My adventures with 3D Printing !!**Anycubic Photon Mono X 6K**
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3D printing is great when people wanna make cool extentions on their kit or simple things like trying to fix a part. Very cool.
Yeah I used mine to make a bigger mace for the Barbatos Lupus Rex that could actually hold it's whole weight without flexing so much. I have a resin printer personally and that has saved me so much time building and given me access to so many more tools it's insane.
On a Resin Printer though there are some cleaning and curing steps but after that it ends up being perfect for small little pieces or even new accessories. I use my Resin Printer for most of my printing but use an M300 for full on parts that I want to make that aren't in the original kits. For my 1/60 scale Gundam I ended up printing entirely new outer armor to turn it into the Full Armor. Well almost the Full Armor if not for the fact that I ended up having to reprint the shield and cannons twice before saying fuck it and just removing the cannons on the Shield. Using a sanded down and recasted Shield and calling it the pre armor Thunderbolt. That one ended up being completely out of my depth but I think if you don't take on ridiculously ambitious projects you don't get better.
Just wanted to add here,
FDM: when the print is finished, you need to work on the printed part with Sprays and files and sandpaper and wash and perhaps a Vacuum bell with some acetone to melt the top layer to get a surface that looks unprinted.
Resin: You will have to spend the same amount of time wearing gloves and washing, hardening, treating and rewashing the printed parts to get them looking top range.
One has a lot of particles to hoover and scoop up, the other has lots of hazardous chemicals than need to be properly taken care of and disposed of afterwards.
Choose your poison.
You just made resin printing sound a lot more work than it really is, plus FDM is massively slower than resin.
They is helpful and yes
if I'm going to print a 1:20 it's going to be FDM for me. I could not afford the resin it would take to print
The gentlemen are in recess today
Welcome to resin 3d printing! I started this year also with this. That printer you got is a very good one to start with! A bit of a learning curve to figure out how many supports you need to use and to tweak your settings to get good prints with no failures.
I love your enthusiasm. Lots of people get discouraged from failures but it's an awesome hobby. Watching 3D Print Pro videos helped me a lot.
Much harder than what I thought!
Thank you for the helpful information on 3D printing!
honestly, we'll loved whatever you throw in the video meli :* will always be here for ya. keep it up!
Respect for getting in to it. Good luck
Cool new skills, I definitely want to learn how to do it efficiently. Hope you keep figuring it out with us.
From someone who is about to go into this my self this Vid is very helpful. not many ppl do vids addressing everything they got wrong it’s usually everything they got right haha tysm
Glad to see your signature look is back. You pull off glasses so well. Welcome to the 3D printing community. It's a fun learning process. I do FDM 3D printing.
Some of those failures look like modern art (especially the headless Gundams attached to the supports). And yes, more 3-D printing videos please!
Educational and entertaining video. Hope to see the machine at work in future videos.
Very informative. Thank you!
As usual you'r presentation is always.
AWESOME
Awesome to see 3D printers invade everyone's hobby. Its done wonders for my wargaming
This build sounds epic. Good luck. 🙂👍
I got a couple Mono Xs and ordered 2 Ultras. Love just 3d printing. I find it fun.
facts.. men of culture never get bored on your videos...
Entertaining video Meli!Looking forward to more 3d printing videos!
Was interested in trying to do my own 1:72 scale printed models....this vid was fascinating and useful. Gracias!
Yes. I would like to see more 3D prints. Looking to get a 3D resin printer early next year.
"Meli can't get any cuter"
Meli with zaku hat:
I've been thinking about getting a 3D printer. This video helped a lot. Hope you make more videos about this. Thanks!!
yes yes yes, more 3d printing
Yes! More please! (You’re awesome!)
Great video, would love to see more 3D Resin printing, looks like a good investment for the hobby!
I loved the video Meli, and expand the channel in any direction you want. now that you have the printer you can make custom upgrades for all you kits
Good to see your videos back on youtube...don't know why but I haven't seen any new ones in some time. I got into 3d printing this last year. I also went with Anycubic, which I feel compared to my friends in the community is not as good a printer nor does their resins give good consistency. Some of the problems comes from the resin not staying properly mixed, shake the bottle or not. The other issue is temperature ranges in the room and the actual resin, build plate leveling and the surface being untrue in terms of complete flatness from the factory, lastly there are allot of adjustments in supports and print speed/lift, times that need adjusting. Good luck with your adventure. Also it makes it easier to remove supports if you soak them in hot watter after a rinse and before removing supports.
thanks for support
Hey Gunpla Meli. I started printing this year with the Anycubic Photon Mono X 4K. That first print you show that is a base, I found that if you print straight on the plate, for some reason will have that distortion around the edges. However, if you print it fully on supports, you won't get that. I've done several prints this year and that was one of the things I learned with this printer.
