What a bummer to see that you stopped posting a year ago. This is a great concept and the editing is top notch. I really hope you continue this channel some day!
I do not want to detract from the importance of videos like this one, as expressing "the value of a first step" is one of the greater lessons one can impart, but 51 hours is not really very long at all. It's about a week or 2 if we include time spent on other things. A prodigy takes longer than that to learn to manipulate quaternions via assembly code to produce accurate artificial intelligence for a bot in an FPS game. Lots of people spend hundreds or thousands of hours building skills, and producing content with those skills, and then posting videos of what they created, which then get overlooked because they trust their audience to appreciate the result without going into such detail about their learning process or why their creation has value. What you're suggesting is that people don't want to see the results of hard work so much as have things explained to them, which would explain the surge of appeal of channels like 3B1B. I imagine presentation has a lot to do with it as well and that this video would have appealed a lot less if the voice over had been transcribed as captions instead. There are so many videos with tens of thousands of views explaining simple binary and boolean algebraic concepts in videos of 10 minutes or longer, but a video that is only a couple of minutes long which shows the results of a 1000+ hour project gets no views, even if the layers and layers of complexity of the project were originally built on those same topics that were popular in the longer videos which had far less time put into their development. It does make sense that limiting complexity of a presentation's topic and going into extreme detail would appeal to a wider audience, but I feel this discourages people from posting truly extravagant things that would be impeded by having to so intensely document their process beyond just taking notes - scripting, recording, and editing exponentiate process duration compared to simply performing the task being recorded. I bet B-a-S here even spent at least 51 or more hours on documenting this process into a 13 minute video, effectively doubling the time they put into it. Now imagine having to double the effort to demonstrate something you've spent hundreds of hours on to find an audience that will appreciate it. These are all my current theories for why it's so hard to find truly engaging content - on TH-cam, the Internet, and in general - and while some of it does surface from natural selection, it can't get much more common so long as appealing to the masses is more rewarding than appealing to audiences with greatly specialized knowledge.
A few ways to improve 3D pen stuff is to use a soldering iron (or heat gun like you had) to smooth the plastic together, use a dremel to sand it down, and paint it once you're finished. I haven't gotten to do this myself, but I've seen a channel that uses those techniques and his pieces are amazing.
@@sheldondrake8935 sadly that would create soot most likely, which will make the model dirty. with a proper soldering iron you can make sure to make temp of the iron itself specifically as to not burn plastic, too.
This was amazing, i loved seeing your realizations along the way as you practiced. A few of the creations turned out super incredible too, my favorite was the final robot since you added so many layers of detail and it had a really cool aesthetic once it was finished 😊
I did end up ironing some of the armor on the last robot with a wood engraving tool. I never did get the hang of making the smooth surfaces though. I just seemed to burn everything or gum up my wood engraver. Need to tinker more.
@@BuildaSkill that's because you need lower temperature. Like, 180 degrees or so for PLA, when it's soft, but not too liquid and sticky. The best way to do that, IMO, is the hotend of the pen itself, just like 3D printers do it!
@@BuildaSkill yea u really need to have a tool that u specifically use for smoothing out the plastic, i bought a soldering iron specifically for smoothing out the plastic but allot of plastic stuck to the tips of the iron still, got what i paid for though since it was a fairly cheap one, also depending on the plastic used a common lighter is more than enough to smooth 3d pen creations
This was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for detailing your learning process! I've always thought that being able to see the "mistakes" that proficient people have made along the way is extremely important for newcomers to a skill.
Honestly dude don’t give up on it, you can clearly see on the final picture of everything you made that your skill growth was explosively exponential in the last couple of projects.
@Claudia Washington he needs to project his voice more, what u hear is vocal fry when the throat either doesn’t get enough air or he’s just trying to make his voice too deep
The smell you have from ABS comes from the fumes it produces, which infact are toxic. For 3d printers it's strongly recommended to only print ABS in a closed an ventilated printer and not to be in the same room as the printer. But maybe those are just overly cautious German recommendations :D
I got one of these pens for christmas and this video is quite inspiring. I’ve mostly just been making goofy little creatures but I think I can make something cooler after learning the basics.
I think the people who disliked don't understand how great this video was. No hey guys, no buy this buy that. A simple video. Something we can watch after a long day of work. Thank you for making this!
@@bTechRemz069 Things are still being mailed/shipped out to people. I had no problem picking up the filament I ordered last week from Amazon. Most mail services are still considered "essential" even in lockdown situations.
