I remember starting 3D printing back in 2015 in high school. I made little keychains and that was about it. Who would have thought that 8 years later, I'd be finishing 3 full scale star wars droids. You're amazing, Frank and thank you for all your help with my projects.
Frank, thank you so much for sharing your story! All I learnt about slicing, smoothing, priming and painting, I learnt from you. You mentioned the same situation that I have: shoot every week live upgrades about project or make tutorials about certain subject. Live updates are easier for shooting and regular posting, but for RU-vid algorithms and viewers search, short 5-10 minutes tutorials with definite subject work better. Anyway, we all wait for all your videos) Thank you for sharing your experience 🙏
Bro I love your channel. I have taken inspiration from you and am starting to build a replica of the iron man suit, partially preparing myself to build my own suit. I hope you start posting again soon. By the way, if you see this, let me know if I can contact you for various reasons.
we ❤️ you mr built. I’m always so glad you messaged me asking if we were related years ago. I’ve learned so much from you and you continue to inspire me to push harder with my builds. thank you for being one of my bestest friends
You taught me to just do it. You may fail but you learn and you press on. My Prince Loki armor was the starting point. Becuase of you I now know how to print, prep, paint, and finish my prints! Thank you!
Frank, you taught me perseverance. Seeing you dedicate so much time to your builds, and especially this Mark 85 just made me want to go the extra mile just like you do. Seeing you go back and perfect the suit even further than most of us would’ve known, with the paint, or the electronics, or even the V2 chest, it inspires me to always push for my builds to be the best they can possibly be. Not to mention you also taught me most of what I know about 3D printing haha. Thank you Frank, for continuing to do what you do.
The best part of the video was the Easter egg at the end(at least for me it was) I lost my dad too over a year ago and he was my biggest fan when it came to 3D printing. Didnt matter how big or small the project, it simply amazed him that someone could imagine an object or design and create it out of a spaghetti noodle of plastic or a vat of liquid resin. Miss him everyday but know hes right there with me everytime Im out in the shop working on my latest project.
Thank you so much for your videos ever since starting 3d printing you've been helping me all the way to where I am now. I'm doing my own Iron Man MK3 suit and got most my inspiration off of you. Thank you!
This video actually reminded me that it is ok to have to reprint parts. I stopped the video at around the half way to look at my old 3d files rescale a helmet and start a print before coming back to continue the video. I stopped because I was about 70% through a build only to have scaled some parts wrong. I stopped the build for about a year and worked on other stuff. Thanks for getting me back on track.
I haven't been here for your whole journey, I've only discovered your channel this year, but I absolutely love all the videos I've seen. Seeing your passion for the hobby, for each build has gotten me back into 3D printing, and watching your video reviewing your favorite printer models led me to choose one of those. I hadn't purchased a printer in over 5 years and boy have they made some nice advancements. Thank you for your knowledge, your passion, and willingness to share it all with us.
I've been doing 3D printed cosplay for 3 years now. All of my success is from following your tutorials. Thanks so much for what you do... It's been so helpful.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 well done Frank!!! I came for the 3d printing tips and stayed for the awesome community you have built! You are a true gem, I’ve never met another creator who is so involved with their community ❤ You are the best!
Like the old man said, part of the journey is the end. You got me into this hobby, and it's been an honor to learn and grow alongside you. These past two years since I started all this has been some of the best time of my life. It's definitely had its bad moments, sure, layer shifts, cracked paints, and maybe we dropped a freshly painted Blue Beetle eye on the ground along the way, but there's been so much that makes up for it, like the fact that not only you, but hundreds of other amazing builders and even Ross Marquand have thought "her stuff is good enough to follow her", and all the incredible people I've met along the way, from celebrities to other cosplayers to even getting recognized at a con. This is all thanks to you, and I have no idea where I'd be without it. So thank you Frank, here's to another four years.
Thanks for taking us on your journey! It is because of your inspiration and love of 3D printing that I now own a printer myself and have started my journey towards printing a suit of armor. From all of us - thank you!
