3D PRINTING WARHAMMER 40k WARGAMING TERRAIN
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This video is where I go through 3d printing Warhammer 40k wargaming terrain that was originally designed for FDM printers. @saucermen_studios was kind enough to send out a few of their designs for me to show off in this video.
Throughout the video, I talk about how I got around some printing fails of my own doing and triumphs as well.
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You did well, the outcome looks great. Thank you for the content.
Thanks for watching @jKonradcz I appreciate it
I printed a bunch of terrain from corvus recently that's meant to be support free for fdm printers. After messing around and supporting a couple of building myself and having warping issues I decided to try the fuck it method and just print them flat on the build plate like intended for fdm and they turned out a treat. Except a few little areas above doorways and windows that needed a bit of a clean up.
Edit: as for iso not sure where you're located but if you're in Sydney try Sydney solvents (or they might deliver outside of Sydney)
I paid $24 + 10 delivery for 5 liters of 100% isopropyl.
Thanks for commenting @zero-production-value , I have seen others put it flat on the build plate and do well. For me the settings I use from a friend to print minis faster makes the first few layers stick really well so I was worried about it welding to the build plate lol. I am in S.A so I usually head over to Bunnings but their ISO is around $25+ per liter compared to $20 for 4 liters of Methylated spirits.
I will try and look around some more because ISO is really good for other things apart from resin printing, such as cleaning screens while methylated spirits will tend to make things a little cloudy. But $24 for 5 liters of iso is a really damn good price, will have to see if they deliver interstate.
I second sydney solvents, I think i paid 70 + shipping for 20L
sweet will be checking them out :D@@larry84903
not bad only $10 shipping
@@NatesMiniatures awesome! Glad they could ship to SA
This turned out really nicely. I have and aging FDM printer. Would love to see my terrain in a modern FDM or Resin like that. Thank you for making this video.
That would be cool! thanks for the kind words mate.
Came back for the paper towel shot! Like I said, great video Nate! Inspired me to get some more cinematic shots for the next video 😅
haha cheers mate appreciate it :D
Looks like you had a great time with a few lessons learned mate!
The end result looks really good and I reckon some more verticality, as you mentioned, would be awesome!
Thanks Rumski, it was great to finally get a project out and had a good time painting once I got through some issues.
On to the next one :D
Terrific job on the video and our terrain!🛸👾
Thanks mate, took a while but it was fun to print!.
Awesome - I have a Saturn 3 ultra on the way, and was planning on printing some of these exact Saucermen sets. You've just saved me a failed print because I would have 100% have tried to do this the way you did in your first attempt, thanks!
Saucermen do some great looking terrain sets, I am glad it helped you from a potential failed print. The Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra is a very very nice printer 🙌
It’s great that you showed all your mistakes and what you learned
thanks @joshyjosh00 I prefer to show everything I can so I don't come across like someone that knows all haha.
You did the thing! Congratulations!!! Now go do another!
sir yes sir!
These turned out great man!!!
Cheers @summonlessermaker
Damn, they turned out amazing ! Great job :D
Thanks @virrak8022
FDM? More like EDM, amirite? lovin these beats! :-) Oh, the terrain is lookin nice, I like the red + blue contrast on the paintjob!! :-)
hahah nice one, thanks Brent. I think I have found something I can replicate quickly and expand on with OSL and painting in more details. Cheers for stopping by mate appreciate it ^_^
You must do this for all the “Warhammer” Terrain
Hopefully over time I will get there ^_^
Fantastic job! What kind of camera are you using? Really nice quality!
Hey brother, thanks for the kind words! I am using the Sony ZV-E10 and most of this one was filmed with the Canon 50mm 1.8 lens and a speedbooster.
Dig the mood of the color schemes
I enjoyed painting it, might add more details off camera
Slappy choppy works better when you go across the edges with the brush instead of parallel. Great result though!
Thanks mate, I will try that next time ^_^
I love this set but have been having the same problems! thanks for making this - what program did you use to make your supports?
Thanks @chrislee7704 I ended up using Lychee for the supports :D
Haha dude, I tried to print a full exocrine using nothing but light supports, let me tell you, It had some problems.
haha I bet 🤣🤣
God damn this is one pretty video 😍
haha thanks OnceinaSixSide trying to harness a fraction of what you do mate ;)
Is there a way to limiting the lines? There were some really big thick gaps and lines here and there... I want to get into 3D printing but that drives me nuts and the 3D printed things I have bought required a ton of sanding to the point details get eaten...
For this print I had a very quick profile usually meant for miniatures. So it had some lines, but if it was not a time restraint I would just up the quality but that also ups the print time from say 4 hours to 9 hours or longer.
Most companies print terrain with fdm printers that can leave a lot of heavy layer lines.
So I would say a big resin printer at the highest quality layer height is what you are looking for. Resin is not as strong as fdm prints though so a bit of a trade off.
@@NatesMiniatures Nifty! That and the ventilation of VOCs have been my main hang ups so far, I know how to build a heat exchange ventilation unit so I can fix that issue pertty easy and get the rest of the way with some PPE!
@@ErgonomicChair I will always advocate for all the PPE!. venting the VOC's can be as simple as a door open or window with the fan circulating the air out of the room. Obviously being able to have a vent with suction is great ^_^. I am wanting to also buy myself a air purifier just as an extra bit of safety.
Your printer shots are always soooo smexy!!
haha thank you @bear_brush
man that mr beast font at the beginning was so obnoxious.
Mr beast font? sorry you did not like it.