My 10yo son got a 3d printer pen for Christmas. It’s called Mynt3D Super. Theres a pro one that lets you change the temp easier but I guess Santa couldn’t afford that one lol It was intimidating for him so I played around with it instead. I made him a pixelated Minecraft sword. He picked the colors and I brought it to life. He was like “WOW mom! That looks amazing” 😊 Made my day but I have a lot to learn for sure! The pen also came with a silicone mat with a bunch of shapes and lines and also a plastic “screen” mat thing so you can trace something without catching things on fire and making the plastic easy to remove from the surface. So I printed out a picture of a Minecraft sword, put the plastic screen on top of the paper and basically traced it with the 3Dprinter pen. Turned out quite nice for my first time. This pen opened up a whole world for both my son and I. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Christian Dean I’m sure he’s a busy man. Maybe he sets deadlines for himself to release videos and was recording his voice over in the middle of the night? It’s not like these clips are voiced live, he recorded the voicing after. I don’t know why you commented if you claim you enjoyed the video. He can record when he wants to.
there is a theory that the whole world ,like we know it, is only 2D but inside of a black hole, that generates a 3D model of everything. it could mean that the pen istn really 3D but we think its 3D xD ;D
Your process, the way you deal with setbacks, is something I want to learn from. I usually get really frustrated by setbacks and will try to walk away to cool off. Problem is sometimes I don't come back.
@@BuildaSkill haha, funnily enough, so did I, did a few Arduino projects and went for more advanced stuff. Didn’t work out and I never touched it again.
him: most man objects are made of square or cylinders. me: looking at my screen it's square, looking at my mic it's a cylinder, looking at my keys on my keyboard square, looking at my mouse pad square, my computer square on two sides, looking at my mouse it is kinda a cylider.
This guy actually motivated me to ask for a 3d pen for my birthday, wish granted, and now I'm making loads of things. Great for making figurines, buildings and game characters
Bought the pen as a gift for my 9 year old. And we had multiple tries yesterday but failed to make anything 3d. Thanks for this video as it will help my son understand there is patience and perseverance involved and learning to use this is a process not a sprint. ❤
Amazing progress. I'm considering a 3d pen simply for touching-up PLA prints that might come out slightly imperfect or a small piece breaks off in final production. Those last two projects highlight just how much can be done with such a simple tool once the skills are developed.
Most 3D pens can actually use the same spools of filament that are used on full blown 3D printers, which gives you a helluva lot more colour options for waaaaay cheaper, just need to make sure to get the right size for your pen
me: 3D prints a lot so has a pretty good idea on printing materials Build-a-Skill: Says this whole time he has been using ABS me: oh no Skill: It smells pretty bad after using it for hours me: OH GOD (ABS fumes are toxic and shouldn't be inhaled for long periods of time. Usually people 3D printing will use enclosure for their abs for this reason. (Also helps keep a consistent temp))
"because, honestly, no one's gonna buy it for me..." Not true. I bought one for my Reddit secret Santa this past Christmas because it's one of those things just a little too expensive and a little too limited to buy for yourself but it's a fun thing to experience.
"it smells a way better than abs" yeah... Just saying you are not supposed to inhale abs fumes. They are toxic, you should really be using it in a well ventilated environment. 3d printer that uses abs usually print in an enclosure with a ventilation system
@Epic well no, the hours of recording are the hours of actually using the pen. The hours of editing are a good mention but nothing to do with building skill with a 3D Pen- unless he plans on puppeteering this video to an audience through his 3D Pen creations.
I've got the same pen and I've made lines in the air! It's more time consuming, but it's worth it. You have to go REALLY slow, and take periodical breaks to let the plastic cool
Me: "when i see the video which a guy is making sonic with 3D pen"*thinks that 3D pen is easy to use* me when i see this: nevermind. Edit: - others are saying sanago - *For others that are confused that why are they saying that* "Sanago is the person who maked the sonic using 3D pen"
you're amazing with that thing. You could probably start a business making a million different things with that pen and sell them as christmas ornaments for 3 bucks each.... that's 3 million dollars! cha-ching!
I'm actually surprised that the robot only took 15 hours, when I saw it at the beginning of the video I thought it would have taken much longer. Pretty awesome?!
This inspires me to pick up my own 3Doodler again! I got it as a gift when it was just released, played with it for a bit without really being sure what I was trying to, and then left it in its box for five years.
