Pirate Hook Captain's Prosthesis—Wearable

All parts 3D printed, description of this model:

After reviewing the requirements: Rigid printed parts can be used to decorate armor, soft printed parts can decorate clothing, it should be wearable, and I think it should be interesting...After thinking it over, I think that perhaps Captain Hook might need to decorate his prosthesis, because it has both hard armor properties and soft fabric properties, and it can be worn, and to make it more interesting, I also replaced his hook with a fly swatter and an eating fork~~~~~~~~~~~~

• Armor hard part decoration, I made a self-locking chain without support, the length can be changed at will, after wrapping around the armor and tightening, it can be decorated, and at the same time increase the armor's defense. If enough are printed and interlocked on the armor, it becomes chain mail...

• Soft part sleeve net decoration, a simplest method is used: You only need to make a plane of arbitrary size with a layer height of around 0.3MM, set the top and bottom shell layer numbers to 0 in the slicing software, and then select any pattern you like in the sparse fill pattern, you can print various net materials, fishing nets, honeycomb nets, etc., directly printed with PLA, it is both strong and soft, and can be bent at will.

• Soft part sleeve cloth leather surface decoration, I made an interlocking leather decorative surface, you can print any number to form a complete piece of leather material, because the printed feel is more like leather on armor. The connecting buckles are also more like rivets on leather, which can also play a decorative role, and you can add patterns to the fabric at will and print them together with AMS.

• Connecting part, I used rivets, it can be used as armor decoration, making the armor look very strong, and it can be used to fix the fabric and armor together, you only need to drill a hole in the armor.

The picture shows the actual wearing effect printed according to the above instructions

Printing instructions:

1. The sleeve net needs to print at least 3 copies to cover the whole model, you can also add more
2. The sleeve net and sleeve cloth are fixed to the prosthesis by using rivets to pass through the reserved holes.
3. In order to minimize support, I cut some parts into assembled ones, after assembly, use glue to reinforce them as much as possible, so that you don't have to worry about them falling apart.
4. The fly swatter and fork are uploaded as configuration files, those who need them can print them separately