Why painting 3D Resin Printed figures are not as easy as you think 🧐 Ft. AoT's Eren Jeager
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00:00 Intro
01:11 Sponsor
03:03 My thoughts on 3D printing
11:30 Prep
26:58 Painting
41:03 Patreon Salute
43:23 Twitch Invitation
43:48 Outro
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Although I do have some very strong opinions on 3D printing, please take what I say with a grain of salt for some things mentioned in the video, this was just my personal experience and probably the exception with this new medium for the hobby but I know it's not the rule.
Please keep the comment civil, anybody coming over and leaving attacking comments will get them deleted and blocked, I do want a conversation but not at the expense of personal insults to me or anyone.
Hey, what paint brushes did you use for the eyes and nails?
As someone who bought a 3D printer and is learning how to 3D model to make figures and paint them, this video is a GOLDMINE of knowledge!!!
I had not given thought to how I was gonna separate the figure itself, but now that you brought having to paint it before assembling it I'll have to rethink the approach.
Thank you for putting up with everyone to distill all this information for us!!!
I would recommend mixing flexible resin to normal resin to deal with the brittleness of it. It really depends on the resin brand, but arount 30% of flex resin to 70% normal resin is a good start.
This was a game changer for me, and I was working with miniatures, which I think are overall easier to print than larger objects.
Siriya Tech Tenacious is a lifesaver! I don't even use enough to warrant a change in my usual settings and they still survive when launched across the room by my cats
@@axneon I just looked siriya tech tenacious and ask myself if its really worth it. It cost around 65€ and the anycubic eco resin i usually use cost 35€. Sure, maybe that tenacious resin is really great, but is it so good that its worth to pay almost double the price of my usual resin that isnt even a "cheap" resin itself?
@@exceedtio4098 Personally, I think it is worth it! One bottle goes a long way if you ration it out correctly. Durability is important to me though bc of my cats being cats, but if it's not a concern for you then it might not be as worth it
@@exceedtio4098 You're not using only tenacious and replacing your normal resin. Instead think of it as an additive to your normal brittle resin, you add 10 to 30% of tenacious to your normal one. If you add 10%, one bottle of tenacious will last you for 10 bottles of normal, that's 350 + 65€ for '11 bottles' total which divided ends up roughly 38€/bottle for more durable pieces. @20% it's 5 normal + 1 tenacious which divide by 6 ends up 40€/bottle. @30% it's roughly 3N+1T = 42.5€/bottle.
Tips I learned from this video:
Eren is very hard, he must be rubbed thoroughly until smooth, and then pegged gently before being snugged tightly by your putty. Create your own guide for getting down into his pants, if you feel you need to. Eren must then be smoothed again before he is truly primed and ready to get wet with your paint. Make sure you throw some shade at Eren, it'll help keep him realistic. Highlight his black depths so things aren't too dark though. A mask is helpful, but not entirely necessary. Eren can also be dry brushed and penciled to get more details out of him. Everyone loves a good mani/pedi, Eren is no exception. Only after all these steps and a fresh glow up is Eren ready for you...to display... 👌😩
All jokes aside, great job as always. I was actually wondering about these.
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I need an adult! :O
All joking aside, I laughed more than I should have.
... impressive
I love how the first sentence is "Eren is very hard"
How many innuendos do you want: Yes.
YES SO TRUE!!! There’s some incredibly talented modelers but the amount of times I’ve bought a model only to find the hair or clothing isn’t separate drives me insane. I’m at the point of learning the software just to separate it myself. Love ur gk videos and so happy to see you do a printed one too 💕
That’s how Mesh Mixer become my friend.
In my opinion making sure its easy to print is the most important thing, I know many people, me included that dont paint their models and like to keep them bare.
@@eg0zb Well those people should put a warning that their models aren’t good for painting so us who want to can avoid them
I don't view your comments directed to the 3d sculptors as a rant, but as a very valid critique. I'm in school for design and working with clients or trying to make things user friendly is something that gets stressed to us _all the time_ . If you want to have a product that people will buy, it has to function in a way that's as easy to understand as possible.
Fair point, but most people who make models aren't professionals, and most of them can't buy a 3D printer of their own to make sure everything prints well, they find what works and go with that, and even then people who do have printers sometimes have to make concessions in order for models to print right, as a 3D modeler myself I've come to learn that even when you do everything right you're still at the mercy of the software at the end of the day.
