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If you read the notes on the wolf mask, I made the dreads with rope and black tape, so, no sorry, you have to make them.

lol, what pictures are you looking for? I have no idea what you want...

some instructions on how to fasten screws on mask would be good.

Have you looked at the pics on the post? I have close ups of where the screws go, and instructions on there about what to do with them. Not sure what else I can tell you, are you having issues?

yeah, I saw all pictures on the post and I have issues with fixing lower mandibles(((

email me and I will send more pics. Mine works. All I can say is, use the caps and keep it loose. Another guy was using the caps upside down, so maybe it's that.

my email is jd-macleod@hotmail.com

You can email me at jd-macleod@hotmail.com if you want to discuss details. Thanks.

You can email me at jd-macleod@hotmail.com where we can discuss business matters through email. Thanks!

Will do. Thank you so much.

Hey, if you send me an email at jd-macleod@hotmail.com I can give you a list of the models I have.

I have recieved a few. The ones I have approved have not yet been purchased, which one is yours?

I don't mind accepting offers, as I put things on sale often anyway, if the person is serious about purchasing, but I already have 4 offers in my que that have not been finalized, so starting to wonder if offers are worth accepting.

i ask few hours ago, but still without answer, i will pay immediately, but i have time until 20.30 (ITALY ) or tomorrow morining

Yours was the 4th one I I got, the only one I didn't hit approve on. You are asking for 50% off. How about this, I will put the model on sale for 35% off so everyone can get it at a reduced price again, as I had it before? I think that is a fair deal!

Done! You can get the model for 35% off now!

done, thank you, can you tell me how many cm is tall?

Well, depends on how you scale it

If you send me an email at jd-macleod@hotmail.com, I will converse with you and try to walk you through it. The things that I can see that any one needs to take heed of with this build are: print in a strong material with high infill and enough walls, 3 recommended, When attaching the mandibles, you need to be carefull not to break the top ones, using a bit of heat will help it go through the slot. There is kind of a twisting motion getting these in there. You could also heat up the bar to get them through. The screws should NOT be tight on any of the mandables. You want them to flop around so that they easily move when the mask is on. Use a strap that you can tighten well and goes both behind and over the top of the head. This was a very experimental project that worked out quite well in my opinion. It takes some patience to get it working correctly. Another thing you can do is make an attachment under the chin, an elastic or other type of band to allow the mask to move better with your jaw.

The hook part will fit into the ball on the end of the handle. Will add a pick on the page for you to see. I have been asked this before, so probably a good idea anyway.

Added.

Thank you, i just needed to the flip the handle around 😆

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/skull-mask-w-movable-jaw I see there's multiple skull models you've made, and this is the one I'm talking about

So, not sure how you are printing it. If the teeth are against the bed, more supports. blast supports all around those teeth. even up the who sides of the tooth to insure they don't move while you are printing. If you are printing upside down, slow the speed at the end of your print to allow lots of time for them to glide on there. Slowing the speed at the beginning can be a good idea as well. When prints start off too fast they often cause the first layers to be insecure. I always start my prints at 60 or 70 % and up the speed later. let me know if you have and further issues or questions \m/_

Alright, I'll try the stuff you're suggesting

Also, I use a 1.5 to 2 layer height for masks, mostly to save printing time and filiment, but also due to the size. You can usually use 2 as a layer height for these masks and they come out with as much detail. Thos first layers are essential though, you need a good foundation so the filiment doesn't lift off the bed.

Yeah, the first few layers were important. I solved the problems I was having by tilting the whole model 5° to lift the teeth off the bed, changing the support style to boxes, and lowering the temp to 190°C. I think it was my slicer software not really agreeing with the stl too. The Skull looks sick. I printed it in gold and in blue.

Also, can you please tell me what you use to strap the mask to your head? I'm just using a drawstring now, and it's not so great.

I have a 3d TPU printable strap here, which works great, I have used it for many of my masks. You could sink it into the bed and possibly print it in Pla or PETG too, would need to be thin. Other than that, I usually use elastic straps from a material and sewing shop I go to, where I can buy it by the yard. Probably something on Amazon or Ebay like that. Here is a link to my stap encase you want to try that: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/tpu-strap-for-masks

You will have to drill a hole to use the center top strap, but it works great for keeping it from slipping on your head.

found here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/tpu-strap-for-masks

thank you

not sure exactly what you are referring to, you can email me at jd-macleod@hotmail.com with further questions so we can figure it out

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Seriously? You just put the hooks on the pegs. Is that complicated? I respond as quick as I can, I have a life. Not sure how else I can explain how to do this. If they broke on you, or you had some other issue, please be more specific, The laughy face at the end is not explaining anything to me.

will see what I can do, as soon as I have some free time. do you have an email I can contact you at? or message me at jd-macleod@hotmail.com

kitten15881988@gmail.com

you just print it and paint it

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Send me an email at jd-macleod@hotmail.com if you want to see more. I have several Roddenberry inspired models

hey, sorry, can you re mail me? jd-macleod@hotmail.com

mason jar, specifically Classico sauces.

you can email me at jd-macleod@hotmail.com to discuss

I sent you an email

sorry, but didn't get it

So, ya, a lot I could say here, but don't want to weigh in with a bunch of unnecessary thoughts. So, firstly, I appreciate you paying for the doll. Second, I am a huge Tool fan, have been since the release of Undertow all those years ago. I play bass and learned as much of Paul's bass lines as I could, with no amp, chin on my bass to hear the vibrations, lol. As will all my models, I do have respect for other people's art. This doll is a loose representation of what Adam did in the video. I have done other Tool related stuff, you can find a Lateralus flame on here for free in my models. I did The whole cover, with removable layers to show the skeleton, but I didn't complete it, due to many reasons, mostly, out of respect for the artist Alex Grey. I don't really want to B*stardize his work, lol. As always, if you want to discuss anything further, my email is jd-macleod@hotmail.com I really want to branch into more original type work, but people seem to have little interest in it, obviously due to the whole collector's prerogative thing. Thanks for commenting!

Honestly, would not surprise me when you see more designs pop up of Tool, with the growing popularity of the music and the genre. It is an open market, and I have found now that more people are making models, they are finding new interests, other than the comic and horror related stuff.