dude your a legend. I've watched a handful of support vids so far, and whilst I understand the basics well now, it never occurred to me that a lower print angle = greater resistance on the plate so using supports to counter this resistance. You've just knocked down a huge wall that was blocking my understanding. thank you.
hello I am trying to print by using chitu box the print fail in a way it printing but not coming on plate. (object stick in resin tank). I am using prozen mighty 8K. Thank you in advance to help me
Bought my 1st ever printer the other day (Saturn S). This is very helpful, thank you. Do you have to add supports individually to each piece? Or is there a way of auto adding to multiple pieces on the build plate?
great video, thanks a lot! could you do one telling about your support settings? i'm going to start printing miniatures and will like to know good settings. Keep it up!
Thank you😉, I will keep in mind the settings when I do another video about supports, quick tip for now, if you print miniatures change the light support setting "upper diameter" to 0.20 it's great and enough for tiny parts.
I really liked your video it was great but I like to know how to take the parts like tge legs...arms and etc and put them together in chitubox or other software if you can help....
Oh ok that's a completely different topic then 😂, I'm a complete noob in that regard. My quick go to when I stick parts together is to move them in chitubox, until they connect perfectly and then save the whole thing as a STL, usually that's good enough. I hope this helps 😉
Awesome video !, I have a model I created in zbrush and split it in zbrush also , if I want to print it at big scale in parts which I can attach afterwards how do I rescale one chitubox? I increased the size of the torso but want to make sure all other parts are at correct size to fit , any tips would be awesome dude .my printer is the elgoo Mars .
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dude your a legend. I've watched a handful of support vids so far, and whilst I understand the basics well now, it never occurred to me that a lower print angle = greater resistance on the plate so using supports to counter this resistance. You've just knocked down a huge wall that was blocking my understanding. thank you.
Nice job , can’t wait for next video part two
Thanks, hmm yeah maybe in the future ✌️
Thank you so much! Awesome video👏🏼
Grazie a te ho imparato a stampare ❤️ grazie di tutto 💪🎉
Great video!!! Very informative.. I learned a lot!!!
You explique bien thanks beaucoup 😁
How do you maneuver your view to add supports on the screen? Thank you
hello I am trying to print by using chitu box the print fail in a way it printing but not coming on plate. (object stick in resin tank). I am using prozen mighty 8K. Thank you in advance to help me
Bought my 1st ever printer the other day (Saturn S). This is very helpful, thank you. Do you have to add supports individually to each piece? Or is there a way of auto adding to multiple pieces on the build plate?
great video, thanks a lot! could you do one telling about your support settings? i'm going to start printing miniatures and will like to know good settings. Keep it up!
Thank you😉, I will keep in mind the settings when I do another video about supports, quick tip for now, if you print miniatures change the light support setting "upper diameter" to 0.20 it's great and enough for tiny parts.
I really liked your video it was great but I like to know how to take the parts like tge legs...arms and etc and put them together in chitubox or other software if you can help....
Oh ok that's a completely different topic then 😂, I'm a complete noob in that regard.
My quick go to when I stick parts together is to move them in chitubox, until they connect perfectly and then save the whole thing as a STL, usually that's good enough.
I hope this helps 😉
Awesome video !, I have a model I created in zbrush and split it in zbrush also , if I want to print it at big scale in parts which I can attach afterwards how do I rescale one chitubox? I increased the size of the torso but want to make sure all other parts are at correct size to fit , any tips would be awesome dude .my printer is the elgoo Mars .
Thank you 😉, for your model just make sure you keep the same amount of % when you change it in chitubox, I hope thats answered the question 😅.
Thank you for the video. Where did you get the KD/A model? I'd love to print it.
www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-kda-akali-lol-30-cm-model-97212 ;)
Did you print that girl model? And if so please share the link :)
Yes it's printed too ;) , www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-kda-akali-lol-30-cm-model-97212