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3D Printing

Kamoji's exterior plastic parts are made using a resin molding process in production. It is possible to print them yourself using consumer 3D printers. We recommend an SLA (resin) printer for near production-grade quality and finishing, though a regular FDM printer works fine too.

All files below are the source files used to make Kamoji — download them and print, cut, or modify them to your liking.

Helmet​

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This is the production helmet, with its 2 clips removed.

Download Helmet.stl

Printed in PETG Marble, no post processing:

Print timelapse — PETG Marble, no post processing.

Download this print's project file (.3mf)

Ears​

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The ears are also Kamoji's light guides. Production ears are molded in white opaque plastic.

Download Ears.stl

Inner Frame​

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Download Inner Frame 7.6.2.stl

Vysor​

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Download Vysor V20.stl

V20, without acrylic, is the production vysor.

Vysor with Acrylic​

This is an alternative design for Kamoji Vysor with a 2mm acrylic piece to protect the screen. It is not used in production.

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Download Vysor with acrylic (V8)

Acrylic CNC​

Vysor V8 acrylic cutting drawing

Download acrylic cutting drawing (.dxf)

Speaker frame​

Clips onto the speaker to hold it in place.

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Download Speaker Frame.stl

AR preview​

A combined AR Quick Look file is also available, letting you view Kamoji at actual size in your space on an iPhone or iPad:

Download Kamoji.usdz (AR Quick Look, iOS)