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Frankly Built

April 9, 2020

Iron Man Mark 85 Cosplay + MK85 Infinity Gauntlet

Hello everyone! My name's Frank!

This is my Iron Man Mark 85 Armor Print with the MK85 Infinity Gauntlet. I've done everything i can to document, post, record, and share my entire journey through this build.

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Making this suit was the main reason i got into 3D printing back in July 2019. After seeing Endgame i knew it was time to make one. A few months later i bought my first printer, started learning, and eventually landed on the DO3D Mark 85 file set! And I couldn't be happier. These files have been flawless. As close to "Drag and Drop" printing as you can get. But anyone who 3D prints knows that's just the start. And where it's taken me is deep into a passion for teaching and sharing this hobby with others!

I want nothing more than to teach people and show them what you can accomplish with 3D Printing! So please ask! Whether you're a veteran printer or don't even know how 3D Printing works! Lets talk!

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3D Printing Information

Files: DO3D Mark 85 Armor and DO3D Mark 85 Infinity Gauntlet

Printers: Creality CR-10s - 300x300x400mm build volume (2 printers used) Material: SUNLU PLA+ Black Filament - Approx 14 rolls (1kg each) Including waste, failures, and re-prints Software: Cura 4.0 w/ Creawsome Mod, Slic3r, Meshmixer Settings: 215/50 nozzle/bed, 0.6mm nozzle w/ .3mm layer height, 60mm/s, 5% infill, Rafts, Tree Supports Time: Approx 1200 hours of printing total

Post-Processing Information

Sanding: I used 80 Gritt sandpaper on an Electric Dual Orbial Palm Sander! Click for a tutorial!

Fusing: To join printed parts back together that i cut, i use a soldering iron! Click for a tutorial!

Priming: I used standard spray paint primer. Black, grey, red. Whatever was cheapest! No filler primer

Painting: Rustoleum Automotive Line Spraypaint ( Metallic Red, Metallic Gold (Dull), and Sky Grey)

Clearcoat: Rustoleum Automove Line Spraypaint Clearcoat Lacquer

Post-Work: I wetsanded my paint after the final color coat with 1500. Then again after the final clearcoat with 3000. After that i used Meguiars Automotive Rubbing Compound, Polish, and Gold Class Wax to protect and shine the paint.