Murder Drones Influenced Headband for Humans, Light Up or Not, V and J wear them, stuffy not included
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Headband for your household Murder Drones of V or J designation.
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- Cosplay & Costumes in general
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You can go two ways with this:
Static Band - Print the no_light_band and five of the no_light_bubble
Light Up Band - Print the light_band and five of the light_bubble and five of the light_cover
In all cases the parts snap in, see pictures, no glue nor fasteners. Static band just has you snap in the bubbles and that's it. Light Up Band you will do the same, then work in the electronics, then pop in the covers with the legs inserted in the channel.
Light Up Band electronic parts are designed around 3528 stye LEDs. They are small, efficient, throw a wide pattern, and are not impossible to solder to. The warm white ones did the best job for us (see amazon https://a.co/d/0ftKybRU). They are interconnected in parallel with red enameled copper wire to keep it simple. The wire then runs to a Lilypad Coin Cell Battery Holder (see amazon https://a.co/d/0gci8Bfg). There is a 10 ohm resistor in line to the positive side to get the brightness/run time right.
Headband is sized to fit my 12 year old. Could be scaled up in you slicer of choice. We printed in generic PETG and noticed it did loosen up after a few hours of wear. Heat gun may help size as well.
When printing the bubbles and band USE PAINT ON SUPPORTS on the very thin edges for better prints. Worth the bit of filament to reduce frustration. The band requires supports for the upper ledge and when assembling, and if the bubbles or covers do not snap all the way in you may need to clean up that upper ledge.