"It's way harder than it looks. I have years of 2D drawing experience and it was hard for me. You've been warned" --> glad I finally found someone realistic here 😂
I'm still alive! Sorry it took.... 2 years.... but I made another video where I learn to 3D model using an architectural software called grasshopper. Different skill, but similar format: th-cam.com/video/4ZtNQsMnJWw/w-d-xo.html Answers to a few frequently asked questions/comments: 1. There is a lot of info out there on toxicity of PLA and ABS, look it up and be safer than me! 2. I only tried the 2 pens so I don't know enough to make recommendations. The names of the pens I used are in the description. I bought them off amazon. 3. I'm glad you liked the video, thank you for all the nice comments!
It's really interesting to see someone develop abilities step by step. How much did your prior design experience help you with learning this? What's more important in your opinion? Talent or Hard Work.
![[3D pen] 클린트 이스트우드 만들기. Making Clint Eastwood.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6hW_FbsEG4A/mqdefault.jpg)
“This can be used to guard important things, like frozen yogurt”. Exactly what terry would use it for
Yes
wOw So FUnny HahA terry loooooves yogurt
SWURT
Terry loves yogurt.
Nine-nine!
Someone’s years worth of designing and technology:
Plastic go in, plastic go out. But hot
Hio
Wait hol up
Plastic Goes In Plastic Comes Out You Can't Explain That.
haha plastic pen go brrrr
Cunnian NOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST CONDENSE YEARS OF DESIGN WORK INTO A SORRY COMICAL PHRASE
"I kept thinking about my mistakes" greeting card says "thinking of you"
😂😂 you are a mistake
btw... you are smart
Ryker's _Reptiles that’s a good one 👏 👏
Haha..
"From the first robot" is what they didn't include in the quote😉
Spoiler Alert She is the mistake
What a bummer to see that you stopped posting a year ago. This is a great concept and the editing is top notch. I really hope you continue this channel some day!
@@riifract you nice!
Fuck I’m dumb
their back
He posted
he just takes a while to upload
@@rdomnaispartan3734 Yeah 1 video a year.
"The robot of course can't fly without a red star on his chest"
Is this Stalin reincarnated?
Vici Vici
He needs to have that *T H I C C* mustache to become Stalin again
ElfSam 😂😂
@@surrk1057 ah yes the iconic T H I C C MARIO MUSTACHE OF OUR GREAT AND GLORIOUS LEADER STALIN
you mean a sickle and hammer
Or mario galaxy
"The 3D pen is just for sketches" *Finds Sanago on youtube* "So guys, I was wrong..."
That is 3d pen monk. Lol..
I mean, there's really no comparison. Some of the Koreans are truly pros.
Adidas. Adidadiadidas. *wall fixed*
I realy watch him
Totally a monk
"It's impossible to overestimate the value of a first step."
A quote I won't forget.
Global Cooling 1st reply
@@harveymetcalfe7889 So? I don't get it, what's the point?
Netts 795 likes and I’m the first reply I feel special
@@harveymetcalfe7889 Fair enough. Stay safe out there.
Netts thanks bro u too
I'd love to see this used in more mixed media projects. Use the pen for the structure then fill in the planes with paper or fabric.
Same.
Build-a-Skill:It took me an hour to make basic shapes
8 year olds in 3D pen comercials:Get a load of this guy
Ase Mui now has this not got any replies if that many people liked
@@HB.14 click button easy, thinking words hard
Ok that’s very true lol
Give this man a like for all the hard work and HOURS spent showing you something
I'm your 100th like lol
10 years ago, this video woulda made him a full-time income.
51+ hours spent to show us we'd better just lay down the $300 for a 3D printer.
I do not want to detract from the importance of videos like this one, as expressing "the value of a first step" is one of the greater lessons one can impart, but 51 hours is not really very long at all. It's about a week or 2 if we include time spent on other things. A prodigy takes longer than that to learn to manipulate quaternions via assembly code to produce accurate artificial intelligence for a bot in an FPS game.
Lots of people spend hundreds or thousands of hours building skills, and producing content with those skills, and then posting videos of what they created, which then get overlooked because they trust their audience to appreciate the result without going into such detail about their learning process or why their creation has value. What you're suggesting is that people don't want to see the results of hard work so much as have things explained to them, which would explain the surge of appeal of channels like 3B1B. I imagine presentation has a lot to do with it as well and that this video would have appealed a lot less if the voice over had been transcribed as captions instead.
