by Ben
Shared by potentprintables on Thingiverse:
My take on Rose’s Rebel Alliance iris ring from The Last Jedi. I have included materials needed here, but I also did an instructional video on how to make and assemble this:
https://youtu.be/tTRXPE5q1eAPlease note that the best way to show your appreciation and keep up to date on my latest 3D printing projects is to head over to my YouTube channel and subscribe!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeQR9E-MPwBqEpuaIJiE4CQThe iris mechanism is based on this design:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:140048I felt this would scale down to a ring size much better than other iris designs. With this design I was able to make the blades much thicker and easier to handle. Assembly is still a little delicate, but the video lays out clear instructions on how to do it.
The only uncommon material needed for this build is M1 x 6mm cheese head screws. I listed my source under in the .pdf (or .xlsx) BOM under “Thing Files”, but hopefully someone can find a better source.
Download the files and learn more
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