Our girl has every right to rip into the 3D printing community in this light-hearted and also realistic way.
That aside, this is a wonderful way to show the pros, cons, set-backs and troubleshooting that may have to go into the long-term use and execution of this particular medium. I really like how this piece came out in the end, and commend the effort you put into this whole thing.
As someone who is looking in to sculpture for fun/ hobby and to make figures of her super small fandom, your critics of the modeling community is super helpful cause I never consideee that before
It's valid in some cases but it really leaves out the 3D modeler perspective, as someone who actually makes prints I will let you know that most of us try to hide the seam where parts connect, and divide them in easy to paint segments, but that's not always possible mainly due to the fact that STL format can be very finicky the more complex your model is, more pieces means more chances for something to go wrong, and that's not a problem for people who can afford a 3D printer because they can make test prints to iron out all the kinks, but for those of us who don't have one we have to rely on overpriced services just to get test prints, so we mostly rely on cutting models in places where we know there won't be any vertex issues so we don't have to pour a ton of cash into getting multiple test prints, I won't say we all try our best and those who don't are an issue, but most of us do try.
Honestly, I LOVE your rants! You dont overpower with your opinion and actually bring up very good points, its clear you do your research on things!
I read the description first and was honestly confused about the time blocks but it made sense once I started watching the video lol
Great job on the video! I love that you didnt just stick with the 3D print and applied all your knowledge of prior resin kits youve done, to make this beautiful figure. And you made use of your product!! I hate when people waste product when it doesnt come out right so I love watching you work with what you have and fixing it as you want instead of just printing it again. I cant wait to see more videos! Keep it up and continue with your quality over quantity!
You are so right when it comes to both community, the 3D resin and the molding groups. But I am so happy that you were able to figure it out because now u have excess to improve, add, change and scale figures u buy or make. I started learning how to 3D sculpt during the pandemic, so me and the program Blender for 3D sculpting have a Love-Hate Relationship. So I really cant wait for the Resin Queen make figure that the people really want. I'm so excited, I can see you making different Sailor Cosmo figures or even making your avatar into a figure
I'm pretty sure every 3D artist has a love-hate relationship with their program of choice, because even when you do everything right things can still turn out wrong because we're at the mercy of the software at the end of the day.
I found the same thing in MANY different forums. When I was actively learning various 3d programs or trying to figure out workflows or needing feedback on concepts I mostly heard crickets. The posts with the most amount of feedback were artists who had amazing art and/or professionals. As a newb I was almost completely ignored. I didn't get any serious help until I started meeting teachers IN PERSON and working with them and even then those people might be too busy to offer any help when I needed it.
I just gave up posting on forums.
As a 3D character artist myself, I can say for sure that alot of 3D artists (for characters at least) are lazy and just want it to be done faster and leave it to others for prepping the model for printing. I actually worked on a figurine for a game and even with the low level of details, it took like 5 different takes to get a good print =__=. I totally understand your point of view and I'm sorry you had such a nasty experience with that community.. That said, one day I will have (I hope!) the means to buy myself a 3D printer to experiment with this medium as I would really love to make and print my own figurines! Cheers to your beautiful work!
As a 3d sculptor that works for Patreon companies that release 3d prints every month I can say that learning to sculpt things that will print well is just experience, like learning to sculpt any other way. Unless i'm trying something completely out there, or some big diorama with multiple characters all intertwined, its rare that I have something that fails from something other than bad supports (Generally its not the artists that do supports, though I'm definitely getting less fails from that than I used to). When I first started I had fails all over the place but just like physical sculpting you learn to avoid problems as you go. Printer settings also play in to it, as each resin has different ideal settings, though the community has released lists with all of that after extensive testing so that is less of a problem, but many companies on Patreon release a set of their miniatures with "easy-print" settings, where the supports are done in such a way where there are slightly bigger connections, so if you're printing too fast it will fail less.
The booing peasant clip was fucking hilarious 😂
I don't know much about 3d modeling or printing but I have painted and it just makes sense to separate the parts by the joints, hair or clothing so you don't have to take a magnifying glass and a teeny tiny brush to those small overlaps or details. If your a perfectionist like me and gets hand tremors sometimes, this makes it especially difficult and frustrating.
I love that Leona doesn't just follow the model but makes her own improvements and details.