I found your videos and boy did it kick off my 3d printing addiction! Basically, anything 3d printing I learned from one of your videos! As someone who was looking for something different and was going through major life hurdles this has become a fantastic hobby and thank you for the videos that I have been watching for the past year! I'm so glad you didn't give up and i use that to push myself to finish my project! Thank you!!
Frank, Just wanted to say I appreciate your work and guides. I have been a costume creator/builder for over 15 years, but your videos always give me a new tip or technique to try, so thank you very much and keep doing what you do.
Been following your channel since the MK85 was still in primer. I have learned so much about prepping and painting. It has been very helpful in my builds. Thank you for doing this and thank you for your service.
You helped me put my Ender 5+ together, watching that video made it so easy. You taught me it's ok to fail, it will happen so when it does & it has, just learn from it & keep going. Love watching your channel, so much fun & informative.
your the reason I brought my first printer . a friend showed me your video . Still, not got round to making my very own mk85 but have so many awesome things we've made that I never thought would be possible to have
Haven't got my 3D printer yet, ships first week of July but been doing cosplay for about 6 years now. I think I've watched just about every video on the channel trying to learn as much as I can for when I start my 3D printing journey. Absolutely love the content you put out and your presence in the community is unmatched. Thank you Frank
You taught me everything, working with cura, scaling stls, priming, painting, the entire hobby!! I followed in your foot steps, I got a cr10 v2, you were a catalyst for a lot of people and I can’t thank you enough for all the guidance
I love this so much looking back at your journey. I’m newer to your channel and I’ve learned so much from your channel. Watching your videos is what got me to finally buy my first printer. And seeing all the content on your channel helped me trouble shoot, learn the ins and outs of my printer. I can’t wait for the new series. Thanks for being awesome and sharing your passion.
I have been here from the very beginning. I am currently trying to make a RU-vid channel like yours, in the future I want to make a MK85 suit, I was making a suit last year but scraped it half way in because I knew it was going to be terrible. You have helped me with so much with 3D printing and you are the reason I got a 3D printer and do all the cool things I do now.
Great video, man. It's been our pleasure to watch the Mark 85 progress and see your channel grow! You've taught so much to so many, myself included, and I along with everyone else can't wait to see videos from your next big project. You're a talented maker, amazing teacher, and great friend and I can't wait to see what the future holds for you and your channel!
Your channel (as well as kiaras workshop and many others) are helping my 7 years of ironman mk3 prototyping getting to the end and start the design of the final MK3 from walsh 3D fully motorized, with sounds, smoke, lights... As a software engineer my only problem was how to built it, and this videos shows me how to work with 3D models, sizing, painting it... (I am thinking about electroplate the armor instead of paint it). Also, i want to document everything via twitter, youtube (not this channel, other channel created for cosplay)... Thank you for this videos.
Everything I know about 3d printing did i learn from you. I am just 14 years old and I now started my own project and i already printed my first mk 85 helmet and it came out beautiful😁 thanks for your videos i learned much from them and from you
I loved the wireless faceplate video!! I used that because my skill set would not allow a opening faceplate, but just using that tutorial made my helmet so much better!
You were the guy who was able to show me all the awesome things that can be done with a 3D printer a year or two ago. From all the videos I've watched of yours, I've learned tons about the power of sandpaper, patience, and spray paint (even though I may not be good at those yet or have access to a good environment to spray paint. I think the most important thing that you've taught me though is the power to look at things and see different uses like car window tint for eye lens tint or a soldering iron for welding. That skill has saved me more times than I can count. Thank you so much.
Dude you got me crying over here. Your early tutorial videos were want got me to make a Din Djarin suit so me and my son could go trick or treating. I will always have those memories and pictures.
I needed a hobby for myself. Im a machinist and always wanted a wood lathe but dont have that much spare time. I needed something i could do somewhat passively. I was cruising youtube one and came across how to motorize and ironman helmet tutorial pt1. From the end of the little intro of you jn your suit doing the snap i was hooked. I spent the next few months watching every video and researching printers. Fast forward almost a year im doing my first event in a couple weeks and have learned an incredible amount from your videos. Anybody that has some issue i direct them to your channel cuz you have a video covering basically everything. So thank you from all of your subscribers for helping us with this awesome frustrating hobby.
