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One-size-fits-all batman cat mask was not so one-size-fits-all
For context - This cat's name is batman.
That definitely looks 3d printed, and I bet the files for that are online somewhere...
Pretty sure I could make one in the right size if you post measurements?
Yeah the printing lines were not even sanded off the top.
I do want to thank you kindly for the offer to print one up. You Rock! But shipping to Canada would probably be ugly.
I hope to pick up a 3d printer this winter and if I manage it I will use this as a learning project.
A Creality Ender 3 can be gotten on sale for under $150 USD. It's a great entry level printer if you want to learn the how's & why's of printing & like to tinker.
If you want to just push a button & have things work 90% of the time, I'd go with a Prusa MK4S, but those start around $800 USD...
Good luck on your printing journey! It's a fun little combination of crafting and tech.