Reskit blows the once legendary Eduard out of the water. I was helping a friend with a build threw away Eduard's F-14A stupid exhaust nozzle and we are ordering the superior product from the Reskit.
your parts are amazing, hats off! that said, since resin dust is rather toxic, I think you should advise your customers to wet the sanding paper to keep the dust in the air to a minimum. and maybe use a filter mask while doing that. also, SLAVA UKRAINI! 💪
If you have one. an ultra sonic cutter is a Much better tool for cutting the supports away.. saved some time as well on my stuff from these folks as well. Plus y'all should mention using a mask and safety glasses as well.. Now keep in mind you wont be able to reach every single support on their larger prints.. you'll have to use a saw for the most centered parts.. just an fyi.. blades on the ultra sonic cutters are not that long. Happy Modeling fellow gluesniffers.
You can just heat up part in hot water or hobby heatgun and supports will come out like a flower petals. Also vallejo plastic putty is a great way to fix dots after supports.
Great video tutorial!
Reskit blows the once legendary Eduard out of the water. I was helping a friend with a build threw away Eduard's F-14A stupid exhaust nozzle and we are ordering the superior product from the Reskit.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Super
Helpful
Very helpful!
When will the Tarhe engines be available for order
what resin do you used for 3D printed parts They are not very brittle
Which resin are you using?
Really cool. 👍
Qué belleza 👏 cómo se llama la pequeña sierra instalada en él porta estilete? y dónde la puedo comprar, saludos
Curious what printers you guys are using for your products?
@OleksiiUkhanOWNERCEORESKIT gorgeous prints and amazing models.
The best in the business I guess. Their products are flawless
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your parts are amazing, hats off! that said, since resin dust is rather toxic, I think you should advise your customers to wet the sanding paper to keep the dust in the air to a minimum. and maybe use a filter mask while doing that. also, SLAVA UKRAINI! 💪
If you have one. an ultra sonic cutter is a Much better tool for cutting the supports away.. saved some time as well on my stuff from these folks as well. Plus y'all should mention using a mask and safety glasses as well.. Now keep in mind you wont be able to reach every single support on their larger prints.. you'll have to use a saw for the most centered parts.. just an fyi.. blades on the ultra sonic cutters are not that long. Happy Modeling fellow gluesniffers.
You can just heat up part in hot water or hobby heatgun and supports will come out like a flower petals. Also vallejo plastic putty is a great way to fix dots after supports.
No mention of gloves or a mask or that resin dust is dangerous
Wear a mask when sawing resin !.
The finer parts are very brittle and it’s frustrating when they break. Not much fun to work with in my opinion.
your channel .. dedicated to what ? .. i didnt understand your words .
they manufacture 3D printed resin upgrade parts for scale model kits. you could have just clicked on the channel name and found out by yourself, BTW 😂