Your videos inspired me to venture further into 3d printing. Before I felt like things like a a full suit were unreachable for me, but through your videos I've built enough confidence to take on the project.
Frank, the one thing i took from this video.... to know im not alone when it comes to the struggle. I will take that break, i will come back to it when im ready, i will take my time..... thanks Frank...
I’m currently working on a Mark III life size bust, and your videos have been invaluable with the tips on processing and the paint. Not to mention giving me the confidence to attack a project this size. I’ve been doing multi-piece resin prints for years, but this bust is by far the largest fdm project I’ve tackled. Thank you.
My wife got me my 1st 3D printer during Covid. Mainly because I had always talked about creating my own Gunpla parts and weapons. Now I have two printer, and am making my own Mandalorian Armor. And it's your videos that really helped me along that journey of discovery with the hobby. And I thank you for being there.
You’re the entire reason I got involved with 3d printing you’ve been an inspiration and my goto for info I rewatch the electronics builds over and over and watch old lives either to regain info or just as something to listen to and enjoy casually you’ve taught me so much and continue to teach your channel has brought me a lot of joy especially in just rough and crisis times in my life I’ve had so thank you 🙏
Good luck on the new 85 suit. A comprehensive how to style video series will be a great boost to people building these suits. I’m sure your subscriber count is going to go way up! Your effort is appreciated and fun to watch. Well done sir!
I've only been 3d printing for a couple of years, bit of a new hobby after moving away from landscape photography. (getting to old to climb mountains in the dark) I came across your channel when I was looking at painting a Mando helmet & discovered your graphite powder video. I hope you'll forgive me when I say I don't watch all your videos but I do watch the ones when you are building helmets or show painting techniques. You have a great big back catalogue of helmet builds which I will watch as I continue my 3d printing journey. I'm not quite confident enough to make a full cosplay suit yet but I am leaning towards making various helmets first. Frank you have a natural ability to teach, I really do learn something new in every video of yours I watch. Sometimes its a massive eureka moment others its a little snippet that can make a big difference. Im looking forward to your new iron man build who knows it might give me the confidence to give it a go myself.
Great video. I started my Mark85 during Covid as well, watching your first videos, and chatting with you ! Very inspiring ! You're a great guy and you deserve everything good that happens to you. Im gonna quit my job, as well, and run my own cosplay business now, making suits for people, and as well, try to make some youtube videos for French Cosplay Community. Good luck for the future FRANCK !!!!!! And THANK YOU for sharing so many tips with us !!!!!!! Rouch
Been a big fan for the last several years, but haven't actually found the time to build anything yet. Thanks for doing all of these, and really looking forward to the updated tutorial.
congratulations my brother absolutely amazing to see the journey! master peace! too the moon! 1m subs......what iv learned.....make what you want and be happy have fun! the smiles I get from my daughter and when she says im the best dad ever are the best feeling I could ask for!
Hey, Frankly, it is an amazing journey that you decided to embark on. Thanks to your father, you have made your dreams come true, buddy. Since I subscribe and start watching your videos, I have been very inspired to also do the same for my son to whom I bought his first Ender 3D printer S1 Plus for this past Christmas I am so happy and glad that I did that for him. He is very taken over by it. Doing his first Halo Mask. Thank you for sharing your wonderful and special journey that you started 8 years ago, and I'm pretty sure your father is watching you. And mother as well are very proud of you.💯👏👍🙌👌✌️🙏💯💝💪🏼
I’ve been using your meshmixer to armorsmith technique for years and it’s done me wonders. Magnetic faceplates will always be my ultimate go to. Keep teaching us brother👊🏾🔥🔥🔥
I learned a lot of different things, and tips to troubleshoot my printer. I think your sincerity and willingness to share the whole process is what has made you successful. No smoke and mirrors or gatekeeping, just free knowledge. Here's to your continued success!
