3D Printing Steps for Beginners | Sanding and Painting

Hi everyone and welcome to my third video detailing my adventures in 3D Printing! If you haven’t seen the first two videos yet where I cover how I chose my first 3D printer, the unboxing and assembly, test printing, and some helpful information on what 3d printing software I use, make sure to check those out! I’m super excited to be sharing my journey with you all and I hope it is helpful to anyone looking to join the 3D printing community!
In this video I’ll show you what I needed to do to finish up a print to get it looking like a polished prop. In this case, it’s a Type Two Phaser from Star Trek. I’ll show some techniques I used for sanding, priming, and painting!
Thank you so much for joining me on this journey! I’m so excited to be making these 3D printing cosplay videos for you as I bring my props and costumes to the next level!
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To see all of my cosplay photos make sure to check out my Facebook page!
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[@leorys6207]

Sooooooo awesome 😊✌🏼

[@luckylemoncosplay8454]

Thank you 😊

[@rdpruett88]

Awesome

[@luckylemoncosplay8454]

Thanks 😊

[@rdpruett88]

@@luckylemoncosplay8454 ur welcome 😉 look beautiful as always

[@edroosa2958]

Great job on your Phasor, Your tutorial was awesome btw, distracting but awesome. * Make sure you wear a good mask when sanding and painting.

[@EthanSpidey]

You’re such a beautiful girl! You’re beyond adorable & you brighten my day! ❤️

[@luckylemoncosplay8454]

Thank you 😊

[@EthanSpidey]

@@luckylemoncosplay8454 You’re so welcome! You should really consider opening up your own print store! I would order your Cosplay prints!

[@christopherstrickland5653]

@2:18 😂 pretty sure i have that pic.