The reason I got into collecting was because I wanted to make my own figures and be a designer in the toy industry, even for boxes and stuff, just designing whatever. Your videos are inspiring as you're the only person that I know of who is sharing anything close to the knowledge of production. Thank you for this! I don't know if you aspire to design in the toy industry also, but you would totally rock! You've got good stuff going in already. Keep building and hope to see you at the top!
Sweet! I just got into resin printing, needed it for some prototypes I'm working on in my business (I'm a gunsmith/ firearm manufacturer) was able to successfully print a prototype of a slide i designed, but when i for it to function check it (no live ammo, just dry fire) i punched the striker aright through the retaining wall. It still worked for what i was trying to accomplish (fitting and ensuring proper dimensions and tolerances) but i would've liked to keep the prototype for my own records and chronicling the process. I'll try this mix and maybe I'll get a solid one that can stand multiple tests. The first slide is already getting into the steel phase regardless. I didn't have to change anything about the actual file, it's ready to go into CNC already.
Definitely a handy guide. I only just started trying to mix and dye my own resins recently and it was an... interesting experience on my first dyed piece.
Top video and love the detailed information on the resin mixing process 😊 next the details on creating your own action figures from scratch 😊 love your work and thanks for sharing it with us all.
I print wargaming miniatures and busts and also mix resins, with great results. I'm using a Sunlu mix of Standard:PA:ABS; 50:20:30. Has some flexibility, while still retaining great detail. The Sunlu std keeps the price down to a reasonable level as well. I like to try and end up with a mid-grey color
@@AzrachToys No worries, I think I may have swapped the (Nylon)PA:ABS ratios around for small minis with thin details. So I think my latest mix was 50:30:20
For the action figure that I've designed I use a 60:40 mix of M58 and TH72 for the body parts and the new K+ for the hinge and ball joints. The M58 and Th72 mix is really strong and it keeps the details sharp but will crumble when exposed to excess heat for too long. The K+ is fantastic for all your joint needs. It's extremely tough and it also holds detail surprisingly well. However it's more on the expensive side of Resione resins so I only use it for small pieces. I can't wait to see what else Resione has instore for us creators!
Oh right I have tried k+ but not for joints only with other parts being other resins. That is a great idea. I will try it out. Thank you. I haven't tried the m58 th72 mix either. Anti Impact does really well with m58 to withstand heat.
@AzrachToys I'd love to see the types of paints and sealers you use for your figures. I'm not sure if you had a video on that already, but I could use some pointers lol
its amazing that it doesn't grind and produce white powder unlike other resins. I've printed a few action figures on my saturn 3 ultra and they're not really usable due to the the powdering on the joints. Will definitely save up for a resione, hope they ship to my country lol. Thank you for the guide!! 🙏🙏
With almost any company, it seems the 50-50 mix of the "High Impact" and "ABS like" gives the best mix for functional and detail. Have you tried playing around with inks and dyes to pre-color your parts?
hello! I recently bought these resins for myself. Excellent quality, but please share the settings for this mix, if possible...please tell me what speeds you use, thank you)
I actually use the settings provided on the resione website from the resione team. Only thing i change i sthe exposure to increase it slightly. I hope that helps.
UA-cam said that I should watch your video. I must obey...lol. Glad I did! I make simple figures for my boys but they break super easily. this might be what I'm looking for! thanks so much!
thanks for the video dude, I've been making action figures for a client that use the same resins and I've done the same style of model as you. I'm planning on making my own, print them and sell them for people to color them to start my own journey, this video is really helpful. Planning on pushing action figures to their limit in terms of quality and art, I think it's an amazing part of 3d printing that people overlook How much grams do these models usually weight?
Seems like a great mix, how about printing the face separate in M58 to get the ultimate detail. It doesn’t really need to be extra tough. Also, would love to win some Resione!
That is a great idea. I usually print the whole action figure on one build plate so I get lazy to clean out the vat and swap resins for a new print. haha
This is amazing! I may have missed it, so if I did I apologize, but how long do you cure your 50/50 mix after printing? I bought your Red Hood and plan to buy resione resin soon.
I personally use the uniformation GKTwo and the elegoo mars 2 pro. I am not an expert in printers, so I wouldn't be the best person for recommendations. Fauxhammer on UA-cam has excellent reviews!
Thank you for this video, I just bought TH72 and I found out that alone is not very good for articulation as it grinds. I take M58 is the best for articulation?
