@miahyt9045 you're gonna love it
What is a good price to sell these masks? Wolverine & Spiderman for example?
I am interested in purchasing a 3D printer, specifically the Bambu Lab A1 Mini. I would like to know if this printer is suitable for printing masks. Can it handle printing these pieces, or would I need a larger print bed?
@@CelsoAnnes I'd say go up to the A1, all these were printed on the same build volume as that
Hi,
First, thank you for an excellent video! I have a question about copyrights. Are there any copyright issues we should be aware of?
@@maorbason8088 depends on where you're selling honestly, but in general I can't give legal advice via CZcams comments 😂 also different companies are more strict then others, never sell anything and say Lego or croc for example
@@SaturdayMorningProps ty for the quick response, ofc I wont sell for example "Marvel" deadpool mask but what I wonder what if I will sell "Deadpool" mask. I think it is something anyone here should consider
@@maorbason8088 go look at the marketplace that you plan to sell from and see what is there. There are loads of people that sell until asked to stop and there are some like you who would rather know for sure. I don't have an exact answer for you unfortunately. Do what you are personally comfortable with
Where could I find the spider man helmet, I did not quite catch that?
@@osmancezik6347 Yoshstudios on Etsy but do3d also has one
What is a good printer to start with for making these helmets
@@30psiCTR the A1 or the p1p are amazing I have the A1 linked in my linktree
Yo, did you turned the Godzilla armor helmet into raptor from rugrats? … fire.🔥
yeah lol thanks man
How are you getting the Godzilla helmet to fit on the X1C?
diagonal up and to the right
How do we go about getting them for commercial use because the ones I see are for personal use only.
www.do3d.com/plans
@@SaturdayMorningProps Thank you, I'm excited to start printing some masks
making helmets that people made and sold you the file and selling them is that copyright?
@@themusicman0193 never get legal advice from CZcams, but first do you think said designer is infringing on the original IP
2:40 man that helmet scared the crap out of me, i thought you were being haunted!
🤣🤣🤣 I was wondering if anyone would notice! So I set the helmet up on the shelf but then remembered one more thing I wanted to say and bumped it
My issue with magnets. When you scale up a helmet the magnets don't touch anymore. You have a way around that by chance?
@@GenesisMoss buy larger or smaller magnets, at 100% even though they say 8*2 I like 7*2 at 102% 8*2mm work perfect
Are there exact links? There are so many different versions it’s hard to find even original Deadpool.
@@DonkeyKicksVh didn't do exact links because some prefer the new Deadpool with all the variants. I personally like the OG as well
Awesome video, how do you know how to size helmet , thanks
@@vaughanza I have a tutorial on my channel on how to size helmets
I really want to buy a 3d printer just to print some helmets and status. But here in Brasil it's pretty expensive yet.
@@lucasrs02 when I bought mine I bought it used on Facebook and I always made two of every helmet one to keep and one to sell
Can you share the link for the red again? The link above was for white when clicked the red link. Thank you for sharing this information!!
@@918swimbikerun the red will be an option on the right hand side
@@SaturdayMorningProps yes I clicked the link. You have two blacks, white, and yellow. No red. That’s what I was asking due to their being like 3 different shades of red under the overture filament section. Thank you.
@@918swimbikerun i updated the link can you try it again and let me know?
how do you make the eyes...sorry im new to 3d printing. thanks
@@pprecioustwinsnovel no need to apologize, the eyes are files that you print as well, some people like to use white PC mesh as well
@@SaturdayMorningProps thanks sir
How do you get the customers head size when you sell it? Or do you sell just general adult and child sizes?
@@airmansparky I have a tutorial on how I size helmets I either get their hat size or have them watch that video where I show how I measure my head
What do you use to paint to black lines on spiderman? Paint or marker
@@chazerton4941 oil paint marker from Walmart, started with puff paint but that was a pain
I am a complete noob! Lol thinking of buying the neptune pro max 4. Do you have any other recommendations? I mainly want to print helmets and weapon props and some busts 😅
@@EmanGaming85 I don't like the Neptunes, I've had a ton of them, id suggest the k1 max or Bambu p1p
@@SaturdayMorningPropsthe p1p is more in my price range lol with this printer ill be able to print helmets?
@@SaturdayMorningPropsended up going with the A1 regular for now since it has the same build plate as the P1 but alot cheaper 😂
@@EmanGaming85 smart choice 🤘
Link to correct size magnets?
How long did the print take?
Can you provide a link to the Vemon/Spider Man and the Godzilla helmets please, I can't find those and they look great. Thank you.
yoshstudios on etsy or instagram!
What printer do you use
This is a dumb question, but when I buy a 3d print file, how do I send it to my printer to print? I’m new to 3d printing and VERY bad with technology.
@@Christopherperillo84 you have to have a program called a slicer, like Bambu studio, orca, cura etc.
In other words, how to illegally sell copyrighted content and get a lawsuit if you get on their radar.