That to me makes the difference in her work compared to others. It's the little things like that that make a HUGE difference.
Most of us do try to segment the model so it's easy to print and hides the seams, but we have to think in different terms when we make models, we have to split up models along lines of vertices for one thing, we can't just cut a model to perfectly hide the seams unless we think way ahead in advance when placing vertices and that's not always easy because making a 3D model means solving a bunch of problems as they pop up, secondly the STL format can be very finicky and those of us without 3D printers have to rely on overpriced services to get test prints so we tend to play it safe when dividing the model so we don't have to waste a ton of cash on test prints.
I think my favorite part are the hands and feet, they look so life like with the skin folds, highlights and shadows.
Love watching you paint a figure with a different style, such as this one! And a masculine figure at that. Phew!
I swear you're a freaking master super ninja with that air brush
Two things, thank you! Thank you for bringing up the description issue. It's so frustrating to put so much detail into a video description and no one reads it. And two just as happy as well when it came to the contour and detail work to the abbs etc.
I stopped being into AoT years ago before they made season 2, and this figure is beyond pretty! Those details are amazing!!! His eyes are just so yommy 👁👄👁
OMG! You are F-ing AMAZING. I currently own a Photo Printing based channel and since that has become pretty much A JOB, I decided to test out this 3d resin printing thing. I totally agree with these communities being pretty much useless. Unless you are already experienced and are being hit by 3rd companies for fake reviews there is really nothing much for the beginners to get them through without getting so frustrated and just quit. Luckily I've been able to be fairly successful so far. Have printer over 300 models and I am now printing accessories for the high end 12th scale dollshouse miniature community.
You are a MASTER at what you do and I am fortunate to have found your channel. Binge watcher in the making and maybe someday I will be able to do compatible work as yours. Thank you!!!!!
May the algorithm gods bless this channel, as always. Honestly I haven't printed any kits expressly BECAUSE the piece separation is always so stupid - someone needed to shine a light on this!
Great video and very true of the online 3D printing community in general, and of less experienced 3D sculptors... I'm 1 of 3 digital file reviewers who volunteer on an STL Collectibles discord group. We have the pleasure of working with new and experienced digital sculptors, making sure they get all their cuts and keys right, parts split appropriately for printing and painting, and basically error-free for when a project is released to its backers. It can be difficult at times getting the needs of printers & painters across to the artists, but it's worth the effort to see the end results.
Your brush control is soo good! Those eyes are amazing!
Your smoothing out and sanding is very much appreciated. It's very satisfying and your end results look perfect. ETA: 34:37 caught me by surprise and I nearly spit my tea all over my keyboard. 😂
Always love watching yours youtube videos , I sometimes play them as background noise while I draw. Its amazing seeing how better your skills have gotten over the years and I cant want to see what else is in store !
so grateful that you have a vid about painting 3d printed kits!!!! i ordered one without really thinking about how the material would be much different from regular gk's, as well as the awkward dividing of the pieces, and i felt so discouraged after realizing it. this really really helped me and as always love seeing your work !!!!!
Gurl this is everything I was looking for in 3D printing figures and painting. I just love your attitude, you give it how it is and not beating around the bush! Please keep up the good work!!
I suspect that some of the fit issues may be due to an imperfect cure time for each layer. If the cure time is too long, then the resin will expand slightly beyond the intended print, likely affecting print fit. There are a lot of videos out there about UV resin cure times and how to perfect them! Someone else suggested mixing flexible resin into the brittle resin you’re already using. If you do that, i strongly suggest using some uv cure time test prints in order to dial in the settings for that resin as accurately as possible to prevent issues.
Thank you for this video! it was so fascinating as I know nothing about the 3d printing world. I've only seen hobby channels use them by designing their own figures and then painting their own designs. It never even occurred to me that people would 3d sculpt and not then at least try painting their own figures, even though it seems obvious now. I hope more advice is shared here in the comments that can help in the future, because I totally understand feeling the freezout when you try to interact with a new hobby.
Again your work is gorgeous, and I think that might be my favorite face up you've done!? All of them are stunning so it's impossible to pick a favorite LOL
Also (I don't know if this matters) but a few months ago I needed some new putty/tools for my own kits and couldn't remember names for the life of me... SO I hopped onto your last video, went to the description and found everything through the amazon links. Thank you SO MUCH for having that available! It's helped me so much! It was my first time trying the polyester putty/ UV resin and I can't go back now that I have it ^^ So thank you again for helping this lone lady with some supplies!
