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File-Name: Oga's Cantina - 6 Star Wars Galaxy's Edge Coasters Designer: Kwarrell72awa Last Update: 29/01/2024 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/160918-oga-s-cantina-6-star-wars-galaxy-s-edge-coasters#profileId-176593 Description: This set of six coasters is inspired by those available at Oga's Cantina on Batuu in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at both Disney World and Disneyland California. This core set of six can be printed alongside a limited edition set of four designs, which are no longer available in the parks, and complemented by the coaster display stand. Both other models are available in my profile. As a Star Wars fan and a fan of these guys, this is my little tribute! Terms of Use: https://makerworld.com/en/user-agreement Images:

Hi, maybe I can help! I was in the same situation whilst building my armor, here's how I did it. I built a slider system which basically locked the armor into place. Usually padding (like Glen said) works just fine, but if you're a lot skinnier than the armor, even 10cm foam pads don't cut it anymore. Making sure to have a good final appearance was key for me, so I went with the aforementioned sliders. Additionally you'll see an extra strap in the section below on how I make sure my armor stays in place with this adjusted strapping. You can find some general tips on how to size your armor if you're skinny in this thread. Feel free to reach out if you've got any questions and good luck!

File-Name: Star Wars Day – Coaster Designer: Drakul Last Update: 03/05/2025 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1378445-star-wars-day-coaster-may-the-4th-edition#profileId-1426377 Description: Celebrate Star Wars Day with this bold and stylish coaster design. Featuring the iconic phrase “May the 4th Be With You” in a clean black-and-white layout with a dynamic hyperspace-inspired background, this coaster makes a perfect tribute to the galaxy far, far away. Designed for fans who appreciate clean design and timeless quotes, this piece is great for your home, workspace, or as a unique gift. Terms of Use: https://makerworld.com/en/user-agreement Images:

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Hey Reno, I tried using a throat mic with my TKTalkie to reduce the number of things that go between my helmet and my armor. I used this one from Amazon. I still have it, but have not been using it and honestly cannot recall why I went back to the boom mic. It may have been that I never reset the Talkie to compensate for the differences in the sound. You got me wondering though so maybe I'll plug it back in and tinker again.

Ok-great @gmrhodes13! Knowing that, I will place the snaps in the shoulder strapping for the placement and add the retainment strap elastic x2. Felt good to actually wear something... I can finally start to put this thing together now!

Looks ok. You will find this position/gap may change once you have the chest/back joined to the kidney/abdomen, as it tries to pull down.

If you have a soldering iron handy (or something sharp you can heat on the stove) you can use one to add the holes to elastic, seals the sides of the holes and prevents snap from coming out For your shoulder bells if you add the snaps a little closer to the front it helps bring your shoulder bells inwards when you move your arms. I also use double snaps as I had one fail many years ago and having the two allowed me to still troop

When you get to this step I put my shoulder bell snap close to my neck to prevent sagging from the shoulders tugging on the elastic:

I'll update this on my build thread also

File-Name: Aurebesh Alphabet Stencil Designer: Rogue9 Last Update: 27/05/24 File-URL: https://www.printables.com/model/893022-aurebesh-alphabet-stencil/files Description: Stencil your message to friends in Basic; the alphabet of Star Wars. 0.2mm layer height. Modify gcode to swap filaments at layer 6 if desired. No brim or mouse-ears required. I’d definitely turn ironing on for the top layer. Terms of Use: https://makerworld.com/en/user-agreement Images:

File-Name: Oga's Cantina Coaster Display Stand Designer: warrell72 Last Update: 29/01/24 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/160956-oga-s-cantina-coaster-display-stand#profileId-176634 Description: The coaster display stand accommodates six coasters and can be positioned to showcase either the Black Spire Outpost sign or Oga's Cantina logo. You can find coasters in my profile. Terms of Use: https://makerworld.com/en/user-agreement Images:

Chin extensions attached: