When you use the plastic to "peel" off colour from the leather it looks like you're actually removing the dye/stain that was put on and the lighter part that remains is the raw leather. So.. Un-dying. UNDYING. Sounds super metal.
Leather stripping! That's what you should call it. That's basically what you're doing, the plastic is sticking to the first layer of the hide and stripping it off when you peel. (:
Senpaii Avii-Chan he's referring to peeling up the outer pigment using the sticky pla, not the leather burning (which he referred to as leather burning several times).
Hi, it is my birthday very soon and my dad told me i could get a 3D printer, which i'm super hyped about. But the only problem is that i don't know what printer is should get. Please make A 3D printer buyers guide. Love your video's man!
Mathis get a Prusa i3 mk2 it is very good and not that pricey "only" 739$ it's great value for the price but you have to build it on your own or you can buy the assembled printer but it's 999$ welcome to the 3D printing community
Diet Nova 1- I don't know how too 2- I'm too lazy 3- I lack the skill 4- I don't like messing with ANYTHING hot. 5- I wouldn't want to mess up And that was a very rude remark. Not only could Devin make money from UA-cam, have fun making them but make money from selling them. Plus leather burners cost a lot of money that some people don't have.
Your channel is one of the most consistently creative and interesting on my subscription feed.... one of my favourites! You're doing a fantastic job, keep up the good work! :)
I think peeling up the outer leather probably reduces the longevity of it, which is probably why it's not a common technique. That top layer that you're removing is called the grain. So, maybe, hot degraining or selective degraining?
The other decent answer I've seen is calling it a form of excoriating, and that makes sense since leather originates from skin. But what we care about when crafting with leather is that this is the grain we are removing, and that has specific results and issues. So your name is the most useful.
XxCATSLIFExX it’s from the chemical darkroom technique called dodging, now more commonly known as the dodge photoshop tool. The technique is done by putting a price of paper or something similar over the light in the darkroom to effectively make that section of the image brighter. The opposite of this is burn.
what I like to do with free hand techniques is I use the tool as a unit of measurement. I use a part of the tool for all the measurements and use it in proportion to the work surface/material. It helps a lot for me, and it might be able to help you too.
That came out freaking cool. Seems it would be worthwile to play around a bit more with my 3Dsimo mini...it was just lying in its box since I bought it. Your videos are very useful to develop a feeling what this thing can do.
Dude!!! I have watched you original 3D Simo review video and I was thinking of getting one. After watching this I am definitely getting one, would love to incorporate this technique into my products. Do you have a affiliate link or something, or should I get it straight from their website.
You impress me! Every project you do I'm just impressed. Did you go to art school? Is this just a talent you developed. Maybe he's born with it! Well done my good man!!
This is a name for the backpack. Faiyaz Disengage -Faiyaz means artistic it also is a native name and I think connects to your pattern -Disengage means separate, this is relevant to your usage of plastic to remove the leather stain
great video, you should try recycling old project fails into multicolored filament. I don't know if this would work but if it did it would look super cool, and be a great re-cycle
I'm a touch confused, didn't he do the triangles in the middle the opposite way? The last one is dark and the first two are light in the logo, but in the bag it's the other way around..? Still looks amazing though!
I've seen a technique similar to what you are doing at something instead of hot plastic they used string and glue to rip off the first layer of the leather
The lightened effect seems like you're sort of "delaminating" the leather, removing the topmost treated layer of leather to expose the lighter raw material underneath. So, leather delaminating/delamination?
one thing that would be really helpful is to use sewing chalk or erasable pens. Most frixion pens are made to be removed with heat so me and my mom use them to mark our sewing projects. once we iron them or in your case use a heat gun the marks will disappear and you will have crisp clean lines.
When you use the plastic to "peel" off colour from the leather it looks like you're actually removing the dye/stain that was put on and the lighter part that remains is the raw leather. So.. Un-dying. UNDYING. Sounds super metal.
or Undyne
Undyne the undying
Mia Haru I
Youngblood exactly.
Kayden exactly
BTW you could call it _Leather Stripping_ although people may get the wrong idea ;-)
Mark Wheadon stripping -_-
Mark Wheadon 69th like ;)
Mark Wheadon lol
Jackson Wang hell no
i agree and ;)
the technique is called Devoning
Leather lifting? Like with water colour
Jasha Minkjan aaaaaaah i like it...
I like it too! It even sounds nice :D
Yes!
Leather stripping! That's what you should call it. That's basically what you're doing, the plastic is sticking to the first layer of the hide and stripping it off when you peel. (:
leather *WHAT!?*
;j
Hahahahahaha leather stripping
Nice one. It would be interesting to use use the 3D pen on a T-shirt, tie die the shirt and then remove the plastic..?
Mark Wheadon omg yes, that sounds amazing
Mark Wheadon the only problem that I see is that the colour could still bleed on the inside of the shirt
AwesomeTree ProCreeper 2000 you could put the 3d printed part on the inside and the outside
plasticpeelyleathertechnique-y
Best name ever
Finn Hafnmr best name ever
Finn Hafnmr yep, I hope I see that technique name in my gcse's
no
leather peeler
I work with leather, and my daughter works with a 3-D pen. The idea of combining the two techniques is fantastic. Love your backpack.
