Man, that is a big boy! I'm still trying to get that dwarf with an axe to print and at 300% he's roughly the size of the base of your print. Great job, it's definitely an attention getter.
Great work might print this once i get to know my new first printer Anycubic Mono 2...Question whats your opinion of the Ender and if you had to upgrade both fdm and resin ptinters any idea what you would purchase?... I wonder if 1 or 2 machines have minimal failure rates compared to most others?
I think the Ender 3 Pro is a good machine to start on especially for the $99 I paid for it. But it's quickly getting outclassed by modern budget FDM printers that are easier to set up and use. If I could upgrade, I'd choose one of the Bambu Lab FDM printers (depending on my budget). A step down from that, I'd choose the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro. For resin, I'd go for the Anycubic M5s. I'm also very curious about the Athena smart resin printer.
@@FigureFeedback Yes Athena has force detection which will be the way forward, waiting for Vogmans review...between the p1p or neptune pro i think for my first FDM, now if Bamboo Labs came out with a Resin that would be very nice but unlikely i suppose..
That's sooo clean. With every video you push me closer and closer to buying a resin printer.
Resin printers are great for detail - just wish they were cheaper and less messy to work with.
Clean print. Looking forward to the paint up.
hell yeah brother.. now you are in my world. i make them at 1/4 scale normally. nice and big and lots of fun to paint.
It's going to be hard to not go big all the time after this one.
Man, that is a big boy! I'm still trying to get that dwarf with an axe to print and at 300% he's roughly the size of the base of your print. Great job, it's definitely an attention getter.
Great work might print this once i get to know my new first printer Anycubic Mono 2...Question whats your opinion of the Ender and if you had to upgrade both fdm and resin ptinters any idea what you would purchase?... I wonder if 1 or 2 machines have minimal failure rates compared to most others?
I think the Ender 3 Pro is a good machine to start on especially for the $99 I paid for it. But it's quickly getting outclassed by modern budget FDM printers that are easier to set up and use.
If I could upgrade, I'd choose one of the Bambu Lab FDM printers (depending on my budget). A step down from that, I'd choose the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro. For resin, I'd go for the Anycubic M5s. I'm also very curious about the Athena smart resin printer.
@@FigureFeedback Yes Athena has force detection which will be the way forward, waiting for Vogmans review...between the p1p or neptune pro i think for my first FDM, now if Bamboo Labs came out with a Resin that would be very nice but unlikely i suppose..
What app do you use
What app do I use for what?
@@FigureFeedback um my printer won’t extrude my filament