How to repair or salvage damaged prints like a pro!

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In this video I'm just going over a few the methods I use for repairing and salvaging damaged or failed prints, some times with larger models you get small defects and delamination's that don't look pretty but don't can be retextured or repaired!
I'm also testing out a new monitor, microphone and HD camera lens designed for recording videos, I'm also using the full version of DaVinci Resolve with gpu support and all the other fetchers including the speed editor..
Thanks for watching please share like and subscribe if you find anything in the video useful. :-)

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22 июн 2024

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@AuntJemimaGames 15 дней назад

I got a set of those abrasive wheels recently for the exact same purpose, and the finer grits work really well for resin... almost too well, I just wish they didn't instantly remove any water on the part. Even with a mask, I don't want to do a lot of machine sanding of dry resin in my workspace. I've got a big DIY spray booth too, but the setup is more for fume extraction than filtering out these kinds of particulates. Perhaps something like a booth used for media blasting would be a good option.

@printitpaintit.2436 15 дней назад

I'll make a video on how to make your own booth soon, the booth in the background is one I made and it's 3x more powerful than the 2k version! It has almost 2.5 inches of professional grade filter material that collects everything.. It sucks away the dust in seconds and then I have two large HEPA filters at the other end of the room that pickup anything that escapes the booth, rather than putting water on the part maybe try dipping the sanding bit in water first!?!?

@printitpaintit.2436 15 дней назад

Ho I have just spent all of none now existent savings on new paints, mediums, airbrush parts and more tools for cutting cleaning and sanding models.. One method is very similar but DEFINITELY create less dust and works better for wet sanding not to mention fits in tight spots so really great for finer details and getting in places the sanding wheels can't! Hopefully edit and upload that video later this week but I also have around 1.5tb of footage to edit that's built up over the months because I couldn't edit anything but it's only a short video so I'll try and squeeze it this week.. You will like the sanders! 😉