Frank, Thank you for making this video and sharing the journey that you've been on with this suit. While it may not be documented (or shared) like your project, I underwent a very similar build story to make my dream come true of the master chief suit from Halo 3. Your videos and progress were one of the things that inspired me to keep going even when I hit the wall with that project. I also really resonate with your sentiment of making friends through these crazy projects. Without the other Halo cosplayers I met along the way I would have never finished. I really hope to get to meet you at a con some day and see one of your suits!
I just started 3d printing recently but by watching what people like him have done I want to do large scale printing but it’s difficult with a printer that’s not big enough for stuff like helmets
I followed your starboost videos for my own build. I agree with your back to basic theory. There is definitely something to be said for cool electronics, but basically equipment still works. Super keen to see the new setups.
Hey Frank, fairly new to the channel. But what you taught me, that is easy…to start. I now have a 3D printer, I am working on my first iteration of the Starboost helmet, and I am also working on a Kylo Ren helmet for a friend. You helped me to take the final jump. Not sure if I will go for an entire suit…but I love helmets. So thank you for everything you are doing, keep up the great work, and we will see how my adventure goes. Just streaming my prints for now!
I, in all honesty loved watching and still do love watching all of your 3D printing, painting, electronics, and what ever else because they are what got me into 3D printing and i hope that your channel continues to grow and you make more suits because they look amazing. like you said towards the beginning of the video about how your dad took you to the first iron man movie and you fell in love with the suits and tony since that day, well the same goes for me when i first watched the movie i have loved iron man and all i have wanted since i was younger watching it was a real iron man suit. i hope you continue to make amazing suits and other amazing prints because they all look fantastic and i know people including myself that is jealous that we cant have or do what you have done and what i hope you will continue to do. I hope you have fun doing this and you don't only do if for our, your viewers, sake but for yourself as well. Thank you for all of the amazing videos!!
Frank, I've gleamed a few things from you. Some of your print settings, even though speed is not an issue for me, but quality is... no matter how long it takes. And the electronics. I've had far to many head injuries through the years. And even though I know circuits and wiring, I get confused, lost, and flat out frustrated not remembering or being able to comprehend. You talking about the electronics reminds me of things I know, but also new things. Like reed switches, the controller boards, you get where I'm going. Let's not forget getting painting. I have that one in my knowledge bank, but the colors and brands that work best for you. Or a way of applying/masking I haven't tried or forgotten. I am far older than you, like enlisted USMC 1984 older lol. But this old dog does learn new tricks, and you help that process. Love ya Frank (Lee) lol.
Thank you for the project updates over the years Frank. I've been working on a 3D SIC Kamen Rider Faiz since 2021 and you're the inspiration to keep going. The tutorials and mistakes have been so humanizing and relatable. I look forward to seeing what comes next. See you on IG
(i know I’m late to the party) BRAVO ZULU! So glad to see a fellow vet being successful & sharing their knowledge. I will take full advantage with honor. Thx 🙏🏽
I have been into 3d printing for almost 15 years. I fell into it because I'm a tinkerer. I'm an engineer (NCSU). When I found your channel 3 years ago, I loved your enthusiasm for the hobby and for wanting to learn the hobby. It just drew me in. Love all your content. Shout-out from Wake Forest!!!!