I think the same may be true of miniature modelers when it comes to poses and piecing, lol. I really have to get into garage kits... so much SPACE! Also: glad to hear you had so many issues! Every other youtube who's tried 3d printing has said "oh it's so easy!" "I figured it out myself!" "I needed no help whatsoever!" Hm... makes me wonder...
Your videos really illustrate the difference between following tutorials and truly learning your craft. I love watching to see how you adapt and think creatively.
i’ve been painting miniatures for a while, and i allways love having your videos in the backround, but its also kinda peaked my interest i garage kits, so maybe one day when i’ve watched your tutorials i’ll buy my first kit
The work you put into these figures makes them so much better!!! You really are outstanding at what you do!!!!
Your sarcasm gives me life. I hope you find good help in the future. And as always, amazing work!
I think your skills are amazing! The 3D printed figure looks great because of all YOU did to achieve it. I do not do garage kits nor do I want too, but I enjoy the heck out of watching you and love the commentary you crackle me up. Give em
h_ _ l girl. 💓💓💓
I always find Leona's work both amazing and relaxing for some reason
I can't get enough of your videos everytime I see you have posted it brings me so much serotonin
you're such an artist... I love your channel and you humor 😆
Just happened on this yesterday and had to say thank you for calling out the 3D printing community, it needs to be said and needs to be worked on. Also great critique on 3D modeling. I've been wrapped up in the 3D modeling, printing, painting hobby for a bit and wouldn't argue with any of that. Side note, your detail work is insane
Thanks again for such an informative video. We got into 3d printing pretty much in the hopes of making our own garage kits for ourselves, so it's always been such fun to watch you work on so many different figures. Because we're still just starting, trying to figure out how to slice our models has been interesting. Learning how to get started had been a bit frustrating cos, as you said, not many of these were made with garage kit hobbyists in mind, so it's not like we have any other choice than to examine OG kits. (Also, about the whole vid description thing, I love it when UA-camrs actually put in details into the video description, so thanks for that as well
This video was so helpful! I’m a newbie just getting into 3D printing and this guide is really going to help out on my future figurines!
This shows me more about the difficulty of getting into the hobby, which is valuable for me.
Really enjoyed this video! I print lots of stuff with my FDM printers but have been looking into getting a resin one for figures, really happy I watched all of this I learned a lot!
Your skill shines through. Your experience and talent never cease to amaze me.
I'm another newbie in the community trying to get into making model files, and I really love getting this information before I start!
Second video I'm watching in a row and.... you are a goddess a this... I absolutely love your style. You just changed paradigms in how I have been doing things. So thank you thank you and thank you. Now my job is to find supplies as the ones you use here in México.
Wow! You do fabulous detail work, I love your vids. 💜💜💜
I love the long videos! And all the info and content you bring us! Thank you for the good content!
Thank you so much for doing a 3D printed project! This is really helpful 🙏
i came to your tutorials to observe about dividing digital models since i’m interested in the modeling aspect... i hope i can make you proud and divide them well in the future 💪 your videos are all very informative and it’s really hard to find a good starting point in the english community, thank you so much
Ngl when I first watched this last month I did skip over the 3d print thoughts section (because I am a wimp who avoids bluntness, tryna work on that though), but watching it now as ref for a new project, you made some excellent and valuable points!!
I modeled, printed, and painted up a figure before discovering this channel (I brought it up when joining the fb group but I don't think I posted it directly) and though he does look nice even now, I bet he'd look actually professional if I sectioned him properly and didn't just half ass-edly slice his legs in half. The purpose in that was to print the pieces individually bc my resin printer has a teeny build volume, but this critique has me realizing sectioning the pieces effectively would do the same thing without being ugly/annoying to fix or maneuver around! ✨
Maybe in the near future I'll revise the model and use my updated skills/supplies and remake the little fella
Fantastic work! I have just found 3D stl files of a car I once owned, of which there are no kits available. I even found a stl file of the original rims. But I have not yet worked with resin, so I am diligently watching all videos on the topic. Yours are among the best. Thank you so much!