I did some test with your ball joint with anycubic washable resin. and the ball joint worked without heat in medium size(smaller than your file.) but it broke in small size. and it become loose. also Some parts broke in hand strength. will the resione resin make better result like the parts do not broke after assembly and be able to disassemble and reassemble more easier? And will it be better with only using m58?
Your discount code isn't working, at least not entirely. Resione seems to have a sale on right now that's preventing the 50% discount. Or someone made a mistake because on further review, it's only five percent.
You really want to prime your prints the same color before judging their detail. The one you're saying has layer lines and less detail is just more translucent (see-through) than the other. It's allowing you to see into the resin's layers. When you prime it, you'll see they're much closer, if not the same, in terms of detail.
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The reason I got into collecting was because I wanted to make my own figures and be a designer in the toy industry, even for boxes and stuff, just designing whatever. Your videos are inspiring as you're the only person that I know of who is sharing anything close to the knowledge of production. Thank you for this! I don't know if you aspire to design in the toy industry also, but you would totally rock! You've got good stuff going in already. Keep building and hope to see you at the top!
I would love to work on my own toy line some day. Thank you so much for the kind words and appreciation. I am glad my video was helpful.
Sweet! I just got into resin printing, needed it for some prototypes I'm working on in my business (I'm a gunsmith/ firearm manufacturer) was able to successfully print a prototype of a slide i designed, but when i for it to function check it (no live ammo, just dry fire) i punched the striker aright through the retaining wall. It still worked for what i was trying to accomplish (fitting and ensuring proper dimensions and tolerances) but i would've liked to keep the prototype for my own records and chronicling the process. I'll try this mix and maybe I'll get a solid one that can stand multiple tests. The first slide is already getting into the steel phase regardless. I didn't have to change anything about the actual file, it's ready to go into CNC already.
Thanks. Very informative. I love that you can basically just cook with resins and create your own personal recipes for different usages. Great video.
I am so glad my video helped. Thank you for watching.
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This is awesome!! I've been modeling some minis and of course want to mess with joints eventually, so knowing this mix will be super helpful!
I'm glad my video was helpful. Thank you for watching.
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You are a lifesaver
Hehe. Thank you.
Definitely a handy guide. I only just started trying to mix and dye my own resins recently and it was an... interesting experience on my first dyed piece.
Glad it was helpful!
Top video and love the detailed information on the resin mixing process 😊 next the details on creating your own action figures from scratch 😊 love your work and thanks for sharing it with us all.
Thank you so much.
Thank you for the showcase, it looks like a good match to get the best of both.
@sopi2 us I love this combo. It has great properties.
Very cool! Never heard of Resione, but I am immediately subscribing to hear more.
Resione is the best resin I've tried for action figures. I was praising it's properties even before I was sponsored by them.
Very cool. Been trying to make my own figures lately. Trying to see how to make the joints better. I will have to try this.
Awesome! Looking forward to seeing your results!
looking forward to the new release resin from them, I use TH72 currently
Yeha they are coming up with some great resins. The one for minis looks amazing!
Woow your models are awesome, your video is very instructive 🤩
Thank you so much
I like this. I wanted to do mobile suits and ships. I live for those things and this is a great place to start resin wise
I think you will enjoy this resin mix. Happy printing!
I print wargaming miniatures and busts and also mix resins, with great results. I'm using a Sunlu mix of Standard:PA:ABS; 50:20:30. Has some flexibility, while still retaining great detail. The Sunlu std keeps the price down to a reasonable level as well. I like to try and end up with a mid-grey color
Thank you so much for sharing. That sounds like a unique mix. I haven't tried many sunlu offerings.
@@AzrachToys No worries, I think I may have swapped the (Nylon)PA:ABS ratios around for small minis with thin details. So I think my latest mix was 50:30:20
I see thank you so much for the update. From the sounds of it that seems like a great resin combo.
Muchas gracias, tu video me ha resultado muy útil , voy a comprar la M58 para imprimir mis figuras.
I am glad it was helpful.
Really informative and inspiring video! I want to try out these resins on a ball and socket figure. Thank you. :)
You should try it out. It has come a long way and adds so much details. I'm glad my videos were helpful.
Man this definitely makes me want to try printing some figures of my own some time
It is a lot of fun.
Okay, this answers my question! I cannot wait to make your figures man. I am amped to do photos and shit like that.