There are so many videos with tens of thousands of views explaining simple binary and boolean algebraic concepts in videos of 10 minutes or longer, but a video that is only a couple of minutes long which shows the results of a 1000+ hour project gets no views, even if the layers and layers of complexity of the project were originally built on those same topics that were popular in the longer videos which had far less time put into their development.
It does make sense that limiting complexity of a presentation's topic and going into extreme detail would appeal to a wider audience, but I feel this discourages people from posting truly extravagant things that would be impeded by having to so intensely document their process beyond just taking notes - scripting, recording, and editing exponentiate process duration compared to simply performing the task being recorded. I bet B-a-S here even spent at least 51 or more hours on documenting this process into a 13 minute video, effectively doubling the time they put into it. Now imagine having to double the effort to demonstrate something you've spent hundreds of hours on to find an audience that will appreciate it.
These are all my current theories for why it's so hard to find truly engaging content - on TH-cam, the Internet, and in general - and while some of it does surface from natural selection, it can't get much more common so long as appealing to the masses is more rewarding than appealing to audiences with greatly specialized knowledge.
ok
TH-cam at 1 am: "Wanna see a guy make a robot with a magic pen?"
Me: "yea....."
@Memo it's 3am for me too
It's 1 am for me imao
Net force this is it
4 : 26
its 2 am for me
I wonder if someone made a 3D pen made specifically for covering the holes like a brush
Actually someone did! It’s like a paint scraper but smaller and smooths out the ‘hills’
@@DoctorMedicine_ Did u just reply to yourself
@@dutchvanderlinde4965 hehe
@@dutchvanderlinde4965 he probably looked it up later
Kid: "can u buy me a robot?"
This guy: "let me draw one for u"
*15 hours later*
This guy: here you go kid
Kid: 😲
kid: after two minutes breaks it
Kid: this drawing is bad
This guy : get the hell out of here
"You gotta put it in the right hole"
- Build-a-Skill, 2019
haha *f u n n y*
*t h a t ' s w h a t s h e s a i d .*
Deutschland Über Alles not to you though
@I should change This profile pic oh yeah yeah
The difference between the right and wrong hole is consent. The pen said no.
Hello and welcome to new episode of: Where quarantine led me to
Hey u can’t lie it’s gudd content
I reckon i'll see you guys here again if there ever came a zombie apocalypse
Lol
Come to think of it, we've probably all been watching the same videos as one another. You are now family. Greetings Sisters! Brothers! 👊
Greetings bro
A few ways to improve 3D pen stuff is to use a soldering iron (or heat gun like you had) to smooth the plastic together, use a dremel to sand it down, and paint it once you're finished. I haven't gotten to do this myself, but I've seen a channel that uses those techniques and his pieces are amazing.
i bet a spoon and a candle also works
@@sheldondrake8935 sadly that would create soot most likely, which will make the model dirty. with a proper soldering iron you can make sure to make temp of the iron itself specifically as to not burn plastic, too.
3D SANAGO?
"It can't fly without a star"
So is it a soviet robot now?
Blyat
@Victor Rasetti babushkas foods are the best
Как же ты разгадал весь секрет советского самолётостроения?
Товарищ, они всегда знали, почему вы думаете, что они ставят звезды на свои воздушные суда.
Was legit bout I type something along the lines of that
Me with a 3d printer: *laughs in sith lord*
10:45
@@CriticalAdventure ironic.
😁😆😂😂😆
DaHotdog same
you got a *metal* 3d printer?
Everybody: wrong hole lolol
Me, an intellectual: that greeting card is so cute!
İts realy so cute
I have to do it
Ok boomer
Huff Boy nah, I did. It’s a legal requirement. I took an oath.
Huff Boy facts
UR NOT ALONE BTW R/WOOSH MEH SOMEONE
This was amazing, i loved seeing your realizations along the way as you practiced. A few of the creations turned out super incredible too, my favorite was the final robot since you added so many layers of detail and it had a really cool aesthetic once it was finished 😊
Saw some people "ironing" the surface with soldering iron tip, to make the surface nicer
I did end up ironing some of the armor on the last robot with a wood engraving tool. I never did get the hang of making the smooth surfaces though. I just seemed to burn everything or gum up my wood engraver. Need to tinker more.
@@BuildaSkill that's because you need lower temperature. Like, 180 degrees or so for PLA, when it's soft, but not too liquid and sticky. The best way to do that, IMO, is the hotend of the pen itself, just like 3D printers do it!