While I’m not into building an iron man suit I completed a full mandalorian beskar outfit (with a Amban pulse rifle) for Orlando MegaCon this past April and a BoKatan outfit for my wife. We ended up getting’trapped’ in the 501st Legion area one day and almost missed our photo op with Katy Sakoif so many people wanted photos … lol. I’m currently designing an original cosplay character I call ‘future man’ which has some elements of the character from the Dead Pool character who came back from the future. This build has me creating an original weapon from scratch called the ‘x-40 cobalt ion pulse rifle’ as well as his weapon of last resort which is a modified mandalorian heavy weapons tri barrel that can I call an SMV tri-barrel gamma wave disrupter cannon’. He moves through time with his wrist mounted Astral Projection Oscillation Over thruster ( a modified PIP 2000). While all this is happening I’ve been building a full size, operator-on-inside, drivable, fully electro mechanical Dalek. My Dalek is 95% complete but now I need to do all the electromechanical work which is where your channel has been such a big help since I’m basically clueless about electronics! Keep up the amazing work and maybe Iron Man and Dalek Nim or Future Man will run into each other one day!👽🚀
You taught me nothing man! You just helped me make my dream come trueand build my own Iron man suit. Started twice with pepakura and this was a total nightmare. I thought 3d printing was waaaay too difficult than pepakura but got bless you, you proved me wrong. Thanks for everything mate 🙏🙏
I've honestly learned so much from your videos that I have started translating into my own projects. I had no idea how to size things before coming to your videos and that alone was one of the biggest steps I needed to learn as I am a large individual, and most files that are put out there are not made with me in mind. Sanding and painting techniques that I had never tried was another, and while I have not yet entered the realm of electronics, the info is there if I decide I do want to with the next two projects I have planned. I can't thank you enough for the channel Frank, and I'm just glad that a great personality like yours decided to take this journey and provide the information to those of us who dream to make things.
You inspired me to get a 3d printer and get really started on my journey. Thank you. I am 11 hours into printing my first helmet. just got my printer 8 days ago....
It's hard to choose one video when all videos were just as helpful and inspiring. Even if I wasn't there from the very beginning, it feels like I've been watching you for my whole journey of 3d printing. I was so confused and lost on where to start with 3d printing, but I knew there was something I could enjoy doing out of it. You helped me find that enjoyment that I was looking for. I had no other friends then because Covid was such a big hitter, but I'll never forget finding your channel and the video titled "I Made a Battle Damaged Iron Man Helmet! | 3D Printed MK85 Guide". That was the first video I ever watched from your channel at the time and from that moment, I was so excited about my new hobby. Just recently, as you know, I debuted my finished MK85 Iron Man Suit at C2E2 of 2023. I know I keep bringing it up to you whether it be on Instagram or even now, but you don't know how much that has changed my perspective of just committing to something I love, and I'm so grateful that I was able to meet you and get to talk with you, even for a split moment. Just grabbing a photo with you, and having people take photos of us together, was a dream of mine, and definitely, something crossed off the bucket list. You have a kind heart, an open mind, and a bigger soul than anyone could have. Keep pushing on with your goals, and you're going to do wonders for the community you have made. Hopefully, you bring yourself to come back next year for C2E2, I need to get the helmet signed by you and to just talk with you about nerdy stuff. I can't wait to watch and see your upcoming projects. Much love
I recently started using 3D printing I'm my prop making and costume making and I've have been watching your videos for a while and now I treat them like my a guiding light thank you and I can't wait to see what you do next
This video was a very fitting and needed conclusion to the series and start of a new one! It’s amazing you have grown so much and I know I will be following all of your future endeavors.
I love your videos, and loved meeting you at C2E2. It was the highlight of my entire trip. I look forward to seeing your new content for the MK85, so I can build one of my own. If you ever decide to auction off the old MK85. I imagine you could get a lot of people interested in trying to win it as a display piece.
