Spider-Man Web Shooter 3D Printer Model

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License: CC BY
File formats: stl
Download type: zip
Size:1.8MB

The file 'Spider-Man Web Shooter 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 1.8MB.

Summary

As an exercise in product design and engineering, I decided to make a Spider-Man themed 3D printed water canon that was reverse engineered from a portable spray atomizer. Having been inspired by YouTube channel The Amazing Spider Dude and his video titled '10 Real Life Web-Shooters You Won't Believe', I wanted to make a functional prop that could blast a stream of water, simulating Spider-Man's web shooters.

I first began by modeling the atomizer in Fusion 360 so that I could design the components accurately and to scale. The prop has a spring operated trigger, that when pulled, applies pressure to the bottle's own push button and releases the water. The 3D printed model was then fixed to a strap so that it could be mounted on the wrist.

Using the web shooter design from the movie 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' as a rough guide, I modeled the prop with function in mind and added small aesthetics to try to match the general theme. The reason I chose this atomizer was because it had a small pump built in.

All the parts were 3D Printed in ABS, 100 micron layer height and glued together using epoxy. Each web shooter requires two 3mm x 20mm tension springs, two M2 x 20mm - one M2 x 10mm and one M3 X 20mm socket head screws.

Requires

Personal Atomizer - https://www.amazon.com/DG-Handheld-Portable-Sprayer-Personal-Atomizer/dp/B01DL0DZFC

Personal Atomizer - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172863081134


See the full project build at - http://www.kieranmeadows.co.uk/project-webshooter.html

Front-part.stl 848.7KB
holder-btm.stl 4.0MB
hollder-top.stl 1.3MB
Strap_Trigger.stl 2.0MB
Trigger-detail.stl 890.7KB
Trigger-washers.stl 333.1KB
Trigger.stl 3.5MB
Wrist_Strap.stl 2.2MB