Or you can try putting baking paper over the plastic and ironing that.
İts probably shanago
@@BuildaSkill yea u really need to have a tool that u specifically use for smoothing out the plastic, i bought a soldering iron specifically for smoothing out the plastic but allot of plastic stuck to the tips of the iron still, got what i paid for though since it was a fairly cheap one, also depending on the plastic used a common lighter is more than enough to smooth 3d pen creations
This was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for detailing your learning process! I've always thought that being able to see the "mistakes" that proficient people have made along the way is extremely important for newcomers to a skill.
Ikr
Honestly dude don’t give up on it, you can clearly see on the final picture of everything you made that your skill growth was explosively exponential in the last couple of projects.
The most throaty voice I’ve heard in a long time
I hate it
Have you heard corpse voice.
His channel name is corpse husband.
@@rathodvijay258 dumbass he said "throaty" not deep
What an annoying monotone shit voice
@Claudia Washington he needs to project his voice more, what u hear is vocal fry when the throat either doesn’t get enough air or he’s just trying to make his voice too deep
this dude REALLY likes frozen yogurt
and robots
I just remembered the yogurt I put in the fridge.
@@whisperingdragon4194 :D
Lol!
And his woman and the right holes
He's sounds like he's always sad
Or he needs a drink of water or something
:(
But a few minutes in you're not even realizing it
@@manthespoon :)
sounds like hes been up all night making this video and hes tired of this s***
wow man thanks for the heart
The smell you have from ABS comes from the fumes it produces, which infact are toxic. For 3d printers it's strongly recommended to only print ABS in a closed an ventilated printer and not to be in the same room as the printer. But maybe those are just overly cautious German recommendations :D
Same with pine wood.
I got one of these pens for christmas and this video is quite inspiring. I’ve mostly just been making goofy little creatures but I think I can make something cooler after learning the basics.
I think the people who disliked don't understand how great this video was. No hey guys, no buy this buy that. A simple video. Something we can watch after a long day of work. Thank you for making this!
Build-a-skill: *peels robot* *face comes off* oof that didn’t work as planned
Me:you expected the face to float in mid air?
lel
HerobrineXPc very lel
Yes
@@ParmanRS very VERY lel
@Your friendly neighborhood walrus Very ver VERY EXTREMELY lel
I think everyone should learn a skill like this during these isolated times. Great video!
yes i agree but how is anything gonna get shipped or bought if were in quarantine
Too bad I’m working still
@@bTechRemz069 it can still be shipped, but be careful.
@@dotmatrixmoe yeah
@@bTechRemz069 Things are still being mailed/shipped out to people. I had no problem picking up the filament I ordered last week from Amazon. Most mail services are still considered "essential" even in lockdown situations.
My 10yo son got a 3d printer pen for Christmas. It’s called Mynt3D Super. Theres a pro one that lets you change the temp easier but I guess Santa couldn’t afford that one lol It was intimidating for him so I played around with it instead. I made him a pixelated Minecraft sword. He picked the colors and I brought it to life. He was like “WOW mom! That looks amazing” 😊 Made my day but I have a lot to learn for sure!
The pen also came with a silicone mat with a bunch of shapes and lines and also a plastic “screen” mat thing so you can trace something without catching things on fire and making the plastic easy to remove from the surface. So I printed out a picture of a Minecraft sword, put the plastic screen on top of the paper and basically traced it with the 3Dprinter pen. Turned out quite nice for my first time. This pen opened up a whole world for both my son and I. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Project 3: Car
Step 1 (Draw a car)
Me: I have already failed.
I mean you could just download a car blueprint from Google images
I was thinking the same thing like "I can't draw"
@@HalloGaming print it in a 3d printer
I am good at drawing
@@derp2318 🧶
He sounds like he owns a TH-cam channel without his parents knowing and doesn't want them to hear him recording a video
Half true, didn't want to wake my family in the middle of the night.
@@tetkai64030 making vidoes takes time, maybe he could only fit the making of the video in that time?
@@tetkai64030 the sound didnt impact my enjoyment of the video at all
@@tetkai64030 geez
Christian Dean I’m sure he’s a busy man. Maybe he sets deadlines for himself to release videos and was recording his voice over in the middle of the night? It’s not like these clips are voiced live, he recorded the voicing after. I don’t know why you commented if you claim you enjoyed the video. He can record when he wants to.
