Awesome videos Brian ! Thanks for sharing . Happy Anniversary to you and your wife. My wife and I will also be married 33 years this year on Dec. 14th.
Looking forward to seeing the next video with the layer height settings and a close-up on the layer lines on a printed kit. A lot of my pre-printed 3D car body purchases have been pretty challenging because of the layer lines. Thanks for the video!
Great video Brian I've printed a lot of stuff but never a body will be doing one soon agreed its a great tool to have in this hobby looking forward to seeing how the clears turn out happy anniversary to you both 👍👍
This has been a great series, covering everything, not just little nuggets. I'm going to have to jump in to this eventually. Thanks for sharing and the shoutout, and Happy Anniversary! God Bless!
Very cool series, I'll have to catch up on all these. I purchased a printer a while back but have not taken it out of the box, feels like a whole other rabbit hole haha!
Simply Fascinating!! Your video has shown Me that 3D printing isn't as "technically involved" as I had mistaken it to be! It looks quite satisfying and with most pleasing results indeed! Thank You so much for sharing this with Us here in tubeland! With that being said though, unfortunately, I am on a fixed retirement budget, well, that and my Wife would not be please at My spending the capital needed to start this stage of the hobby up, HA! She thinks I spend to much as it is now, ouch! I did find this to be most informative and very interesting! I Thank You for Your time, effort and consideration for bringing this to Us Here! Looking forward to the next video, New Subscriber! Take Care, Be Safe, God Bless! Later
Great series. Thanks so much for this series, it has been vey informative. I think I will be buying a printer for Christmas for the family (The wife and daughter has some ideas of there own for it also)
thanks I appreciate it several more videos coming for this series I have printed multiple things for the grandkids (Hellokitty) figures and Halloween decorations to vases for the house endless possibilities
Really enjoying this series, you seem very knowledgeable. Can you discuss the concerns with handling the resin,. So many videos out there are talking about the need for a highly ventilated space and the toxicity of the resin material, How do you deal with it? Thanks
@@btcbob11392 thanks as I stated in the first video motors wheels etc are from same place cgtrader and cults 3D I mentioned a couple of vendors for them as well
Order the Printer from Elegoo but the was station and cure station are cheaper on Amazon unless they have a sale I use Anycubic abs like resin 3.0 is my go to for my resin
OK I'm sold on a printer but how much difference is there with 3d and resin? Also once I buy the file and open it on my computer is there a program that will let me modify it as in making it a wide body or chopping the roof?
@@Keith1960 yes you will need a slicer program the program I use I showed in the video call Chitubox there are several other slicer programs on the market that will allow you to do custom modifications I do not do that so I won’t go into it on the channel
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Awesome videos Brian ! Thanks for sharing . Happy Anniversary to you and your wife. My wife and I will also be married 33 years this year on Dec. 14th.
@@rustyrussum2432 thank you
Looking forward to seeing the next video with the layer height settings and a close-up on the layer lines on a printed kit. A lot of my pre-printed 3D car body purchases have been pretty challenging because of the layer lines. Thanks for the video!
@@ScaleSpeedworks thanks for watching God Bless
Really cool video 👍Ive printed engines and wheels never printed a Body .i think I will give it a go👍 thanks for sharing
@@stig800 thank you glad to share
I would love to see you vacuum form the glass.
Another good one Thank you and Happy Anniversary to you and your wife🙏
@@69airride3 thank you
Great video Brian I've printed a lot of stuff but never a body will be doing one soon agreed its a great tool to have in this hobby looking forward to seeing how the clears turn out happy anniversary to you both 👍👍
@@seamybmw thanks Seamus have a great day
Diggin’ this series! Thanx for the shoutout! Happy Anniversary and God bless!!!
Very good information. Thanks for sharing.
@@TerryMcAllister-e6w thanks for watching Terry
This has been a great series, covering everything, not just little nuggets. I'm going to have to jump in to this eventually. Thanks for sharing and the shoutout, and Happy Anniversary! God Bless!
@@BigSkyModelWorkshop thank you
Very cool series, I'll have to catch up on all these. I purchased a printer a while back but have not taken it out of the box, feels like a whole other rabbit hole haha!
@@LeftCoastModelCarBuilds thanks Paul
Simply Fascinating!! Your video has shown Me that 3D printing isn't as "technically involved" as I had mistaken it to be! It looks quite satisfying and with most pleasing results indeed! Thank You so much for sharing this with Us here in tubeland! With that being said though, unfortunately, I am on a fixed retirement budget, well, that and my Wife would not be please at My spending the capital needed to start this stage of the hobby up, HA! She thinks I spend to much as it is now, ouch! I did find this to be most informative and very interesting! I Thank You for Your time, effort and consideration for bringing this to Us Here! Looking forward to the next video, New Subscriber! Take Care, Be Safe, God Bless! Later
@@russellpoland6637 God Bless Russel hope you had a great holiday
Great update when I get one you will be the first to know.👍🏿
Looking forward to it Leon
Nice shout outs Brian and thank you too! Awesome video series! Happy Anniversary!
@@Mannysscalemodeling thank you buddy
@@busterscustoms Your welcome!!
Great series. Thanks so much for this series, it has been vey informative. I think I will be buying a printer for Christmas for the family (The wife and daughter has some ideas of there own for it also)
thanks I appreciate it several more videos coming for this series I have printed multiple things for the grandkids (Hellokitty) figures and Halloween decorations to vases for the house endless possibilities
Really enjoying this series, you seem very knowledgeable. Can you discuss the concerns with handling the resin,. So many videos out there are talking about the need for a highly ventilated space and the toxicity of the resin material, How do you deal with it? Thanks
This is an awesome series Brian!!! Thank you so much! 😎👍
@@theintake8961 very welcome Mike glad to get info out there
Kewl stuff man. I'm staying tuned in as I'll be getting the Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra.
Hey Buster, what's the difference in the Elegoo ABS Like 2.0 and 3.0? I was planning on getting the 2.0.
Very cool thanks for sharing 👍🙂
@@drafting5652 thank you
Great update. 👍👍
@@bigchef2112 thanks buddy
Where do you find stl's for like engines, wheels, custom car and truck parts ? Your videos are great, cant wait to see how you vacuum form the glass.
@@btcbob11392 thanks as I stated in the first video motors wheels etc are from same place cgtrader and cults 3D I mentioned a couple of vendors for them as well
Can I ask you what type of resign do you use (I am looking at order one of the bundles from ELEGOO)? Thanks for all your help
Order the Printer from Elegoo but the was station and cure station are cheaper on Amazon unless they have a sale I use Anycubic abs like resin 3.0 is my go to for my resin
OK I'm sold on a printer but how much difference is there with 3d and resin? Also once I buy the file and open it on my computer is there a program that will let me modify it as in making it a wide body or chopping the roof?
@@Keith1960 yes you will need a slicer program the program I use I showed in the video call Chitubox there are several other slicer programs on the market that will allow you to do custom modifications I do not do that so I won’t go into it on the channel
Do you ever do any F1 cars? Like the Mclaren MP4/4?
@@almonster2066 I don’t build race cars so o don’t look for the stl files
Do you think lychee is better than chitubox ?
@@btcbob11392 never used it so o couldn’t tell you I am not an expert just sharing info that works for me
Cool. Thanks for sharing.
Can you email me please?
Brian@bandcmotorsports.com