By Jewels - On Poshmark you guys could do a little project together!
Devin the technique your using is called leather pyrography.
it is of the same technique with wood pyrography where you burn some parts of a leather or wood to create charred patterns.
Senpaii Avii-Chan but he also lighten it.
Senpaii Avii-Chan he's referring to peeling up the outer pigment using the sticky pla, not the leather burning (which he referred to as leather burning several times).
yeah i just saw it. maybe he could call it leather highlight pyrography.
but that's the leather burning. he needs a name for the plastic peeling ;)
duuuude it would look sooo good if you also did the straps!!!
I was thinking the same thing!
I think the take-the-hot-plastic-off-that-leather is a great name !
Hi, it is my birthday very soon and my dad told me i could get a 3D printer, which i'm super hyped about. But the only problem is that i don't know what printer is should get. Please make A 3D printer buyers guide.
Love your video's man!
Mathis get the flashforge finder, it is cheaper than a makerbot, easy to use and prints very well
Mathis get a Prusa i3 mk2 it is very good and not that pricey "only" 739$ it's great value for the price
but you have to build it on your own or you can buy the assembled printer but it's 999$
welcome to the 3D printing community
You could also buy a cheap china prusa, like the anet a8, or if you want a little better printer, the anet a6.
Hey Mathis, I'm basically in the same situation and I have chosen the Prusa i3 MK2 😊
Mathis its depend on your needs
you should 3d print a play button for 100000 subs!😀
ARNOLD GODFRAY or he can just get the silver one
ForbiddenForest You must be fun at parties
AHAHHHH
Leather stripping?
This is the best name I've seen so far
this name reminds me of the music video for lone digger by caravan palace
get it?
Kazam Boi yes I do
*PLEASE SELL THEM*
do your own.
Diet Nova 2 lazy to do it
GamerDerp Don't worry. I am too. I'm also too broke to afford things as such as well as I don't have the skill.
Diet Nova
1- I don't know how too
2- I'm too lazy
3- I lack the skill
4- I don't like messing with ANYTHING hot.
5- I wouldn't want to mess up
And that was a very rude remark. Not only could Devin make money from UA-cam, have fun making them but make money from selling them. Plus leather burners cost a lot of money that some people don't have.
did you have a seizure on your keyboard while making your name. no offence
Your channel is one of the most consistently creative and interesting on my subscription feed.... one of my favourites! You're doing a fantastic job, keep up the good work! :)
You could totally see these! I would buy one!
s/see/sell/
i am
I think peeling up the outer leather probably reduces the longevity of it, which is probably why it's not a common technique.
That top layer that you're removing is called the grain. So, maybe, hot degraining or selective degraining?
best answer yet
Anonymous User why thank you!
The other decent answer I've seen is calling it a form of excoriating, and that makes sense since leather originates from skin. But what we care about when crafting with leather is that this is the grain we are removing, and that has specific results and issues. So your name is the most useful.
Jess Thompson A bit long for a name ? But great information !! Thanks !! 👍
you could call it leather dodging maybe?
Marissa Sounds good to me!
Yesssss that sounds awesome lmao
XxCATSLIFExX it’s from the chemical darkroom technique called dodging, now more commonly known as the dodge photoshop tool. The technique is done by putting a price of paper or something similar over the light in the darkroom to effectively make that section of the image brighter. The opposite of this is burn.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing!
You look high on life my guy, keep up the great videos.
Almost at 100k subs keep up that good work
Leather burning and peeling would be a good name for the technique involving both of them.
MrFennicus
Or Leather B&P
You designed the backpack yourself?? Do you maybe have a link to that?
No video.. it was before I started this channel. I do have process photos though, maybe I'll share one day
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel Please share how to make the backpack please!
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel i think you should name it bleathering how it pronounced blay-ther-ing
Easy 3d printer with this use supplying hot nozzle for the burning and print on leather
Does it work on fake leather like pleather?
j nakins I think the fake leather might melt or burn if you try pyrography on it.
yeah, it does.
make anything. From 3D printing to making leather backpacks.
these guys really do make anything.
You should call it lifting or color lifting
Not bad, I like it!
XD thanks
Leather lifting?
Leather stripping?
Leather printing (because it's a 3D printing pen)?
This guy has much more patience than me and I hope o grow up to have a similar job *gulp*
what I like to do with free hand techniques is I use the tool as a unit of measurement. I use a part of the tool for all the measurements and use it in proportion to the work surface/material. It helps a lot for me, and it might be able to help you too.
Do you like Twenty Øne Piløts? Just a question
Also one more question, if I have a wood burning tool can I also burn leather?
Yes, it should work!
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel
Okay, thank you!
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel hi can you feature me in your next video
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel or give me a shoutout I'm a sub for a long time
Pen peeling. Also, can you also do some sort of design on the bottom pocket too? Please?
