The wood grain print turned out really good. I'm going to have to looking for some light/dark brown filaments to test this out. So glad I talked myself into getting the P1S Combo and not just a standalone printer :-)
I just stumbled upon your channel; subscribed!; and have learned several new things. I’m (finally) beginning to learn the software & design aspect What I really appreciate about YOUR videos is that you show and describe what you’re doing - not too verbose, yet enough info to follow along and get the results. Thank you for another great video !
On the single color tags, have you experimented with flipping them on their face to take advantage of the bed texture and filament flow to smooth things out? Conversely, the "Ironing" setting may be beneficial to the top layer finish of a lot of your creations (in case you haven't tried it) Thank you for continuing to share your workflow. It's been so motivating!
I’m glad you’re liking the videos 😊 thank you so much for watching! I haven’t tried printing face down. My beds are always so dirty I’m afraid to try it. I will soon though! And I also want to try ironing to see the difference. Might make a cool video!
Great video! Fun seeing how projects come together. The process for me is about the same searching for ideas. Using fusion I was thinking that process during the video. LoL
You are inspiring me Macy! I can only dream to be 1/10th as successful at this as you are. I've gotten some sales locally, so I said what the heck and got myself a P1S combo...it really is a pretty sweet machine. I bet those wood grain tags would be a good seller in your shop. As far as the lights, they look cool and I bet it would be even better if you linked them together w/ some kind of string/twine/wire and only fastened every 3rd or so to the ceiling, allowing the ones in between to hang down. I'm sure you've mentioned it, but what is the program you use to make the designs?
That’s awesome you got a p1s! Really speeds things up! I’ll probably add the tags to my shop next Christmas. And for the lights I definitely want to try and string them together somehow, this was just a quick way to get them up for this year. I stayed pretty busy all the way up to Christmas so my “Christmas video” had to take the back seat. I’ll be more prepared next year. Thanks for watching and continuing to support me on my journey ☺️
Can you explain to me how you cut the wood grain out of your tag. Do you do that in Tinkercad or in Illustrator? I ddid the Stocking Tag in Illustrator.
Love the wood grain and raised letters!
This is what I like about your channel. You show your process and how you do things. This is so helpful for fellow 3D printer makers. AWESOME!
Thank you! I'm so glad you're liking the videos :) Thank you so much for watching!!
impressive results!
The wood grain print turned out really good. I'm going to have to looking for some light/dark brown filaments to test this out. So glad I talked myself into getting the P1S Combo and not just a standalone printer :-)
I just stumbled upon your channel; subscribed!; and have learned several new things.
I’m (finally) beginning to learn the software & design aspect What I really appreciate about YOUR videos is that you show and describe what you’re doing - not too verbose, yet enough info to follow along and get the results.
Thank you for another great video !
Awesome! Thank you :) I'm glad you're here!
Always an inspiration Macy. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks for all you do and keep it up!!!!!
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching ☺️ I’m so glad you’re here!
Good projects Macy. Hope you had a profitable season.
Keep up the great work, I have learned so much from watching your videos!
Nice job 👍🏽 your so creative!
Thank you 😊 and thanks for watching!
You're very good at Indesign!
The wood one is genius
On the single color tags, have you experimented with flipping them on their face to take advantage of the bed texture and filament flow to smooth things out? Conversely, the "Ironing" setting may be beneficial to the top layer finish of a lot of your creations (in case you haven't tried it)
Thank you for continuing to share your workflow. It's been so motivating!
I’m glad you’re liking the videos 😊 thank you so much for watching!
I haven’t tried printing face down. My beds are always so dirty I’m afraid to try it. I will soon though! And I also want to try ironing to see the difference. Might make a cool video!
Great video! Fun seeing how projects come together. The process for me is about the same searching for ideas. Using fusion I was thinking that process during the video. LoL
Thanks! Haha just google until you find what you’re wanting
OK, I will give a try in 2024 😁
Yooooo new video lets go! Im starting my own 3d printing business because of you!
Woah that’s awesome! What kinds of things are you going to sell?
@@macymakes3d I'm going to try and sell useful stuff and stuff people can use for organization.
You are inspiring me Macy! I can only dream to be 1/10th as successful at this as you are. I've gotten some sales locally, so I said what the heck and got myself a P1S combo...it really is a pretty sweet machine.
I bet those wood grain tags would be a good seller in your shop.
As far as the lights, they look cool and I bet it would be even better if you linked them together w/ some kind of string/twine/wire and only fastened every 3rd or so to the ceiling, allowing the ones in between to hang down.
I'm sure you've mentioned it, but what is the program you use to make the designs?
That’s awesome you got a p1s! Really speeds things up! I’ll probably add the tags to my shop next Christmas. And for the lights I definitely want to try and string them together somehow, this was just a quick way to get them up for this year. I stayed pretty busy all the way up to Christmas so my “Christmas video” had to take the back seat. I’ll be more prepared next year.
Thanks for watching and continuing to support me on my journey ☺️
How do you create 3d ornaments, love to learn!!! (Sphere, Star, etc)
Can you explain to me how you cut the wood grain out of your tag. Do you do that in Tinkercad or in Illustrator? I ddid the Stocking Tag in Illustrator.
By the way I am a high school teacher. I just liked it and was trying to teach my students how to do that kind of thing.
I did it in tinkercad. I exported the tag and the wood grain, and then made the wood grain a “hole” in tinkercad and merged the parts.
Do you have a link for that torch?