[3D Printing]  Is it possible to replicate HMS Beyblade Attack Rings

My Driger MS is on the verge of breaking
Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Beyblade/commen...ame=iossmf

And was wondering if replacement parts can be accurately replicated as if it was from the factory. We have a user who goes by the name Lowen, who is replicating weight disks and Running cores. But the parts that is most likely to break is the attack ring. Dranzer MS, Driger MS, Wolborg MS, Gaia Dragoon MS and even Dragoon MS can be prone to breakage. These little tops pack so much power with high attack power and its powerful launcher. That it concerns me what other future HMS Beyblade's are likely to break. And can the attack rings which also have engravings be replicated polished and printed in steel?

Posts of me Polishing some of my HMS Beyblades where i take them apart as you can see some are not held together well. 

https://imgur.com/gallery/0u7LIKN

https://imgur.com/gallery/Oel9aI8

Here is Lowens post on replicating HMS Parts.
https://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-3D-Prin...pid1728810
It certainly is possible to remake the attack rings in printed metal, there's just a lot of time involved in creating the model to be accurate and getting several made to get the cost down to a sensible point. I do think the current 3d printed metals would offer a better part than even being recast in zinc because of how delicate some of the parts are. It also allows more design freedom to fix stress points that break.
(Feb. 04, 2021  4:58 PM)lowen93 Wrote: It certainly is possible to remake the attack rings in printed metal, there's just a lot of time involved in creating the model to be accurate and getting several made to get the cost down to a sensible point. I do think the current 3d printed metals would offer a better part than even being recast in zinc because of how delicate some of the parts are. It also allows more design freedom to fix stress points that break.

Hopefully, it can be done. But the detailing at the bottom doesn't matter since it will remain unseen. 

Check out my post which proves why HMS is flawed
[font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Attack Ring Reinforcements here are examples of reinforcements i would like to see: [/font][font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]https://imgur.com/gallery/cx22nIV[/font]
(Feb. 04, 2021  11:06 PM)8BitNation Wrote:
(Feb. 04, 2021  4:58 PM)lowen93 Wrote: It certainly is possible to remake the attack rings in printed metal, there's just a lot of time involved in creating the model to be accurate and getting several made to get the cost down to a sensible point. I do think the current 3d printed metals would offer a better part than even being recast in zinc because of how delicate some of the parts are. It also allows more design freedom to fix stress points that break.

Hopefully, it can be done. But the detailing at the bottom doesn't matter since it will remain unseen. 

Check out my post which proves why HMS is flawed
[font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Attack Ring Reinforcements here are examples of reinforcements i would like to see: [/font][font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]https://imgur.com/gallery/cx22nIV[/font]

You could do a scan and print it on shapeways or somethin.
(Feb. 03, 2021  10:10 PM)8BitNation Wrote: https://imgur.com/gallery/Oel9aI8

Do you know the names of the Red and Lime Green beys shown in this photo album? I've never seen those designs before and would love to recreate 3d models of them.
(Jul. 17, 2021  1:03 AM)Ghostmaster Wrote:
(Feb. 03, 2021  10:10 PM)8BitNation Wrote: https://imgur.com/gallery/Oel9aI8

Do you know the names of the Red and Lime Green beys shown in this photo album? I've never seen those designs before and would love to recreate 3d models of them.

Those were Cereal box releases of attack rings. 8 in total. They came in Kellogs Cereal Boxes. http://cerealoffers.com/Kelloggs/Ricicle...nners.html
(Jul. 30, 2021  11:43 PM)8BitNation Wrote:
(Jul. 17, 2021  1:03 AM)Ghostmaster Wrote: Do you know the names of the Red and Lime Green beys shown in this photo album? I've never seen those designs before and would love to recreate 3d models of them.

Those were Cereal box releases of attack rings. 8 in total. They came in Kellogs Cereal Boxes. http://cerealoffers.com/Kelloggs/Ricicle...nners.html

Amazing! Thank you for sharing! Do you know of any other special beyblade releases like this?
(Aug. 28, 2021  6:27 PM)Ghostmaster Wrote: Amazing! Thank you for sharing! Do you know of any other special beyblade releases like this?
No i do not but there are a bunch of unreleased Beyblades like TryHorn and Falborg that can be printed from Shapeways.