Clean your 3D Prints Before you Paint them | Groundeffected.com
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- I made a video to show how i prepare my 3d models before paint. Just a small amount of attention to make the end results so much better
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Haven't even purchased my 3D printer yet but watching your videos and listening to your material will make for a fun experience, thank you for your time and work.
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Great tip on using the glue to fill the gaps!
Love the video. I feel this is one of the most important steps in model prep. I struggle removing the supports without removing detail. Stay Warm!
Wait, after watching video and coming back to TH-cam list of videos, I just got the pun of “thumbnail” 🤣 🤣 🤣
I found the little box to put words in!
You are right . I learn something in life when you do something do it right or dont do it. Great video like usual.
Thank you for your videos, they have helped me a lot. Keep up the awesome work.
I remember when painting models as a kid, long before 3d printers, that you had to worry about the oils from your hands messing up your paint. I haven''t seen any current prep videos that even mention this. where do you fall on this step for prep, is it still needed?
Thanks for sharing all your tips, they really help a newcomer
Correct!!! Totally agree with you on this a lot of people just leave the marks on the model especially the face marks as well. Great video to guide them !
Yea bro faces take a little bit of work but i can see how people skip this because it’s exciting to just slap paint on there.
@@Groundeffected I was one of them like that lol I still do that from time to time but its a good reminder for all painters
Great thumbnail. The innovation
I try
Great guide! One thing to note is that while you are sanding (or doing anything that will make dust); wear a mask. Resin dust is very, very, very bad (yes, three bads worth of bad) for your lungs.
This is true.
Wonderful as usual :)
Good stuff thank you.
Thanks for this video, been listening to your tips since I started 3d printing you’ve been a big help.
A huge Happy Christmas bruh! Best wishes to you and your family. 👍🏼🎉😃
As requested here are a few words. Enjoyable, knowledgeable, teachable, entertain “able”.
Thank you dude. Much appreciated
Great video.
That's a great rule of thumb.
Preps! May the preps be with you!
May all the preps be with you. Lol
Great video. Merry Christmas to you and yours Brent and fellow Groundeffected folk. 🎄🎅
Thanks dude. Happy Christmas back
Great video.... nice to see how clean up is done. I always wondered if I was doing it wrong... and I was. Ha.
Love it
Great video. I asked for this on Discord. You deliver. What a guy...
Hope you enjoyed it!
Thnx
No probs
Thank you.... For making me think that your thumbnail was just that. A thumbnail
Better a thumbnail than something else!?!?
I'm astonished by the 100 sandpaper ! Isn't it to agressive for the small details like the texture on the costume of Spidey ?
BTW great video as always !
Depends how hard you press I guess or how much material you want to remove.
Hey dad I thought you were gonna come back from the grocery store? It's been 5 years. :P Another cracker mate thank you.
Hi Dad! great video... Please upload a video of the paint job on this spiderman!
I always try to support my models so that they don't end up on the visible part of the model. But a few times I've painted pre-supported models, because I was lazy and noticed the supports land on textured surfaces (or it just can't be avoided). That's the part I wonder about, what do you do when the support digs into a texture. As for using the hobby knife, I've found it easier to do those adjustments prior to curing, is there an advantage to doing it to a cured part? I figure the curing process can shrink or mess with the part. I guess I wouldn't have to wear gloves when it's cured.
What are you applying the liquid resin with around 4:15?
What UV light do you use?
Here is a word. ???? Hmmm. Just forgot the word but it was a good one. I think. LOL on the smarta44 humor.
And, while Spider-man isn't a lunchbox space robot, he is sometimes found on lunchboxes. Coincidence? I don't think so...
"Now is the time to do that" says Dad. Well, now I am going to have to try and remove support marks AFTER I paint this Hulk... on principle. This keeps with the tradition of refusing to listen to parents.
i always fear that i'm gonna take the detail off the model if i do a full fledged sanding like you do in this video.
do you ever have times where the sanding just wipes said detail off and messes the model?
great video as usual. could you tell me where you bought this model?
From this dude on insta instagram.com/edsoncarvalho_3d?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Hey man, I love your videos. That been said when you sand resin maybe you should wear a mask. Take care of yourself keep up the good works
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I need this stl, mind sharing where it came from?
From this guy dude instagram.com/edsoncarvalho_3d?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= on insta
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so, to all you 3d printers out there, i have a question. i bought some nice 3d printed totally not copyright infringing miniatures but they need a warm soapy bath and a scrub. is there a warmness where it becomes too warm? how hard can they be scrubbed with the always recommended toothbrush? why should i even do it? don't resin become bendy after being put in warm water? I always read that i should do this but never really understood how and why.
@@lokiwartooth1138 oh! that's how and why. Thank you :)
I got a bit of autism and sometimes vague instructions can be really difficult to interpret, like something as simple as how warm "warm water" should be becomes a great mystery. It sure is annoying when it happens.
Thanks again :)
I like your accent. Good video.
your mad...lol have super Xmas and new year
Lol might be losing the plot a bit. Can’t deny
Hahaha Just love your videos man and if you don't like me well you know what you can do as well LOL 😛Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist
Do you use a mask when you sand this?
Also always wear a respirator when sanding resin. It’s very bad for the lungs friends
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Word! 🐓✨ 😂
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It's because I'm lazzy, and I don't see most of them before dry brushing.
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Great stuff bruh!
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I'll let the next guy get first.
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I’m not sure the intro was long enough…I lost interest after 1 minute.
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