Love this detailed video. But u got me laughing once u started handling the polymer clay, 😂 you actually want it to stick to the tile. And u put corn starch on top so the clay doesn't get stuck in the cutter. Do let me know once you start selling! Thank you 😊
Haha 😄 yeah Eva is the polymer clay person, and she delegated it to me for this video. Needless to say I need some practice. But the cutters work!!! We have a demo set on our Etsy right now, and we're hoping to post more in the next few weeks. Thanks for watching!
So in your opinion, which is the easiest to use Filament or resin? I’m thinking of possibly buying one for myself, but don’t want to go through everything you just did, lol. Cutters would be just for me to use, not sell. I make earrings and sell that. Any advise would be appreciated. I did learn a lot about the different types of cutters I presently have. Thank you.
@@mariabrownlee5047 awesome! Filament is much easier to learn and much easier to use (cleaning, prep, etc). You'll get better results with the resin, but you can still make a good cutter with filament. You may still have to do some sanding on the edges with the filament printer. If you're looking for a good starter printer, I recommend the Monoprice Voxel. It's a good beginner filament printer and we have never had a single issue with our 2 year old one. Thanks for watching! 💚
Wow! Amazing Detail!
Thanks!
Love this detailed video. But u got me laughing once u started handling the polymer clay, 😂 you actually want it to stick to the tile. And u put corn starch on top so the clay doesn't get stuck in the cutter. Do let me know once you start selling! Thank you 😊
Haha 😄 yeah Eva is the polymer clay person, and she delegated it to me for this video. Needless to say I need some practice. But the cutters work!!! We have a demo set on our Etsy right now, and we're hoping to post more in the next few weeks. Thanks for watching!
So in your opinion, which is the easiest to use Filament or resin? I’m thinking of possibly buying one for myself, but don’t want to go through everything you just did, lol. Cutters would be just for me to use, not sell. I make earrings and sell that. Any advise would be appreciated. I did learn a lot about the different types of cutters I presently have. Thank you.
@@mariabrownlee5047 awesome! Filament is much easier to learn and much easier to use (cleaning, prep, etc). You'll get better results with the resin, but you can still make a good cutter with filament. You may still have to do some sanding on the edges with the filament printer. If you're looking for a good starter printer, I recommend the Monoprice Voxel. It's a good beginner filament printer and we have never had a single issue with our 2 year old one. Thanks for watching! 💚
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