ANOTHER BANGER FROM LEONAS WORKSHOP!!! THE BLUSH LOOKS SO GOOD
As a 3D artist that would like to start printing and painting my models from time to time I thought your point on how people slice their models really interesting, making sure you slice your model at the right seams and in places where it’d make sense for painting is one of the biggest reasons I haven’t printed many models and why I have no intention of selling my models until I get better at that, so learning how lazy some other 3D artists are when it comes to 3D printing kinda came as a huge shock
Leona, THANK YOU! I bought my first garage kit and a couple of things I noticed that it had that same grey color to it and almost none of the pieces fit! I finally came to the conclusion that it was 3D printed. This video helps so so much thank you. !!
Great video showing how much work 3D printing and painting are. My clients are shocked when I tell them how much a 1/6 or 1/4 figure print and paint are. They think printing is fast and easy and that the prints are ready to paint straight off the printer. It's not uncommon for a 1/6 print and paint to cost $600 or more and 1/4 usually are $1200 and up. My resin cost on a 1/4 scale piece can be $200 - $400 alone plus file set up, print time, prep time and then 40 - 60 hours to paint. This video just shows how much time is involved, and just for a 1/7 piece. Nice work as usual.
I just came here to say that your work is always soo amazingly done!!❤️❤️😍 and I love listening to your ranting
I am super impressed with the detail the 3D printer was able to print.
Amazing as usual, btw i read all your content in description. Love from Italy
Thank you for going into so much detail about your process. You’ve earned a new subscriber.
Thank you for your time and effort that you have put in and for all the information you have given to me 💋💋💋🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 please keep doing what you are doing 😊
Amazing work! And great info 👍
When making models for 3D prints (still beginner) I had no idea about the painter's side. I only just thought as far as getting it to print. Will definitely need to look at resin kits more and how they're done.
You know, I had never even thought of sculptors not having the understanding of painters if it’s something they don’t do.
Insane quality !! GG
As a 3d printing enthusiast, you got me good.
I also had issues with finding community that wouldn't just say it's my bed leveling or other stupid issues not dealing with 3D anything. I left them all. I have a resin printer and FDM for several years now, if you ever need to troubleshoot I would happily help the best I can.
This is another great figure. I love your videos and thank you for all the tips and information you share it means a lot.
I have always found people helpful in the 3d printing community
figure work is so different form miniature work. I've never had to putty literally every joint, pin every piece, or prime just to see if im ready to actually prime yet. I really didnt think the larger scale would change so much.
I love watching u work and rant its good for my soul!
MESHMIXER is your bestest friend. Throw the entire STL selection in and usually it will auto build it. Plane cut your own cuts after using a generated face group option to isolate significant surfaces. Best of luck, i am brand new to 3d printing myself:)
I am hoping to professionally do 3d sculpting for things like figurines and model kits. I like watching your content and seeing what sorts of things I need to consider when sculpting something for fun versus for print. It was seeing people make figurines and customize them that got me interested in learning 3d sculpting to begin with. I think this figure turned out great! :D though I do admit I will always be partial to the glittery sailor moon projects since ....sparkles XD. Thank you for making fun and entertaining content and especially the advice regarding splitting figures in this video. I'll need to keep that in mind as I practice. I think my favorite part of this project was the faceup. I was amazed that you were able to keep such a steady hand at that small scale o.O. Keep up the good work^^
1st time to your channel. Nice work, 👍🏻👍🏻 you give a different perspective on how to put resin prints together. 👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Leona. I'm a 3d modeler. You say in the video that the pegs can easily broke when drilled. So...what shape and size is better for pegs? What is the minimum size before they became too fragile? Bigger is better for the pegs? I see in the video that you had to sand all the pegs because too big. Do you think that the 3d modeler should leave more space between pegs and holes in the 3d model? 1mm? 2mm?
the peg is not the problem, the problem is the brittle resin it's printed on. I drilled with a .8mm drill bit and then open the hole up with a bigger one to avoid breaking the resin peg, I ended up using 1.5mm rods for the large pieces and .5mm for the tiny ones.