you taught me paints, plastic welding, upgrading to a silent board etc but the most important lesson is to go for it and thats why General Grievous stands 7 foot 2 inch next to my pc desk
After finding your channel I decided to pull the trigger and bought both a neptune 3 pro and max and am currently printing. The were so many printer options and I'm so glad I went with elegoo they are amazing printers and I love them. Looking forward to this new build series I will be following, as long as you don't go faster than my printers can print 😂
Thank you for this incredibly emotional journey. We all learned so incredibly much from you and still do today. But holy shit, am I/ are we excited for the new project. You inspired me to build a suit too. I am grateful for every video and above all for the great community.❤❤❤
Back in 2020, I saw a video of Emily with her helmet reposted somewhere so I went and found her page and very quickly yours. I then got my first printer and started in my own journey of 3D printing and cosplay. I still don’t have a full suit yet but I will someday bc of your. I just want you to know how much you’ve impacted the community and how much you’ve helped me not only learn about 3D printing, but in a lot of other ways
Hey Frank, my name petter and I just graduated high school a few days ago, your channel has inspired me to get into 3d printing and I took your advice in getting my first printer. All I want to say is thank you for you content, I truly think you have the capability to grow the channel even more, and I can't wait to see what you do next. :) P.S. Rex's clone trooper armor
I’m a pepakura guy, I use EVA foam converting the paper templates into useable shapes and now I’m 8 years in and it’s a big thing to own a suit armour and I love your content and have hit me into getting a printer, now it’s convincing my mum to let me get one, I made the moment it’s just the space I completely agree that you should take breaks, I started my halo reach armour September 28th 2022 and finished it June 6th 2023, I took long breaks during it because my mental health took a big hit due to other things and yes it felt bad to not work on it but I needed to step back as it was still there and I could still work on it but for that time I needed to think
I’ve learned so much from watching your videos Frank. I got an Ender 3 for Christmas, and have been playing with it ever since. You showed me all the good upgrades, how to tune things to work properly, and have given me countless ideas on cool things to make. I haven’t gone the route of making anything for cosplay - but have been greatly enjoying the hobby. Making practical prints that work into everyday life, along with just cool things I can set on shelves, my desk, etc. Once I buy my own house (within the next year) I am hoping to get more into painting and such since I will have the room to do so. Thanks for all you do, thanks for sharing it all with us, and keep doing what you’re doing!
Frank, you have taught me so much! My printer has not stopped for the past 4 days XD My prints used to fail, I watched some of your videos and they stopped, I used creality slicer and then I learned from your cura settings an im so happy I switched! I only started 2-3 months ago and your the reason I bought a printer and started! I dont have much money to make a full suit(or space) (yes my parents said the corner in our garage is my printing area) Your scaling tutorials didnt help much though, but I learned alot from them anyways(this is in a constructive way not trying to be mean, but I think you could have gone more in depth about the three types of scaling) I have made many mistakes and I still am, I just scaled my helmet to 128% thinking it was correct except, my eyes were in the middle and I couldnt see anything. Again, you have been such a big influence to me and I wish you the best of luck with your new project! Im so excited! P.S can you make a more in depth video about scaling? Im having some troubles. Once again, thank you for all you have done for me and the community!
I loved your series and can't wait for the next one! Everything you said is true about the fears of starting such a huge undertaking. You can be sure I'll be following along on the next series and finally jumping into this project.
Thank you so much for this channel! I’ve been desperately looking for a new hobby and this channel has given me so much inspiration for something that would have otherwise seemed impossible
Hey Frank I normally don't comment on RU-vid videos but wanted to thank you for getting me back into the hobby after a near death experience from a heart attack / cardiac arrest at the beginning of this year. Mentally I couldn't face and didn't have the energy to do anything when I came out the hospital but I could watch your videos as I did in the past before the attack. Little by little you helped relight the fire of creating helmets so thank you and I hope we meet at next year's MCM
I’ve always wanted to be iron man. And seeing that I can be just changed my life. Watching your videos has led me to buying two 3D printers and I have found my passion. Although it might be frustrating, watching your videos have helped me problem solve and come up with my own ideas. I am thankful for all that you are and wish you well on your new iron man project. I will be following you every step of the way😁.
watched and enjoyed all your contents. You helped me make build something that i never dreamt of owning just by purchasing a $200 ender 3v2 printer. Now thanks to you got myself a elegoomax3 and on my way to printing more! Thank you and keep up the good work!