12:23 Did anyone see this? "R.I.P"
hiroyuki.pineda emman7 because the robot broke.
I dont speak noodle
hiroyuki.pineda emman7 how tf u spot that
Dirreah
Led me straight into an ad
that last vase looked killer dude, the straight lines really elevate the model.
When you realise all pens are 3D, only that they draw 2D things
Time to get a 4D Pen!
U realise all pens are 3D but the ink is way to flat to see
Maybe in another universe there will be a 4D pen that can only draw 3D things
there is a theory that the whole world ,like we know it, is only 2D but inside of a black hole, that generates a 3D model of everything. it could mean that the pen istn really 3D but we think its 3D xD ;D
@@billygood89 is there any proof of that or is it just people overcomplicating and making up things to sound smart
Your process, the way you deal with setbacks, is something I want to learn from. I usually get really frustrated by setbacks and will try to walk away to cool off. Problem is sometimes I don't come back.
Me too, I tried to learn some arduino / electronics a while back. It's all in a shoebox under my desk now..
@@BuildaSkill haha, funnily enough, so did I, did a few Arduino projects and went for more advanced stuff. Didn’t work out and I never touched it again.
him: most man objects are made of square or cylinders.
me: looking at my screen it's square, looking at my mic it's a cylinder, looking at my keys on my keyboard square, looking at my mouse pad square, my computer square on two sides, looking at my mouse it is kinda a cylider.
wow, he is so wise,.
Thank you.
But triangles too, especially in construction. I think that's really important for structural integrity.
doesn't work on women
@@wouterd6725 Man didnt make women, but we get the blame anyway.
This guy actually motivated me to ask for a 3d pen for my birthday, wish granted, and now I'm making loads of things. Great for making figurines, buildings and game characters
This reminds me of what it looks like when you are training your sims how to art.
Gas mask, skull, flowers, day of the dead?
He really predicted covid-19
Tf do flowers have to with covid
Put flowers beside gravestone
*D* *O* *N* *K* it has nothing to do with covid 19 but it is used for gravestones
maybe the giant robot have some meaning...
everything dies eventually
"I couldn't go down without a fight"
That's pretty much what you do on this channel, all the time.
You need to make a sequel I’ve already rewatched this video three times and every time I’m always entertained.
Of course the sentry robot guards the frozen yoghurt. That stuff is legendary, it can’t get into the wrong hands
0:44 that's what she said!
Sorry, I just had to 🤣
pffffff
Bahahahahgvtfrvyhumuki
@@szmitek123456 Yes, ewww.
@@b_read6941 Yes , Yes ewww.
Tf
10:10 yaay the Soviet space program
First time getting a heart
@@Not_Evil_ Congrats dude
I was thinking the exact same thing when he said "The robot, of course, can't fly without a red star on its chest." Congrats on the hearted comment!
Nice job on getting a heart I haven’t got a heart so still good job
Bought the pen as a gift for my 9 year old. And we had multiple tries yesterday but failed to make anything 3d. Thanks for this video as it will help my son understand there is patience and perseverance involved and learning to use this is a process not a sprint. ❤
u can make spirals, but just whit the pens that come whit a heat control.
also 3d printing FDM filament (any material, but your "hotend" would dictate what you can use) may? be cheaper
Proffesenoil englishe
Not really, you couldnt make a uniform spiral
Can you use a small fan to rapidly cool the filament?
This guy in quarantine:
Me in quarantine: finishing Netflix
/viaplay
A couple months before
have you watched all the kids and baby shows O-o
Even horrorfilms? Welp ok
And the like disgusting ones like uhh “having s*x”
Ones or something but still tho that would take a long time LoL
Its isnt quarantine the time this was posted..
today i see someone do something cool and now i waste my moms money on it
its only waste when you don't use it enough what you bought
We have this pen in my school lol
Amazing progress. I'm considering a 3d pen simply for touching-up PLA prints that might come out slightly imperfect or a small piece breaks off in final production. Those last two projects highlight just how much can be done with such a simple tool once the skills are developed.
Hippity hoppity your idea is now my property
This channel is so underrated it makes me screech. I subbed, this was a good vid also.