Thanks the the tip!
Best of luck on the prints, will you be printing the entire gundams or will you be doing parts and link them together
Gunplay Meli has gone hard-core with 3d printing. Nice!
Great video! :)
That zaku hat!!! Love it!
I have no idea how I came across this channel and I don’t know anything about these build figure things but I enjoy watching this channel weirdly lmao
LOVE THIS VIDEOOOOOO!!!! I’ve been resin printing minis for about 5 years and just now getting into gunpla! So excited to print some bits to add cool details. The video may be a couple years old, but it’s super cool to see your journey in this. It’s a hobby in its own right. I spent about 6 months learning and practicing before I felt comfortable with my anycubic (much smaller than yours. Lol) the cool part with failed prints is a lot of times you can salvage some of it and use it in other projects. Hoping to see more printing videos from you!!!
P.S. curious to see how the new flexible resin is used in gunpla. 🤔
OMG! the drangon look so so cool 😍....
I've been printing a 1/35 Zaku on my Phrozen Transform. It's pretty cool but expensive. In the end I'll have about $600-700 in resin used to print it.
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couple of questions.. are you hollowing the models out? if not the surface area is still pretty huge which is probably causing suctions issues not being able to pull the print off properly.. second thing i see is your supports look way bigger than they need to be, using way too much resin.. but this is all part of the learning process! keep it up, and have fun!!
No none are hallowed I think, I normally use lychee but you can’t use it yet so I don’t know how to use the anycubic software well. I’m waiting for lychee to be updated and I hope it will make printing easier!
I have never printed out gunpla or gunpla accessories but instead use it to print models and effects for miniature wargaming. Anyhoo, here are some channels that I recommend: 3D Printed Tabletop (he mostly does miniatures but has been doing this long enough that other printer content makers ask him for help and he’s done a few Kickstarters for STLs) & 3D Printing Pro (Greg does reviews of printers and different resin brands, also he is a professional in doing supports-meaning that he gets paid to do supports for other sculptors, not just that he’s real good). They both focus on 28mm-32mm tall figures but if they can make those come out with amazing levels of detail then larger prints are not usually a problem. Good luck.
Welcome to the 3D printing gunpla community, always good to have a new face.
Don't worry about getting failed prints, it happens. In your case I would say its probably a few things, you may have already worked them out, or your sister has already told you, but just in case.
The failed print at 7:20 looks to be one of a couple of things, wrong exposure time, i think you already worked that out, generally darker resins take longer to cure so going from the orange to the grey would need to have more exposure time, there used to be a good list for the anycubic photon settings, but that was the original, the mono X will have different settings. Temp also effects how the resin cures, so if you put a print on over night, with the temp drop you can find the resin dose not cure at the same settings.
The RX78 prints might be the same thing, but the front skirts are support failures, think of 3D printing as building a wall, you can only build onto another brick, you can make steps as long as the brick you place down has enough of the brick below to support it, this is over hangs or bridging, for large gaps you can build up support to hold the brick in place until its fixed to the ones above. what's happening with the skirts is theirs nothing under them, so the printer makes the part, move up and repeats until that part has a brick it is fixed to. when generating supports there's an option for all rather than to base, some times the computer is not smart and misses bits so you will have to go in an add them your self, if the software dose not crash on you. The software problems sound like a pain, you can try other software to do the supports then save the file as an STL and import that into anycubics slicer, don't know if that will help, here's to hoping the mac version gets fixed to stop the crashes.
As for others that are into 3D printing mokanaman got me into 3D printing, he's on youtube and has documented his work with early budget 3D printers and gunpla building. There's a good 3D printing gunpla community on facebook where a lot of people share there work, i made a repository on there with a lot of files so if you are looking for models hit it up and see if there's anything you are interested in. I am curious where you found that xmas themed zaku and ball, been looking in the normal spots and not seen it anywhere.
keep up the good work.
That's looks really good for your 1st try. I think it looks great for a first try.
That is very cool👍🏼
Taking your hobby to the next level. Nice! Will be waiting for your next 3d printing project, perhaps a partner with your giant RX-78-2 which is Char's Zaku. Gonna wait photos of your 3d printed try-outs on Instagram.
