Printing Pochita | Chainsaw Man | チェンソーマン 

You’re welcome!

Yeah👌

Thanks! I must say that I am happy with the print as well, I'm sure you will like it! I will try to do more characters in the future.

@@printchallenge7158 denji in his chainsaw form would be sick. also, u earned urself a sub, very underrated youtuber

Thank you. Did you print in resin? At some point I will do Denji but that will be more work… stay tuned

@@printchallenge7158 no I used fdm printer it came out good it will be really cool if you will model denji by the way are you planning to make a 3d designing tutorial

@@simplyanimation3735 at some point I might do a tutorial, when I’m good enough. ( I could have modeled pochita faster and better if I would have known the right tools and techniques )

Thank you! Appreciated!

Thanks! i'm still trying to improve a lot. This channel is a bit of an experiment to see if people want something like this, you know, where I design and share my prints... Its still not clear what exactly it will become (bigger focus on mechanics or characters, focus on FDM or resin, should I paint my prints or not etc etc...) But I guess the future will tell...

@@printchallenge7158 looking forward to seeing you grow

Well, you print with resin by curing each layer with UV light on the printer... After you take off the print, there is still a lot of excess material that you remove with an alcohol bath. Now you have a nice looking print, but it is still a bit soft / flexible because it is not cured enough, it still needs more UV light. You can just place the print in the sun, because daylight also contains UV light. But that will take a lot of time. Therefore, at 2:32, I place the print in what is called a curing station. The print spins around and there are UV lights which shine on the print. After about 1 or 2 minutes the print is now completely hard and no longer flexible. Hope that explains it :)

@@printchallenge7158 thanks for being patient, it certainly did.

Well I made it myself.. what I think I will do at some point is make a video about my rig vs a rig you can buy and talk about the pros and cons of designing your own rig… But a tutorial on how to make one from scratch would be a really big video 😆 if you have any questions just ask

I don’t know what you mean by “that guy”, but thanks for the compliment!

@@printchallenge7158 that guy that made this art, a lot of people stole it and put it for money

@@PlayArena635 ah that hurts to hear 😞 part of my strategy for growing my channel was to give away my models for free. But I also don’t want to let people take advantage of me. If you have any advice / suggestions, feel free to give it. Maybe in the future I will have to sell some version or extra parts of my models as well because right now the channel is not monetized and extra income/support would be great of course. But even if I would have sold pochita for let’s say 10 dollars, some people would still resell it I guess?

@@printchallenge7158 the only thing that I can say is that you are probably known on sites like thingiverse and people will know if the model is reuploaded or not, you can also send links to your creations in your videos

@@printchallenge7158 and even if people steal your art, you are still the artist that made it and that will not change

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