The guy with the spear looks like hes standing on a reeces wrapper
OMGGGGG I CAN’T UNSEE THATTTTT
Same
Most 3D pens can actually use the same spools of filament that are used on full blown 3D printers, which gives you a helluva lot more colour options for waaaaay cheaper, just need to make sure to get the right size for your pen
Yes
Dude believe it or not. I legit love the first ones you made. The robot and the “love me” robot
me: 3D prints a lot so has a pretty good idea on printing materials
Build-a-Skill: Says this whole time he has been using ABS
me: oh no
Skill: It smells pretty bad after using it for hours
me: OH GOD
(ABS fumes are toxic and shouldn't be inhaled for long periods of time. Usually people 3D printing will use enclosure for their abs for this reason. (Also helps keep a consistent temp))
lol ABS like a 6-pack
i just have a fan on and i sit near a window when i use ABS
i just have a fan on and i sit near a window when i use ABS
lol ABS like a 6-pack
Just looked back at this I have no idea why it posted the same thing twice
11:20 Looks like someone wearing one of those queen of england small hats.
He with 3D pen after a hours: *robot, spidery*
Me with 3D pen after a hour: *still trying to make a good square in 2D*
I like how You used a wood burner for smoothing😮 it really does give some better results.
That chinese pen just brainwashed you into making a chinabot with that red star
Sometimes do them in yellow too... red and yellow russianbot.
完全同意
@@Psyg Não sei o que você escreveu, mas eu concordo
Vcent B59 stop talking minecraft enchantment table
@@Jordan-zk2rf lmaowo
"because, honestly, no one's gonna buy it for me..."
Not true. I bought one for my Reddit secret Santa this past Christmas because it's one of those things just a little too expensive and a little too limited to buy for yourself but it's a fun thing to experience.
While he is talking about the robot 'Giant' he made it quickly show him making it and flashes R.I.P at 12:23 to 12:24
Eclipz Rock ok
Wow I’m pretty sure that only showed for 1-5frames so well done for spotting that
CocoThePuff Meza no u
indeed. im actually impressed you saw that lol I sure didnt
What?
The amount of work and time he puts in his videos are insane!!! Keep up the good work!
"it smells a way better than abs" yeah... Just saying you are not supposed to inhale abs fumes. They are toxic, you should really be using it in a well ventilated environment. 3d printer that uses abs usually print in an enclosure with a ventilation system
Christian Sandrini I have a 3D printer and I use pla instead of abs just because of the fumes
Theboss 14300 what the fu-
The first time I read this I thought you were talking about human abs
_Ah yes, the smell of 6-pack abs is so much riper than 8-pack ones._
@@Theboss-xc8gk yeah baba I use pla 'cause I' m broke AF.
4:16 that looks like some kind of micro-organism... oh yeah it's called the T4 bacteriophage. Kinda looks like it.
Oh true
Has anybody noticed that he spent 50 hours and he said “51”
Ryan Setter he said he spent one hour just getting used to it 😊
Ah I forgot about that. Thanks!!
@Epic well no, the hours of recording are the hours of actually using the pen. The hours of editing are a good mention but nothing to do with building skill with a 3D Pen- unless he plans on puppeteering this video to an audience through his 3D Pen creations.
now u have 51 likes ;)
dont like this comment it is on 69
I've got the same pen and I've made lines in the air! It's more time consuming, but it's worth it. You have to go REALLY slow, and take periodical breaks to let the plastic cool
Me: "when i see the video which a guy is making sonic with 3D pen"*thinks that 3D pen is easy to use*
me when i see this: nevermind.
Edit: - others are saying sanago -
*For others that are confused that why are they saying that*
"Sanago is the person who maked the sonic using 3D pen"
I thought it was going to be easier as well, and I didn't even get into the sanding/finishing stuff.
@@itstyraplayz1232 I down think you should be saying all that private stuff...
sanago
Sanago
Maked
Min : “this is a important robot, it makes and helps things like make frozen yogurt”
Me : “yep”
Didn’t he say it PROTECTED important things like frozen yogurt?
Ptyler Beats calm your tits down it was a mistake
public transportation big tiddies
Calmeth thy tid
Wobba Wobba *tid*
I always come back to this video cause it makes a very accurate representation of what the average human is capable of by just practice and patience.
This has come up on my reccomended for over 2 years, but im finally watching it
Corona videos- popular:
TH-cam: Anything with a face mask gets recomended.
On my channel, I'll just have the title 9f a video called face mask tutorial, and I'll get recommended
"The robot can't fly of course without a red star on its chest"
*Russian National Anthem starts to play*
Cheeki breeki simulator 1918
Da Comrade
its time to rebuild the CCCP!
isnt the star yellow though?