Awesome
Awesome work
Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing all of these,love your works!!
Thank you so much
That’s a great information, thanks Azrach😭Love your works
Thank you
That looks like a great compromise on strength, and durability for 3D printed action figures. I would love to try to print some myself.
It bridges the best of both. I love this mix for its strength and detail combination.
Great work man! Very impressive. Thanks for sharing your knowledge also
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm always looking for resin mixtures to test. Thanks for the interesting video and thanks to Resione for the giveaway!
Thank you so much for watching. I'm glad it was enjoyable.
I've been using siraya tech tenacious mixed with whatever standard resin I've had on hand. I'll be giving Resione a try once my tenacious runs out.
I started off with using Tenacious but once I started using Resione, I stuck with it. Hopefully you have great success with Resione! Best of luck.
For the action figure that I've designed I use a 60:40 mix of M58 and TH72 for the body parts and the new K+ for the hinge and ball joints. The M58 and Th72 mix is really strong and it keeps the details sharp but will crumble when exposed to excess heat for too long. The K+ is fantastic for all your joint needs. It's extremely tough and it also holds detail surprisingly well. However it's more on the expensive side of Resione resins so I only use it for small pieces. I can't wait to see what else Resione has instore for us creators!
Oh right I have tried k+ but not for joints only with other parts being other resins. That is a great idea. I will try it out. Thank you.
I haven't tried the m58 th72 mix either. Anti Impact does really well with m58 to withstand heat.
@AzrachToys I'd love to see the types of paints and sealers you use for your figures. I'm not sure if you had a video on that already, but I could use some pointers lol
Nice explanation! thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the info, been using resione but have hesitated to mix , I will try after viewing your results and ratio measurement
I'm glad I could help. It's a good way to get the best properties of 2 resin. I have even seen some people mix 3
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i need to try this asap
I hope your prints come out awesome!
Very informative, thanks!
Thank you
Thank you this was helpful
I am glad it helped!
Thanks so much for sharing this information! I look forward to testing it out soon :)
Thank you so much for watching. Hope you get to test it soon.
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its amazing that it doesn't grind and produce white powder unlike other resins. I've printed a few action figures on my saturn 3 ultra and they're not really usable due to the the powdering on the joints. Will definitely save up for a resione, hope they ship to my country lol. Thank you for the guide!! 🙏🙏
I'm so glad my video was able to help you. Resione resins work amazingly well for action figures.
I cannot wait to get a 3d printer
3d printers are awesome!
With almost any company, it seems the 50-50 mix of the "High Impact" and "ABS like" gives the best mix for functional and detail. Have you tried playing around with inks and dyes to pre-color your parts?
I have not tried the dyes yet. I really want to try some day.
Nice one , have to trie
It is a great mix.
Got a printer just for this also. Making heads, hands, and extra parts. Full figures is next.
That is amazing. Best of luck!
hello! I recently bought these resins for myself. Excellent quality, but please share the settings for this mix, if possible...please tell me what speeds you use, thank you)
I actually use the settings provided on the resione website from the resione team. Only thing i change i sthe exposure to increase it slightly. I hope that helps.
UA-cam said that I should watch your video. I must obey...lol. Glad I did! I make simple figures for my boys but they break super easily. this might be what I'm looking for! thanks so much!
Haha I'm glad youtube is recommending my videos. And I am very glad that it was helpful for you :)
have you tried different tolerances for differnt resins or is that some thing we can get a video for in the future
I am planning to do more videos in the future.
Necesito video🙌🙌🙌 it will helps me with my future action figure project
I am glad the video was helpful. Thank you for watching.
thanks for the video dude, I've been making action figures for a client that use the same resins and I've done the same style of model as you. I'm planning on making my own, print them and sell them for people to color them to start my own journey, this video is really helpful. Planning on pushing action figures to their limit in terms of quality and art, I think it's an amazing part of 3d printing that people overlook
How much grams do these models usually weight?
Best of luck bro. I don't know exactly how much they would weigh. I think around 50 gms?
I would like to ask that can I make M58 softer by heating to add the articles easily?
Yes m58 softens when heated.
Could you tell the settings you use to get a decent print after mixing the 2 resins?
I use the anti impact settings recommended by Resione on their website :)
Seems like a great mix, how about printing the face separate in M58 to get the ultimate detail. It doesn’t really need to be extra tough.
