2016年9月26日 · Vacuum formed, cut motorcycle helmets, some really impressive stuff. If you are like me though, you may not have a lot to spend on a visor right now and you may not have the technical ability to make your own vacuum-formed creation. So what to do? Well, how about a gold-tinted, hex-pattern visor for about $4? Yeah, that's what I said.

2025年1月6日 · The visor is detailed with a hexagon pattern that allows light to be absorbed into it allowing it to conceal your face and still glow. You are still able to see out of it through the hex lines though sight is slightly limited. Direct sunlight will …

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2023年10月24日 · Bigger visors generally work better plain, since they have lines to break up the shape, but thinner visors that don't have as many lines (like Recon or Warrior, for example), the honeycomb helps add a bit of texture that isn't there otherwise.

2014年7月25日 · One thing im going can try for the hexagon pattern is find a place that makes vinyl transfers and have them make a stencil, or print and cut one myself. Apply the stencil to the visor and start dyeing the visor, then remove the stencil about half way through the dyeing process then finish dyeing the visor.

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Approx. 8.5" x 11" Sheet of White Hexagon shapes evenly spaced apart to be used as a template or stencil on Halo Visors (or any similar project) **Photos show the finished helmets with visors created by using these sheets**

2011年2月28日 · Take your posts and create 4 indents at the base using the wire cutter around the base. By doing this, you give the base of the post a little more grip for anchoring. Step two – Test fit the visor, to get a general idea on where you want it to sit in the helm.

Easy answer - the visor has to be armored yet transparent, but it's hard to make glass or even transparent aluminum that's tough enough. The hexagonal lattice is reinforcement and probably also has some anti-shatter properties.