Iron Man Helmet, Articulated, Wearable

Iron Man Helmet - MK3

Easy to print, easy to build.
Includes parts list, wiring diagram, and Arduino code to run the servos.
Comes with instructions for resizing and assembly

Files and Instruction can be found here:

Anyone looking to buy the printed parts, they are available at:
This is not my shop, but someone I'm working with to provide the parts - Luis Filipe from NrGProps.
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3D printer:
3D Fuel Filament:
Arduino Nano Every:
Servos:
Slide Switch:
Push Button:
Potentiometer:
Battery Holder:
M2 bolts:
M2.5 countersunk bolts:
Self-tapping screws:
Bearings:
Helmet padding:
Wires:
Glue:
Glue Applicator:

Enjoy

For those who really enjoyed:

[johnalves]

This is the most in depth and complete motorized Iron Man helmet build I've seen. Complete with all of the necessary info and parts. I'd like to donate to your cause, you've saved me hours of figuring this out!!!! Thanks!

[drakedavon]

seen many iron man helmets, but yours is absurdly elegant when it comes to placing electronics

[alexcarlson]

I'm about halfway through printing all of the parts and i'm so psyched to get it sanded and painted!! Awesome work, great video and guide. Love it!

[joncaballero]

I' have two printers printing this, and so far this is the best design on the web THANK YOU

[oShadowSabreo]

So I just finished my first attempt at this project and would like to add some feedback and points for others who attempting this project for the first time.

First off thank you so much for putting this out, everything works perfectly, the documents gives proper information and your build videos are very helpful!

Sizing Ring - If you are unsure if its too tight for your head, scale it up by a bit. The padding will help make up the difference. I have a very fat head and cheeks, so when I assembled mine at stock scale it was a little too right for my liking (remember there are components inside that need room as well)

Electronics - The code is correct, if you are having any issues it is most likely your hardware. One thing some other comments I've seen and I have also experienced is the servos seems to try to continue to turn instead of a full stop when the face plate is closed, creating a sound and generating some heat. Not sure if its an hardware issue or a coding issue.

Eyes - With the new coding for the lights turning off when the face plate is up, this has made the potentiometer no longer "work" when the eyes are lit up. Adjusting the brightness now requires you turn the knob, reset the face plate, see brightness and then repeat.

Servos - He designed this helmet to have all components contained in the helmet, however this means that the battery life will be very limited. if you want to change less batteries, consider using a separate power source for the servos. I plan on doing this and hiding the power source down the back of my shirt to my pants pocket.

Thanks again so much! I am looking forward to building my 2nd one that properly fits my fat head!

[romansuk]

Wow, thats really great. When I was little (about 6 years old) I saw first Ironman movie so I wanted to wear his mask. So I am gonna make it. Thanks for that files because you made my dream now!

[macgyver]

I'm printing all the parts as I type this, almost done!

[ryanjohnson]

Just finished printing all the parts and have the electronics on order. Thanks for the rad model and videos!

[YellowMustard_]

Thank you so much for making all of the files free to download

[enruoblem]

Really Inspiring I got my 3D printer 2 years ago and just come to this Channel and I almost done just the electronics parts need to assemble

[DoctorNOS]

Maybe I missed it. But what LED did you use?

[Themetalmann]

Currently printing the parts and have the hardware on order. So excited to get this together. Thank you for the instructions and the files!

[DoctorNOS]

Love it. I am working on a helmet but it is too big. It is another design. Once I finish I think I will do this one too!

[PhillipJFry]

FINISHED
looks absolutely stunning thank you soooo much

[JohnnyArgothan]

Thanks for the files, and the instructions starting this as my next print project, still somewhat new... looking for an arduino board is there an updated board I could use rather than the one listed? TIA

[jantepas]

And print also some part to take the wires out of visible. Nice design!

[thatboyjames]

This is so cool. You should try to make the mark 5 helmet and rig it but I think it would be more complex as it’s like 3 pieces of a faceplate.

[sjlstevens]

I’m having some trouble on the Arduino code. It is telling me the servoTop was not declared in this scope

[applepie]

Did you have to sand down the border of the plastic piece attached to the servo? All the extra pieces that came with the servo have an border.

[thymen]

tip: put small springs on the hinge so it goes open more stable