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letsalllovelain

letsalllovelain

I wish I were a bird
May 10, 2023
16
Exactly what it says on the tin. 3D printed asphyxiation collars are the only ones I've found, does anyone have any experience with them?
 
Final_Choice

Final_Choice

Mage
Aug 3, 2023
542
I have some experience with 3D printing but not that, I imagine that maybe with the right filling settings and material it might work, but I'm not sure. Do you have more info on them or the files themselves? Would love to learn more about them.
 
just dave

just dave

Member
Dec 12, 2023
33
My business is in 3D printing. If you're going that route you'll need some very strong material. Carbon fibre mix would be best for strength but nylon would be best for durability. I might be thinking too much about it. It's late.

Tune the printer enough and you can make some impressively sharp objects. A plastic collar with blades sounds interesting and like it should be in a movie…