Also, would love to win some Resione!
That is a great idea. I usually print the whole action figure on one build plate so I get lazy to clean out the vat and swap resins for a new print. haha
Haha yeah I get that. Maybe get a nice cheap Mars 4 or the new 5. JUST FOR FACES. 😂
Haha that is a good idea. I do have 2 printers. A Mars 2 pro which surprisingly still works amazingly and a Uniformation GKTwo
Would you consider making a megasxlr
Not in the near future. I am currently working on superhero figures exclusively.
@AzrachToys okay no problem I know I'm like the one person who wants to see one lol
@@masterblaster8386 thank you for understanding.
This is amazing! I may have missed it, so if I did I apologize, but how long do you cure your 50/50 mix after printing? I bought your Red Hood and plan to buy resione resin soon.
I cure it for around 15 - 20 minutes depending on the size of the piece. Anti Impact generally takes longer to post cure.
@@AzrachToys Thank you so much! So excited to get my resin!
I learn so much from you! I hope I win some resin because I make my own figures too.
I'm glad my video was helpful. Best of luck with the give-away :)
@@AzrachToysthanks fingers crossed
hi, have you done a drop test for the headsculpts you printed using the abs-like resin. does it show any damages
@hanif-pl5hd not intentionally but I have dropped them and they have survived so far.
What is the printer you use or recommend ? For the 1/12 head sculpts and replacement parts.
I personally use the uniformation GKTwo and the elegoo mars 2 pro. I am not an expert in printers, so I wouldn't be the best person for recommendations. Fauxhammer on UA-cam has excellent reviews!
Thank you for this video, I just bought TH72 and I found out that alone is not very good for articulation as it grinds. I take M58 is the best for articulation?
M58 is great. It will be a wonderful ad on resin for th 72 as well
@@AzrachToys Thanks for the tip, bro! Keep rockin´ those figures!
How strong is the smell of RESIONE resin? Can I print with it in my room or should there be good ventilation?
I would always recommend printing in a different room or at least having ventilation.
@@AzrachToys I get you. Could you please tell me how effective the air purifiers are?
@redstarflight8337 they are decent and contains the oder but not 100%
@@AzrachToys OK, thanks for the advice! I will try to resolve this issue
I did some test with your ball joint with anycubic washable resin. and the ball joint worked without heat in medium size(smaller than your file.) but it broke in small size. and it become loose. also Some parts broke in hand strength. will the resione resin make better result like the parts do not broke after assembly and be able to disassemble and reassemble more easier? And will it be better with only using m58?
Yes Resione makes it better. I would recommend using the Resione Anti Impact or the new Resione Tough74 Resins. M58 is not as strong as the others.
How much would you charge to make a figure of/for someone?
I am so sorry I am currently not doing commission figures.
@@AzrachToys ok
How do you heat it up and for how long?
I use a hair dryer for about 30 seconds
Is your website down?
I think it is. I wanted to redo my website so I haven't checked my old one
@@AzrachToys Oh oh that's great
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Your discount code isn't working, at least not entirely. Resione seems to have a sale on right now that's preventing the 50% discount. Or someone made a mistake because on further review, it's only five percent.
Hi there. Thank you so much for the comment, the discount is not 50%, I don't think I've mentioned the discount is 50% but I apologise if I did.
@@AzrachToysI understand. You didn't say it was, but it's in the video description as 50%
I just checked the description. The resione resins I have mixed are 50% - 50% mix. I hope that makes sense.
@@AzrachToys fair enough
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17:25 no way you made that?? is it doomsday?????
Yes it is. :)
You really want to prime your prints the same color before judging their detail. The one you're saying has layer lines and less detail is just more translucent (see-through) than the other. It's allowing you to see into the resin's layers. When you prime it, you'll see they're much closer, if not the same, in terms of detail.
I'll keep that in mind. I'll prime them and see if there is any difference.
I've started my own line of action figures.would love to win the generous giveaway,and try your mix
Awesome! Please share your figures. I would love to see them. Best of luck for the giveaway. This resin mix is the bomb!
@AzrachToys @ariesbroscollectables
They can be seen sorry have not set up proper website but hopefully I can find the correct resin
Thank you I will check it out.
The problem that I'm seeing here is that the joints will get loose overtime because of friction.
In my experience, the joints have stayed fairly tight even after months. I'm looking at employing some notches to further enhance the usability.