DIY Balsa Wood Stripper
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I make a DIY Balsa Wood Stripper, a handy tool I didn't know I needed and then 3d print one!
Hey, my dad released the 3d file for the balsa wood stripper in the video, you can find it here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3650647
What about cutting something curving into Balsa? Should I just switch material's? Example....I want to build onto or modify a models wings by adding the characteristic Raven's Wing Five Fingers
Hey, if you have a 3d printer and want the files let me now, and I'll convince my dad to release them on thingyverse or something
Edit: here you go www.thingiverse.com/thing:3650647
It'd definitely be great to have it on Thingiverse! I just poked around on a few online stores and none of the existing ones are quite as nice as your design; most of them use exacto blades, blech!
I would love to get the 3d print files for sure.
Miscast please post it on Thingiverse!!!
that would be really cool if your dad could do that. Nice idea though.
Here you go everyone www.thingiverse.com/thing:3650647
Binge watched all three seasons in a row. Good stuff.
Very kind! Thanks for watching mate
super idea
I'm just trying to create fortifications with balsa in 15mm, hope I'll be so effective and minutious...Wonderful job, thanks for sharing!
Good luck! 15mm is a bit small for me haha. I hope to see them on your channel
your content is like hot morning coffee
I am so glad to see your videos again.
Any reason why you dropped "terrain" from "miscast terrain"?
Thanks! I dropped terrain because I'm active in all areas of the hobby; wargaming, role-playing, modeling, 3d printing, painting sometimes even prop making. I'd love to cover some of those things in the future if I'm regularly more releasing videos.
I needed this yesterday. You will see. 😂😂
Hahaha, of course, that always seems to be how it works.
@@Miscast I sat there thinking I should make a small jig.
You win for simple! “we’ll just glue this blade on to some foam board” , not liking anything I found on line I spent an entire weekend desginging and iterating an adjustable one of my own.
I was legit terrified you were going to slice your hand, dude
Hi so I have a question have you or are you going to make the 3D Print files available for free or download or purchase.
Looks like a very well made design compared to the other such cutters on the market.
Blessings
Pastor Randy Bourque
Very informative video
I actually built a copy of your cathedral and put some lights in it looks pretty cool.
The files are in the pinned comment!
Thanks for the reply
Get this man a big cutting mat
If I had to describe your vids in one word it would be 'gourmet'
lol. Brilliant
Great video and nice tool that you've made!! I hope that water tower you whipped up makes it into a video someday!
Also... Are you just using a razor blade on your nice butcherblock table??
Thanks brent! You haven't seen the sinister happenings going on inside the water tower yet. There will be a video on water... ah liquid effects soon.
Also, yes, life is short
@@Miscast YOLO. Looking forward to that spooky water tower!
2 videos in 2 days? YAY. Thank you Miscast, very cool.
Great video man. Your videos always motivate me to craft and i think that your chill relaxing style of videos should really be at the forfront of what this hobby is realy like. I love the other boys like dmscott and BMC, but your channel is so unique and wonderful that it gives real appeal to the hobby. Just pace yourself and keep up the good work man.
Thank you so much. The cutting tool you can buy is VERY expensive but I was a bit afraid to make my own. Now I'll have a go!😃
Quality content once again. I'm sort of on a hobby hiatus because... well life, and the TH-cam algorithm wasnt showing your upload very clearly, but I'm glad I saw this!
Thanks dad
Cool!
Stripper stripper mate 😁👍
Another great video 👍
Cheers!
Unusual yet useful tools I didn't know about. Ding! Thank you very much!
No problem!
Your presentation always makes you look super organized. Would you be interested in doing a shop tour type video?
Yes I'm trying to organize something like that :)
thanks top tip - i followed your idea and it works a treat
gonna have to come out and see what you've been up to recently...
I just love this vibe - super chilled out. Also your dad is super cool
What? more then 1 video in a month?!!!!!!
hahah, I knew this was coming
Great idea! Actually I once bought a pack of trapezoid knife blade (don't know if it's how they are called worldwide :D) with holes, made by YATO i think. I have to try making such stripper (stripper! Huehuehue) with blade mounted with screws - it should be more durable and easily replacable.
Great idea. I haven't seen those blades. I typically just buy the cheapest bulk ones I can find haha! Thanks for the info!
2 videos in the span of a week? What did we do to deserve such stellar treatment? :)
Thanks for the content though. Your videos are always awesome and brighten my day.
Haha thanks! More on the way.
Thank you!!!!!
Your videos are an awesome and example and tutorial of how to start and make things properly I’m only learning and you’re channel has helped a lot
Great to hear! Thanks for watching :)
This series is the fucking best. My terrain worries are out the window. No more $150 sets of like 6 mdf walls with badly textured designs.
A link to where to get the 3d printed version you showed would be nice. If it was something you could sell, I would buy it.
I was hoping to see a comment like this, I reckon I can twist my dad's arm to release the files. Otherwise, balsa wood strippers are pretty inexpensive to buy from a hobby store or online :)
www.thingiverse.com/thing:3650647 here you go!
@@Miscast HEY!!!! I am glad I swing back and look at old videos now and again!
You’re a genius! Run away with me, my wife will totally understand!
Simply, clever and cheap
Thank you!
Thanks!
No problem!
that is really freakin clever!
nice! I made a similar jig for cutting brick work on 2" xps. I'll be making one of these for strips for sure