That’s literally the entire 3DP economy 😂
I need help. What is the best way to orient the pieces & what supports are best. Im using a bambu p1s & p1p with overture pla filament.
@@ezloot4u433 which helmet? Kind of hard to explain through comments, I have a 3d printing advice section in my discord
@@SaturdayMorningProps lol sorry. The deadpool helmet & I'll definitely chk out the discord later. Thank you
@@ezloot4u433 I plan on doing a video on printing the Deadpool
Bro that Illegal you cant sell copywrite Stuff ... how do you do it without getting in trouble with Disney
Im having issues printing the deadpool helmet on a p1s. 1 support keeps failing. Can you show how you print yours?
@@sloshedmrbones I definitely plan to do a video on it, in the mean time maybe switch to snug supports or use tree supports strong and glue stick the bed
U look like Josh giddey
When selling the helmets how do you instruct the buyer to size their head so that the helmet will fit their head?
my most popular video is how to size helmets, i usually send them that and it shows where i measure the head
@@SaturdayMorningProps ok cool, thx! Can you send me the link to your video? It would be much appreciated, thx!
@@GerardLagana just click my channel and it's the first one
@@SaturdayMorningProps awesome, thx!
Do you any advice on where or how to sell, but not on Etsy?
@@Z3dPrints Facebook, word of mouth, create a social media page to showcase your work and in the bio let them know prints are an option
@@SaturdayMorningProps you mean like Marketplace? Or have a shop/business page?
@@Z3dPrints Facebook marketplace selling local
You sell the helmets? Costume jobs?
May you show your settings?
@@d-mart3733 pretty much everything is default Bambu settings, 8% adaptive cubic infill
What textures do you use for bamboo
@@dragondayz3599 not sure what you mean by textures?
Hi what type of 3d printer do you use ?
these were done on the bambu p1s
Can you use a resin printer for these?
@@joshuajay1264 if it's big enough
@@SaturdayMorningProps The printer I got is the ANYCUBIC photon mono M5s Pro Resin 3D Printer
Large Printing Size of 8.81 x 4.98 x 7.87 Inch
Where can i find the Spiderman file for the one in the video
@@MrBmont85 file is by Yoshstudios on etsy
How much would you sale this for
on d03d cant add add 2 promo like u said or did i miss hear
@@hansherrera6969 you misheard, if they are running a promo like 50% off SMP20 becomes that promo so instead of the normal 20 it bumps up, never said to add 2 promos
@@SaturdayMorningProps thank u
Yo it’s me again my parents said they will think abt buying a 3d printer YHANK YOU
Can u do these on a1 mini?
@@Catinagalaxy you would have to split it a bunch, wouldn't recommend the textured helmets on that mini cause the lines where it was split will be hard to hide
Can I have spider man/venom if
How did you even get the license from Disney?
The people who make the models themselves don't have licenses to make or sell them
So unless you have a large enough operation that actually competes with their licensed makers and take a significant portion of their merchandise profit , they see it as more cost effective to treat you as free advertisement
but is it legal to sell the raw prints?
@@eyal_the_goat yup read do3ds memberships and yoshs Patreon. Do the right thing and be courteous to the companies but overrall they are already infringing on copyrights that they don't have claim to like star wars and marvel. Never ok to sell their files but raw prints you are fine but again follow their guidelines
@@SaturdayMorningProps this makes sense, because you're really selling filament, electricity & equipment use.
You don't have issues selling IP not licensed or owned?
@@Spatial_Computer I don't run an Etsy or website so I don't have any issues with that
@@SaturdayMorningProps you're not selling these then? I was led to believe that the video was The Best 3D Printed Helmets to Sell.
@@Spatial_Computer I just said I don't sell through a store like Etsy or a website. So I have zero issues with Disney finding a listing and trying to take down a store
Can u see out of them
@@Crider-ih2ir yup all have mesh eyes besides Godzilla which you see through the mouth
Commercial licensing from the STL designer aside, wouldn’t you also need to have approval from Marvel / Disney to sell these?
Can you really sell what you print ? This is legal ? I want to sell my print too XD
how much can u sell for
@@hansherrera6969 all depends on your market, if you live in a lower income rural area will effect the price compared to a big city or capital.
@@hansherrera6969 all depends on your market, if you live in a lower income rural area will effect the price compared to a big city or capital.
"people are suckers for..."
stopped watching right there
won't be watching anymore of your content
@@Rantandreason thanks for the comment 🤘 sorry the word choice didn't vibe with you have a good one
Any time you talk about selling your prints you open the door for all the for the panty boi’s saying you can’t do this and you can’t do that.. I say do you 💯 They don’t walk in your shoes and need to stfu..
@@Thadopeera I just let people do as they please, I tell people respect the modelers and for the ones that are afraid of Disney copyright just don't sell it if they aren't comfortable 🤷🏻
good luck getting sued
I don't think you can legally sell any of these because IP