Soundwave.

Was wondering if anyone here had a 3d printer and would be willing to print me something. I of course paying for the materials and what not. I would like to get a pipboy3000 printed for a Fallout 3 / Fallout New Vegas cosplay. I have the files and everything already.

Hybrid AWD

http://www.shapeways.com/

Reloaded

I'd be interested in seeing this when it was done.

Maybe check the local colleges? I'm sure they'd have something like this.

yeldak99

What size is the item? I've got a coworker that has a 3D printer, I might be able to get access to. The problem is, I'm in TX, so it would have to be shipped.

Carnine

in for pix

Fabrik8

Holy fuck. I've never seen that site before, that's pretty cool. I think I'll use them for some personal projects in the future, their price per cm^3 is pretty low. They must be nesting a lot of parts from different people in the same printer bedspace to keep costs low. Most of the stuff I get 3D printed for work uses high temp thermoplastics with glass or carbon fiber reinforcement, which is slightly different than making a toy figurine out of whatever color blue you like.

Soundwave.

some of the quotes iv'e gotten was around $170 and thats if i provided my own materials :\

Carnine

http://www.theverge.com/2015/6/14/87...dition-e3-2015

Not sure if you saw this or not

Soundwave.

I did and already have the pre ordered, but the one im looking to print is the pipboy 3000 from fallout 3 and new vegas

killerangel

There are local "tinker" groups that have access to 3D printers. For example, here in Fredericksburg we have FredWorks.
http://fredwrks.com/
Should have plenty of people willing to help out.