Looking forward to your new and improved suit/s! Been watching u for about 2 years now and it’s been amazing to see how far you’ve come with your knowledge and skills. Here’s to many more successful printing years 🍻
You’ve helped me without even knowing. I have studied your page and found the relative information I need first of all to get me started only 2 months ago and to help me proceed, whether that’s issues with printing or settings etc. your page is like the unofficial guide to printing and honestly dude thank you so much for doing what you do and helping everyone get up and running. Hopefully catch you in London next year.
you taught me how to literally do the whole hobby, from bed levelling to sizing. Without your videos i would have never gotten into this hobby. thankyou
Dude!!!! Your videos documenting these builds haven't just inspired me, I'm more excited about my newest projects than I have been in years!! I've been printing & building electronics for several years. I love taking an idea or an image in my head and turning it into something I can hold and use and be proud of. I've never done cosplay, mainly just things like weather stations, clocks, & RC tanks. But since I saw one of your motorized Iron Man helmet videos, I was hooked!!! It's on like Donkey Kong!!! Your channel is now on my daily watchlist, lol. Thanks, bro. Keep these awesome videos comin!!!
My 1st cosplay was a full mark 4, pepakura bondo fiberglass ironman suit. When i had kids, i had to sacrifice the suit for space. As i move into the realm of RU-vid, i want to do a remodel. I now know 3D modelling and ive learned alot in more than 10 years. I'm glad to hear you're doing a remodel as well. Scarily enough, im planning to put real rockets in mine. I dont suggest it lol.
Truly a great story and just an incredible person. I wish I had discovered this channel sooner. You make high quality content without all the fluff and clickbait nonsense. Hands down the best tutorial channel I have ever come across and help make 3D printing more accessible for everyone. Because of your videos I have found the confidence to actually want to take up the craft. Once I can get the finances going, I will be joining the 3D print community. Thank you for all you do, and I am excited to see what comes out next
I found your channel early on in my 3D printing, and your Cura settings and orientation for helmets was so incredibly helpful. Then I saw your sanding and finishing, then your painting vids, all so helpful. But I have to say, the greatest lessons I learned from you were that all the settings in the slicer can't overcome mechanical issues and the best advice yet: it's cosplay, it's supposed to be fun, not perfect and that includes 3D prints. Thank you so much for sharing your time and talents, I know making the videos is just as much work as making the props and suits.
I really enjoy the tutorials on using slicing software. I've even taken notes for my recently purchased and even more recently arrived Elegoo Neptune 3's. I could still benefit from some more tutorials on slicing. Thanks you sir and keep up the good work.
You taught me so much. so much I started my own iron man suit I’ve still got a long way to go on sanding but the full suit is printed and fit’s almost perfect. The electronics I’ve managed to program to run Siri as Jarvis so I can give commands to her and she responds and runs the entire suit. Your videos have taught me everything I need to know to make all my Cosplay items thank you
4:46 BOY! Who you tellin? I once tried to make a Pepakura helmet in 2018 and the got damn rain ruined it! I've been in the Power Rangers cosplay scene for 4 years as the Red Lighting Turbo Ranger and I always received the amazed look on their faces when I tell them I made the suit myself. However, the 3d printed helmet was "the crown jewel" of the suit with the lights and I have also tried to add a helmet fan to the design as well on my own. Then I came across this channel and it gave me the idea where cosmetically I can do better than what I have so far. I kept watching the channel to get more information on the progress of your suit and it has been very informal and humorous too. Now, after gathering as much information as I could, I'm almost tempted to go to the next level of costumes; making a Megazord! That will be the biggest challenge of them all! That for a future project. Anyway, thanks for the videos.
Why are u out there!!” Shows how humble you still are able to joke about other things in a serious moment. I also am getting better at 3d printing and it is because of your videos. Thank you.
Frank, you are part of the reason I got a printer at 14 Yeats old and have printed a full-scale star wars gun and I just completed my OWN iron man helmet yesterday you are just such an inspiration and I hope God shines his blessings on you Great job and thank you from the bottom of my heart R.I.P Frank's Dad may he rest in peace
I joined 2021 because I'm learning 3d printing for a Mandalorian Cosplay. I learned how to 3d print Primarily your videos, it's easy to follow along as you also document your mistakes so it's not always just "do this because I say so" there's also the reasons why something needs to be done
also I'd like to add, I'm excited to see how you make the next armor, you've said you're planning on using more resin printing in it and I want to see how that goes.
