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Hello!! Thank you for your you video! It was very informative. We just got one, but we have problems with the print falling from the platform at the beginning of the printing. Do you know how to fix it?
Hello I really like that you got the mpcnc to 3d print can you tell me what firmware your using I have one with a skr pro board that I would like to do 3d printing
Could anybody please help me find the title of a stop-motion short film from (probably) the 90s? It was about a man who had to undergo eye surgery. During his recovery, his vision was not very good. There was a nurse who helped him complete his recovery, but due to his still weak vision, he perceived her as a fairy. Once he fully recovered, he could not recognize the nurse who had helped him before, but he missed the fairy he believed had helped him. At the end of the short, the man realizes that the fairy was actually the nurse, and they fall in love. There is a scene where the man walks by the park and sees a couple of lovers kissing, which makes him feel sad an lonely.
Painting the ultra cal seems to be a sure way to not get bubbles but if ya want to do it quick You can pour a little then vibrate it with a vibrating table or run a drill while holding it against the outside wall like they do in dental labs and when making prosthetics
And youre not gonna waste your time casting a Gold Crown or a Bridge on a mold with bubbles so at a dental lab its worth the 'investment' (pun intended) to get a vibrating table. Most are about the size of your mold and it really getsthe bubbles out
Hi, thanks for the video. I just started playing with this printer. I still dont figure out how to clean the resin tank. How can I do that if i want to use other type o color of resin? thanks!
Really helpful, thanks. My puppet is made of Cedar, a shopping cart parts, and moter cycle chain and epoxy interchangeable heads with the different expressions. Clay sculpting over it now and researching the silicone application and mold making was really helpful.
Tip at 30mins is new for me and will be adding to my next calamity. Number 3 . Need to find a white paint that will stick to metal. And addition cure silicone will stick and set to. . Most recent disaster was a cast that didn't set after the thing was left on a heater for a week. Painted the armature and mold for a smooth finish and got a blob. Keylon white enamel. It also mildly broke the mold. The previous one sompletly stuck to the mold that needed smashing and still had cure inhibition on a few lubricated parts of armature. . Getting through the materials cronic with little results but still enjoying the process.
I couldn't find the plans on that site. I see that convection ovens are best because they circulate heat, but, they're pretty small. I don't know how big an oven I'd need. I'm not doing whole body suits, just faces and maybe hands. Any recommendations? And I'm cheap lol
Carpal Tunnel sucks when you're an artist. I feel you. I wanted to make a silicone tongue for a monster I built. Your tutorial will help with that. Thanks.