Call it leather decolorization
That came out freaking cool. Seems it would be worthwile to play around a bit more with my 3Dsimo mini...it was just lying in its box since I bought it. Your videos are very useful to develop a feeling what this thing can do.
"plastic leather enlightening" thecnique
Fabrizio Lucen/Thegorgoneye OMG THAT IS SOOOO PERFECT
I'd love to see more out of the box uses for the 3 Doodler like this!
Leather-Bamboozle technique.
I freaking love you...You are so creative and passionate on your projects!!And you are cute whenever you talk in the camera xD
He got his own logo wrong...
It goes light light dark
Not dark dark light...
😐
Dark mode version
That's really cool! Keep doing what you are doing, I love it!
PLA leather peeling
you're basically my fave youtube atm. cool contents man.
You should call it leather lifting
I'm totally impressed. What a cool use for this tool!
Call it printpeel leather 😄
I love it's the most beautiful Backpack in the world
call it leather peeling!
Nice design and great job! Looks great!
Carrots are nice
Awesome Toast potatoes are cool (~°￦°)~
I'm a potato
I'm a normal person
Awesome Toast aren't we all :3
Nice to meet you potato, i'm a lamp.
Show us how to make the leather back please!
Leather Henna? lol
it looks really cool! i want a 3dsimo now haha, i have a jacket that totaly needs a makeover
This. Turned. Out. Great!! Do you think this would work on faux leather?
I appreciate your creativity, and the fact that you share and inspire. Dude you're cool lol
That looks SOOOOOOO GOOOOOD!!!!
does the plastic from the 3D pen not fall of the leather? It's impossible :/
I would actually be interested in a video of you making the backpack. What weight leather did you use?
Dude this looks so COOL!
All i know is Devin is going to go places with his product designs! :D
I opt for "Leather peeling " since you can get the same effect with other methods than just 3d pens
Dude!!! I have watched you original 3D Simo review video and I was thinking of getting one. After watching this I am definitely getting one, would love to incorporate this technique into my products. Do you have a affiliate link or something, or should I get it straight from their website.
You impress me! Every project you do I'm just impressed. Did you go to art school? Is this just a talent you developed. Maybe he's born with it! Well done my good man!!
I did go to arts school for High School, design school in College, and I've been drawing since I was 6!
+Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel well it sure shows 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Light leather burning?
that backpack looks pretty awesome!
I would seriously pay a lot of money to buy something like this 😍
Is it colour dodging and colour burning? So it would be colour dodging then?
leather peel sounds like a good name for the technique
This looks so cool! Keep up the good work.
Looks beautiful!
This looks ridiculously fun
did you make that backpack?
Man i love your videos aswell as the background music, could you share the name of it? I would love to use it for a school project.
This is a name for the backpack.
Faiyaz Disengage
-Faiyaz means artistic it also is a native name and I think connects to your pattern
-Disengage means separate, this is relevant to your usage of plastic to remove the leather stain
could be leather peeling or scratching???????
great video, you should try recycling old project fails into multicolored filament. I don't know if this would work but if it did it would look super cool, and be a great re-cycle
Leather peeling?
plastic sketch?
peal off plastic sketch?
I like leather peeling
That looks REALLY awesome!!!!
This project was super cool
could chalk be used to draw the design before burning the leather?
Could you make a video about the backpack itself?
always love your ideas
You should do more things like this on your channel the final outcome was amazing
leather heat-bleaching perhaps? looks really cool.
I'm a touch confused, didn't he do the triangles in the middle the opposite way? The last one is dark and the first two are light in the logo, but in the bag it's the other way around..? Still looks amazing though!
leather peeling tech?
can you melt the failed bits into a skateboard for the braille guys to skate?
Hii... can u make 3D printed glass/bottle...
Leather lightening or leather lifting?
I completely agree with the idea of seeking some items like this is you have time
How about 3D Pen Leather Etching? Has a ring to it eh? lol
I've seen a technique similar to what you are doing at something instead of hot plastic they used string and glue to rip off the first layer of the leather
How interesting!
that looks really really cool!
Name idea: Leather etching or leather engraving.
The lightened effect seems like you're sort of "delaminating" the leather, removing the topmost treated layer of leather to expose the lighter raw material underneath. So, leather delaminating/delamination?
BTW, super rad finished product! (^_^)-b
Good point, that's essentially what's happening
This channel is awesome. And he gives me a lot of ideas for my 3D pen. And let's get him 100,000 subs
That is actually so awesome!
In your actual logo you have 2 white triangles and one black triangle on the back pack you did 2 black triangles and 1 white triangle
Bluerat27 I think he did an inverse of his logo
So what if you saved the designs of the PLA on the leather so its not wasted and hang it up as mini wall art or put it inside a photo frame?
this looks very awesome, I think u should do more stuff like this
one thing that would be really helpful is to use sewing chalk or erasable pens. Most frixion pens are made to be removed with heat so me and my mom use them to mark our sewing projects. once we iron them or in your case use a heat gun the marks will disappear and you will have crisp clean lines.
Super nice design :) thumb up!