Make: Volume 82

You can use Tinkercad to modify this skull

model, or just use the skull mask I created (it’s

open source), or substitute your own mask.

2. 3D PRINT THE PARTS

Download the parts from tinkercad.com/things/

bwyUgKgfm2i and print them. There’s the

skull face, cap, and mandible, a housing for

the controls, hose barbs for the air tubing, an

LED holder, and a standoff for the electrical

connectors. If you’re using a different mask, you

can skip the skull and just print the other parts

for the smoke/fire effect.

Knowing that I was going to cover the entire

mask with putty to smooth out the shape of the

skull, I used low resolution setting for this print. ...