Daredevil Mask with Detailed Texture and Magnets Slots / Daredevil - Mascara con Textura e Imanes

Highly detailed Daredevil mask inspired by the Netflix series – 3D printable cowl with magnetic assembly system.

Call me sentimental… but there’s something about the first mask I ever wore that I can’t let go of.
It wasn’t perfect—far from it. But it was mine.
I wore it when I became the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen.
Thanks, Karen... for the headline.
Before everything fell apart.

Just because I’m called the Devil… doesn’t mean I don’t have a good heart.
So—for you to feel what I feel—I’m giving you something special:
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Hurry to use it... It'll last until the last episode of my new Season

They say the suit makes the man.
But it’s the man who carries the scars. Not just the mask.

Before the Punisher cracked my ribs and tore it open.
Before Fisk got his hands on it... and let someone else pretend to be me.
That suit… that mask… it didn’t belong to me anymore.

Melvin’s locked up now. And with everything that happened... I needed a fresh start.
Someone new.
Someone crazy enough to work with someone like me.

That’s when Wade—yes, that Wade—threw me a name. Eikki.

I was hesitant. I mean... he talks a lot.
But turns out he wasn’t wrong.
Eikki’s not just some guy—he’s the guy who gets it.
Gets what it means to carry weight in silence, to wear something that’s more than just gear.
It’s purpose. It’s pain. It’s legacy.

And this… this mask is just that.
A piece of who I was. Reborn.

Carefully modeled with detail and respect.
The horns, the closed ears, the battle-worn lines—it’s all here.
You can wear it with the eye cover, or use something like thick acetate for visibility…
Unless, like me, you don’t really need to see at all.

It’s modular. Comes with magnetic slots, simple to take on or off. Use 7x2 mm ones.

And yeah, it’s the one from the start—
but that doesn’t mean you’ll stay there.
Just means you’re starting where I did.

You’ll get the others later.
The gold-accented one. The red-and-black one.
Maybe even the one with the old ‘DD’ on the forehead.
They’re coming.

But I had to start with this.

And if you want to talk… if you’ve got questions…
Reach out to Eikki.
You’ll find him on Cults, in the shadows, where he belongs.
Or him directly: [email protected] or [email protected]

He listens. He fixes things.
He’s already helping Batman, some grumpy old Logan, a few gods, even someone from Vought, apparently...
Not to mention he’s now Lady Deadpool’s new best friend.

So yeah…

You’ll be in good hands.

Suit up.
Someone should always be watching over your city...
That someone could be you.
Even when it feels like the devil’s gone.

— Matt

Printing Recommendations – Straight from Hell's Kitchen
I’m not Tony Stark. I don’t have a million-dollar printer or a lab full of A.I. to walk me through builds. But I’ve learned that when something matters—really matters—you pay attention to the details. You get your hands dirty.

This mask deserves that kind of attention.

Eikki tested it on his Prusa MK3S+ with a bed of 18x18x20 cm, and it runs just as well on a Creality CR-10 V3. He tells me he’s also working on some gear for Captain America... so if the CR-10 is taken, now you know why.

For filament, the go-to is PLA+. It gives strength without making the mask too rigid. But if you want to feel something closer to real—closer to what I wore—try TPA or TPU for the sides or even the whole mask. The flexibility gives it a natural grip to your face. Human. Raw.

Eikki sometimes lines the inside with real fabric, secured with fabric glue—something soft, something grounded. That’s the difference between cosplay and presence.

And if you're using the eye covers, you’ve got options. You can go classic with thick acetate sheets—or, if you're careful, print them with fewer layers or transparent filament for a more… devilish look. The kind that sees without sight.

It uses 7x2 mm magnets in key connecting points. 8 mm might work, but don’t force it—you’ll risk cracking the slots. 6 mm or 5 mm? They’ll do the job if you seat them right.

When you slice it, make sure all textured parts are facing up. You don’t want scarring your finish or misaligning your magnet slots. If needed, tilt or lay it diagonally—whatever it takes to respect the design.

Eikki's Preferred Settings
Settings:

-First Layer Density: 11%
-Top Z Distance: 0.24 mm
-Pattern: Honeycomb
-Pattern Spacing: 7 mm
-Bottom Interface Layers: Same as Top
-XY Separation: 0.8 mm
-Don’t Bridges: Enabled

-Speed Settings:
-Perimeters: 240 mm/s
-Small Perimeters: 24 mm/s
-External Perimeters: 24 mm/s
-Infill: 330 mm/s
-Solid Infill: 330 mm/s
-Top Solid Infill: 330 mm/s
- Material: 500 mm/s
- Material Interface: 500 mm/s
-Bridges: 330 mm/s
-Gap Fill: 330 mm/s
-First Layer Speed: 24 mm/s

He mostly uses Prusa Slicer, but it’s been tested with Cura and Orca Slicer as well. Reliable across the board.

If something doesn’t go as planned, don’t panic. Trust me, I know what it’s like when the world feels like it’s falling apart one layer at a time.

Reach out to Eikki—he’s got your back.
You can message him on Cults or email him directly at [email protected] or [email protected]

He’s probably elbow-deep helping Bruce Wayne, Logan, Thor, Deadpool, Lady Deadpool, or someone from Vought—but he’ll answer.

Just be patient. Be clear. Be kind.

Because some of us don’t have the luxury of rest...
But we do what we can—for those who can’t.

Stay sharp.
Stay silent.
And protect your city.

— Matt