Erik Vinson haha, cool. Tag me if you post it anywhere. I’d love to see how it turns out. Thanks!

sherman lo Haha, thanks so much!

I'm still amazed watching things print, even after years. Thanks for the comment and watch.

Thanks so much. It was a long process, but I'm happy how it turned out.

Thanks so much Lilly! I appreciate it.

Thanks a bunch! And definitely go for it! Best wishes and thanks again for the comment.

Very kind! Thank you so much.

Thanks Daniel. I appreciate your feedback. I'll consider doing a giveaway if this thing continues to grow.

Robert Botello Thanks so much Robert!

Doktor Play Thank YOU for the comment!

Haha. I'll get right on that. Thank you for the comment!

Thanks so much Dave!

Muito obrigado!

Thank you Chase for your kind words. I work as a graphic designer, so this is my way of doing something art-related that's a bit different from my day to day routine.

Kieran Black Thanks so much. It’s actually a plastic material from Romark made for laser etching/cutting. I think that was brushed aluminum.

Angel Fresh It should work if you scale this shield up, but not sure it would fit other shields.

@@RobPauza ok thanks!!

First off.. the shield pieces will definitely require a lot of supports. It's been a while so I'm not sure what I used. I printed in PLA and most likely used around 220c temp on extruder at 18% infill and 50c bed temp. That being said, it's going to vary greatly depending on your printer an the type/brand of filament you use. I would recommend looking for a forum for your particular printer and finding out what others are using successfully. Most of the time you'll find that people are super eager to help and you may even find some profiles pre-made that you can use. Hope this helps.

Thank you Joao! I used a Raise3d N2 printer.

Thanks a bunch, and cool about the hammer. I'd love to see how yours turns out. Here's a link to the shield files... rg.to/file/21ef48f0af51797f8c6040901a0e051c/cap_america_stl.zip.html

Rob Pauza WOW Thank you very much.👍👍👍

Thank you very much

ow! it's not working....

Hi, thanks so much for the compliments. I've had a lot of fun with my Raise3D printer. It's not Trolase, but appears to be very similar. (not familiar with TroLase) The material I used is Rowmark "Brushed Stainless Steel", which is a 1/16" plastic. It's about $20 for a 12" x 24" piece through Johnson Plastics. www.johnsonplastics.com/rowmark-metalgraph-plus-brushed-stainless-steel-black-1-16-engraving-plastic

@@RobPauza Cheers, Rob! I really appreciate it.

Thanks a bunch! I'm using a Badger Sotar 20/20 airbrush.

JZ Leong Yes. The .stl for the nameplate is in the files.

@@RobPauza thanks for making it free to download and print

@@RobPauza its cooler using laser

@@RobPauza is the base u put in the files the previous one or the second in the video? If its the previous one we'll need to adjust it ourselves.

I don't sell anything, but offer this and some other 3d models for free at thingiverse.com and pinshape.com. Just search for my name... robpauza. You could always send the files to Shapeways or (way more cheaply) have someone you know print it for you. Hope this helps. If it turns out well, be sure and share it on thingiverse or shapeways. I love to see what people do. Thanks for the comment. -Rob

SKY It’s a Full Spectrum Laser 24x18 / 90 watt. They don’t make that one any longer. fslaser.com/

What is the equivalent ? Thanks :p

SKY Looks like their Pro 24x16 is closest. It’s really about what size you need to cut/etch. There’s plenty of brands out there. Also, cutting most materials produces fumes that need venting so an extraction system is another expense.

Kira Axelsen I modeled it after the Marvel Legends shield, so hopefully pretty close. I also updated the file since this video. It now has more detail in the star.

@@RobPauza Awesome! thank you! this is something I'd definitely look into

Rob Pauza so I tried to print the shield both tfa and the one with the newer star and it has fail miserably all the time I’ve tried... could you help me? Give me your settings or something? I burrowed a cr-10 and is a total noob so anything goes

Kira Axelsen I’m not sure how it’s failing so it’s hard to tell you much. But, it should be a fairly easy print. Both sides will need support. I’d say since you’re new, just try auto supports in your slicer. Other than that ... maybe 20% infill at .1mm layer height should work. Depending on what material you are using, just try default settings. Regular PLA is usually something like 120 C at 50 C bed temp. Hope this helps.

@@RobPauza It did thanks! what would you recommend for print orientation?

Bramish EU Thanks for the compliment. I use a Full Spectrum Laser 90 watt CO2 24x18. (No longer available, but they have a newer model now) fslaser.com/Product/Pro2416

Rob Pauza thanks, but at $8k... im out lol

Bramish EU Yeah, Don’t blame you. There’s plenty of others out there way more affordable. It just depends on what you want to do. Or, do what I did and use the one at work. ;)

Rob Pauza Can you recommend any makes/model for making the sort of label you did, on stainless steel, maybe doesnt need to be as big?

Well, for metal you will need a fiber laser, which are even more expensive. :) CO2 lasers won't cut into metal. You need a different wavelength. I used a plastic from a company named Romark that looks like metal, but will cut/etch with any of the less expensive CO2 lasers. If you really do want metal, that might be a better fit for a CNC router. Sorry though, I don't really know a whole lot about what's available. Honestly some of those cheap Chinese made CO2 lasers on Amazon or eBay should work for most plastics/wood as long as they aren't too thick.

Here you go Bob... rg.to/file/21ef48f0af51797f8c6040901a0e051c/cap_america_stl.zip.html

Ruben Castanho Hi Ruben. It’s a 90 watt 24x18 Full Spectrum laser.

Ruben Castanho - Standard death ray.

Mostly to fit my printer bed and so I wouldn't have to piece it together. Also though, because I didn't really have a place to display a full-sized one. :)

@@RobPauza It's still very cool regardless of the smaller size:) I'm thinking of getting the Marvel Legends shield. Plastic one of course. Metal one is going for silly money!

@@gmon78 That metal one is super nice. I actually used a photo of the plastic one for reference when I modeled the inside. Looks cool too. :)

Working on a few new things now actually. Probably gonna be a few more weeks. I have a lot of printing to do. Thanks for the comment.

btw - Next vid will be a Fortnite Battle Bus. :)

Haha... not sure. The voice-over part is definitely not my favorite part of doing these. I guess I'll have to work on that. Thanks for the comment.