@@dongle5397 The one from jugoslavija is red.
project 5 looks more like a t4 bacteriophage then a spider
that robot was legit the best thing ive seen all day
Can we just appreciate how much time he took to make this video for us
“Century can be used to guard important things.. like frozen yogurt.”
Build-a-skill for prez
Not gonna lie. I really, honestly, enjoy Pinkberry. Best ever.
@@BuildaSkill Pinkberry for life.
Ok but whats that pfp??
@@Jerry-nx4yn It is a cow with doritos and mountain dew. It is a reference to a really old meme (MLG)
The Worm uhh... that’s me? Lol
you're amazing with that thing. You could probably start a business making a million different things with that pen and sell them as christmas ornaments for 3 bucks each.... that's 3 million dollars! cha-ching!
Except if each one took an hour... then it would take 114 years to make them all. Don't think I'd live that long with all the fumes.
@@BuildaSkill then lets cut that 3 million down to i dont know ..30 bucks? No ok lol
That last one would probably sell for 40 Dollars++ easily.
@@LandersWorkshop Still far below minimum wage. I guess you could speed up with the process but even with 10 hours it would be just 4$ an hour.
blub2121 plus cost of plastic
I wish my grandfather was still alive to witness all the new things like this that are out today. He would have loved it all!
I'm actually surprised that the robot only took 15 hours, when I saw it at the beginning of the video I thought it would have taken much longer. Pretty awesome?!
Yeah, the robot was pretty fun, the vase was just painful though.
"Honestly, no one's going to buy this for me." That's so sad. 😢
why is no one talking about "crisp russet potato"?
Hmmm
This inspires me to pick up my own 3Doodler again! I got it as a gift when it was just released, played with it for a bit without really being sure what I was trying to, and then left it in its box for five years.
“You guessed it! More robots.”
DR. EGGMAN?!
HE PISSED ON THE MOON!
Plug: Yellow
Wire: Yellow
Wrong hole: Black
Him who puts it in the wrong hole: Don’t know why it doesn’t work!
I design things for a living, and I always tell myself to never underestimate how little people think about what they're doing. Myself included.
"It's way harder than it looks. I have years of 2D drawing experience and it was hard for me. You've been warned" --> glad I finally found someone realistic here 😂
anyone else getting a modern bon Ross feel from this guy?
I like it.
thanks for honestly sharing your learning.
I'm still alive! Sorry it took.... 2 years.... but I made another video where I learn to 3D model using an architectural software called grasshopper. Different skill, but similar format:
th-cam.com/video/4ZtNQsMnJWw/w-d-xo.html
Answers to a few frequently asked questions/comments:
1. There is a lot of info out there on toxicity of PLA and ABS, look it up and be safer than me!
2. I only tried the 2 pens so I don't know enough to make recommendations. The names of the pens I used are in the description. I bought them off amazon.
3. I'm glad you liked the video, thank you for all the nice comments!
Build-a-Skill nice video!
Awesome
Build-a-Skill thanks for the great content, keep it up
It's really interesting to see someone develop abilities step by step.
How much did your prior design experience help you with learning this?
What's more important in your opinion? Talent or Hard Work.
Good for you and your efforts, have a nice life and good luck.
Bruh u are so underrated I’m surprised u had my attention the whole video
me: i wanna make a building, a little house, a character, art, a small model...
this guy: r o b o t
Lol
I wish this guy came back, i love the few videos he has
The final looks so much like Canti’s red form from FLCL
I looked it up, and you're right. Totally does.
So what’s up with his kid and “frozen yogurt”
with the nine-nine
Let’s me honest no one searched for this, but everyone watched the whole video
yeah
be*
i love ur pfp
Yea i did
Yeah...
Ooo I like how the second projects turn out quite a bit more 😅thanks for sharing
How much does this cost? Never mind just got to the part don’t yell at me
non-yelling: why edit "never mind"? Either delete the comment, or edit the price in.
*yells at you*
iTs 40 DoLlArS
@@omikronweapon calm down
@@wornstrat5517 how is talking normally being mad
12:22 in the left side of the screen: R.I.P !!
I clicked on the time stamp, I was lead to an add XD
“I bought it my self”
“Because honestly no one was going to buy for me”
Truth is harsh
Tomer Cummings 🤨 why you mad 😡💀
Tomer Cummings you can’t even spell “making” correctly
@@catabad207 wtf you talking bout
Tomer Cummings look at ur channel
What is even happening
"It's impossible to overestimate the value of a first step." What a great phrase.