That Zaku hat is adorable!!
I remember the video of you unboxing that zaku hat, was wondering when you're gonna wear it again😁😁 great video by the way
wow those looks good. Maybe print in separate parts so if one part failed so it isn't wasteful.
Cool video, GM. Those supports that you need to remove (From the Rudolph ball, for example) might be more easily removed with your sprue cutters.
The fun thing about resin printing, the bigger the better. Bigger prints will be higher quality because more pixels can be used for each layer.
Pretty Cool! Love the hat!
I really love your T-shirt and your zaku´s hat !!!
hi everyone, I wanted to start my adventure as a builder with a PG astray red frame, the problem is that I have lost an important piece the "diecast b" how can I get one?
Good video, question tho: where did you get that dope zaku hat?
I love it! What slicer do you use?
It's cool you've gotten into this! I'm looking to get a 6K Mono X atm. How are you find the smell of the resin? And if it's in your home how do you deal with the smell? Also how do you deal with keeping temperature/humidity changes from creating problems.
Looks like you should be printing that larger Gundam in parts rather than all at once.
Smell gives me a headache, I try to print in garage where there is more ventilation or wear a mask.
for high detail rx78-2 there have a separated part format. that much more easy to print
YOOO the "messed up" base looks like a better matchup to be honest... specially if you're painting them. :D
Question: Do you print indoors orin a garage? i have a printer, a smaller anycubic one and the fumes are awful but i live in an apartment so im trying to figure out what i should do about the fumes. thanks in advance!
That dragon is amazing i was going to say it looks like Shenron from dragon ball. Nice work
For sure the Dragon mold looks a lot like Shenron, but he can also remind me of Wu Fei's Nataku Gundam from Gundam Wing, so this video is still pretty Gundam focused. Jeje
the raw printed rx-78 on the supports looks like it's fallen on top of an old school rollercoaster haha
You look so adorable with the hat! 😍
like other gentle men, I want more video of 3d printing, and happy new year
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Hey! Two of my favorite things; Gunpla and 3D printing! 😁 (But I'd be lying if I said it wasn't the Zaku hat that earned my sub. 😉)
SHIRT!!!!
Cool.
I need that Zaku hat for winter!!!!! 🥶
ohhh.. 3D printing to the next level..
will someone please make a 3d printed Gundam Full ATX gaming pc case! I need that in my life!
Thanks for the information. I have always been on the fence about 3D printers. This is a good real world using of the product.
Love the hat. Really cute
hello,could you tell me how to desgin the effect part(3d model)?or where to download the file(keyword)?
9:00 looks like a potential gundam repair/being made diorama
Melli you need to take out the uncured resin from that effect part. Or it will slowly eat through and the model will tear open
Thanks for the advice!
Did you ever get anywhere with this?
And du you sell the fall print
killer T shirt!!!!
That Dragon looks so Soft I thought its Rubbery Like
but the moment the tail hits the table, Im suprised
My opinion is to separate the model into smaller parts to print instead of printing as one. The success rate is higher and reduce the overhang by repositioning. You are going to paint it anyways so superglue the parts should be fine.
Cool! That RX-78 is my bro 3D file which he sell it in the market. I can say it is really big. Shall be a size of a boy. All the best and be patient. Lol.
Aunt Melissa!♥️♥️♥️
Where can you get the files for that dragon?
I am gonna get a Creality Halot-Sky 4k
not Gundam related but there's this one guy who manages to print out a Transformers figure that is the size of a person, it even transforms!
Hey cute stuff I like green Gundam and not fail I did worst on regular build Gundam lol
please make a review of top and least fav in your collection from HG, RG, MG and PG.... :)
high detail rx782 failed print because the support setting, practice more make perfect, also try use others resin can make the print more stronger. happy 3d print
I can't stop watching the hat xDDD
Get a whambam flexible plate. So you won’t use a spatula just pops out
Cool video .
There are two things missing from this video
One of em doesn't count
rrobbert184 is back!
Wait, seriously?! FINALLY!
hi gunpla mei- 3D printing would greatly help replicating those broken or lost gundam kit parts... tho involves a lot of process
I like your Gundams
is this your full time job?
Where are you based? You should check out the massive Gundam statues here in Tokyo. As for the anycubic SLA printer I own… way too much time wasted in failed prints, I stick with FDM for now.
Something tells me this video won't get as many likes as usual but I can't quite put my finger on it.
Like this video really interesting