1000000/10. Stunning work and effort
I have watched all your videos a few twice and I gotta tell you. I really appreciate and enjoy how you edit your videos and your commentary. I also appreciate how you show when you make mistakes and how you fix them so that we can learn from you, your mistakes and our own mistakes. It helps with knowing how to fix mistakes we make too. I don't read comments on videos often so I don't know if people bother to tell you how enjoyable you editing and commentary is, the little skits, flashbacks, the cuts to a clip or picture for dramatic effect etc etc. I know you know your figure are great and people tell you that. But just in case no one has bothered to compliment your taste in humor and editing skills. I think your extremely funny and your editing is fantastic.😸😸
I do read all the comments left in my videos and comments like yours make my day more than when people just comment on the figure, I put a lot of time and effort into the post production process and it feels so nice to have it acknowledged ♥ Thank you for taking the time to write 🥰
@@leonasworkshop my pleasure
This reminded me I have this figurine of the statue of Athena that I got 3d printed to support a friend's new printing service, and haven't filled or sanded yet. The only model he could find for free online already looked bad, and coupled with a beginner doing the printing, it really needs work. It barely has a face.
I should start working on her, and I can use a couple of tips from this video.
Your attention to detail is great and it shows in your work. Great work. I learned alot from your video, because 3d print are never perfect . Alot of video i have seen make it appear as if there print is perfect for the start. Thank for your video very informative.
Very nice. Wish I'd seen this before starting to paint my first garage model (still work in progress); there are things here that I should have done.
It is so beautiful! I can't breathe
It's quite interesting, that the very same thing about "no guides, no help for newbies" has been told about garage kit painting. I guess, it's the same situation for all more or less new hobbies
Love your videos! I've been 3d printing for a few years now both plastic and resin and I apologize for your experience I tried to correct this a couple years ago with my own group but i was unsuccessful however I still have helped many people start with either format and I only recommend someone baised on what they intend to to so ill gladly help in anyway I can with any questions you may have as a thank you for your channel
I had a tough day so I’m glad I saved this video to watch now, it has me way less stressed out
The Eren Jaegar Resin Model looks really awesome and so impressive, I really love how very detailed he is just like how he looks in the anime/ manga!!!! 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩 You really did an outstanding job on him!!!! Plus, I also do agree with you about finding out how Eren got so ripped in the series, god, he really buff up!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I am currently modeling my first 3D sculpture for 3D printing and then painting. I just did the hair and I made it so that its not attached and Im proud of me to think of it :D
I totally thought of a face hugger from Aliens when you were masking off the face lol. Keep up the great work ❣️
another banger of a video.
damn leona, that faceup and body shading is gorgeous!
almost spit out my coffee at the heart emojis during the ~holding hand/fingertip~ moment fshajkhfj
You're so eloquent, I love it!
Wow! Nice work!😲😲
Wait! Eren is ripped!? What have I missed? I stopped watching cause they kept killing off my favorites lol
As a 3d modeler who mainly does hard surface and clothing... I found myself amused by your rant. I mainly do animations not printing, but it's good advice for future endeavors. Great job like always!
He joined the army in season 1 so by season 4, ripped.
Lol. My next question is..where are his shoes? 🤭
@@klutzydani4125 He had just gotten out of prison. No shoes allowed apparently.
@@uma4158 so no shirts either? Lol
@@klutzydani4125 Nope. Just pants.
You're a resin kit painting GODDESS
Hope your proud of your self leona that was a wow❤️👏
Awesome Work Leona.
Great work 👏🏽
I'm don't even do garage kits and I read the description. Like, why tf won't you??
I love how detailed yours is. If I ever wanted to try this one day, I know you got me😝
Leona you have some super steady hands. I would have drilled the model to my hand or straight through the damn resin model.
Love your work . I have a peopoly phenom resin printer. I've had it for 2 years and I love it it is easy to use with great results every time . I run it on default settings. I use to have a creality cr10 and I couldn't get it to run right no matter what I did. And I tried everything. I sold it and bought the peopoly phenom and been in creative heaven ever since. I know what you are talking about when you can't find good help . When you don't know if it's the machine or slicer settings or file or all 3 and there's no one that can help. Don't give up on resin printing it's better than fdm with less headache. If you are using a anycubic printer it will run better if you use their slicer . Happy creating..........
Hi! I am coming from the opposite direction. I have been playing around with 3d printing for a while now and recently decided to test my printing skills on some self printed kits. The video is really interesting. I think some techniques from normal kits just don't work/apply. For instance:
Printing in different materials might not be a good idea, even if it helps with the colors, because they might shrink differently...
I am still testing if pinning is actually required, but if it is, it might be possible to put holes in the model before printing and then just use them for the pins... Would work only on resin, though...