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Hi Eric, very informative video. Really enjoyed it. Always wondered how to take care of gaps when not gluing the pieces together and getting rid of the seam line. Also want to thank you for helping me with my 3D printing projects. Best wishes always, Al De Pasquale.
Thank you for your videos. You helped me with adding magnets to my models. Thank you for the information on how to fill gaps on removable pieces. It was so helpful!
Here are the key points and the important details of this video, created by NEX Key Points： 1. [Key Point 1]: Use A's epoxy sculpt to fill gaps, blend textures naturally. 2. [Key Point 2]: Create silicone stamps for advanced textures like leather, Kevlar. 3. [Key Point 3]: Fix removable parts without fusing, use plastic wrap and Vaseline. Important Details: Here's the timeline, created by @ 00:00:00 Introduction and Overview • Eric introduces the topic of filling gaps on 3D printed parts. • Discusses the challenges of filling gaps in textured models. 00:00:37 Traditional and Advanced Techniques • Eric explains traditional sculpting methods and advanced textures. • Introduces silicone stamps for recreating complex textures. 00:01:43 Filling Gaps with Textures • Eric demonstrates filling gaps with fur texture on X-Men Beast. • Uses A's epoxy sculpt to blend textures naturally. 00:03:46 Capturing Textures with Silicone Stamps • Eric shows how to capture and replicate textures using silicone stamps. • Examples include leather and Kevlar patterns. 00:05:04 Filling Gaps in Removable Parts • Eric explains how to fill gaps in removable parts without fusing them. • Uses plastic wrap and Vaseline to prevent sticking. 00:06:58 Final Sculpting and Sanding • Eric finishes sculpting and sanding the model to hide gaps. • Discusses the importance of blending textures for a professional finish. 00:21:20 Removing and Rekeying Parts • Eric demonstrates how to remove and rekey parts for a better fit. • Uses plastic wrap and Vaseline to prevent sticking. 00:30:58 Final Touches and Review • Eric reviews the final results of the sculpting process. • Discusses the importance of sanding and preparing for painting. 00:39:23 Capturing Textures with Hot Glue • Eric shows how to capture textures using hot glue and baby powder. • Demonstrates creating stamps for replicating textures. 00:45:17 Final Outcome and Conclusion • Eric reviews the final outcome of the project. • Discusses the importance of sanding and preparing for painting. We hope this summary helps you better understand the video content! If you have other videos that need to be summarized, please visit my homepage to see more~
I really like your channel. I've learned a lot about painting 3D printed sculptures from it. I want to ask you a question: which 3D printer are you currently using? I’m looking to buy a new 3D resin printer and was wondering if you could give me some advice.
@@kalanya1231 thanks appreciate the feedback. I have an Anycubic Mono X and just received a Elegoo Saturn 3 for review which will be coming up in the next few weeks. Personally I've never had any issues with my Anycubic but some people do, especially with customer service. Elegoo on the other hand has excellent customer service and great reliable products. There's all different machines/types depending on your needs.. such as the size you're looking to print. But the Saturn series is very popular among printers. In the end it comes down to price and size. But I really like Anycubic or Elegoo.. those would be good starting machines.
This was such a great video. Thanks for how thoroughly you explain everything. Was wondering if you had any tips for using your stamp method to repair texture sanded away to remove a layer line or imperfection on the print that isn't at a joint. I was thinking about trying to use aves, plus the hot glue stamp, to create little flat layer of epoxy to stamp the texture on. Any pointers? Thanks again. I love your channel.
@@zaandaman yes that's exactly the method (not just for gaps). You would put down a layer of Aves and push the stamp into it to make an impression of the texture. Just let the Aves sit for a little bit.. there's certain periods of working time that are better than others.. it's extremely soft when first mixed.. as it hardens over the next hour it becomes better to sculpt with. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
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Hi Eric, very informative video. Really enjoyed it. Always wondered how to take care of gaps when not gluing the pieces together and getting rid of the seam line. Also want to thank you for helping me with my 3D printing projects. Best wishes always, Al De Pasquale.
Glad it helps. I'll have some more focused 3D printer/resin/software content coming soon as I've partnered up with some major brands 👍
I lost hope when I was trying to cover a seam with removable magnet parts. Now with these tricks I will start again. Thanks 🙏
@@ath_greek glad to help.. thanks for watching 😎👍
Thank you for your videos. You helped me with adding magnets to my models. Thank you for the information on how to fill gaps on removable pieces. It was so helpful!
@@lawcreations6805 Thanks for watching. Glad to help!
Great friggin' tips bro, thank you!
Thanks for watching 😎👍🏼
Good stuff, bro!
Thanks for watching 👍🏼 😎
VERY NICE. I LOVE YOUR WORK E. 😲 💯🔥🦇🤘🏽👊🏽
@@edwindiaz8257 thanks Edwin 👊🏼
Great job 👏🏻
@@rodrigomarques2056 thanks 😎👍
U can also use wood filler it works great
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Great video, thank you!
@@geeklabz thanks for watching 😎👍
Great info!
Thanks for watching
Here are the key points and the important details of this video, created by NEX
Key Points：
1. [Key Point 1]: Use A's epoxy sculpt to fill gaps, blend textures naturally.
2. [Key Point 2]: Create silicone stamps for advanced textures like leather, Kevlar.
3. [Key Point 3]: Fix removable parts without fusing, use plastic wrap and Vaseline.
Important Details:
Here's the timeline, created by @
00:00:00 Introduction and Overview
• Eric introduces the topic of filling gaps on 3D printed parts.
• Discusses the challenges of filling gaps in textured models.
00:00:37 Traditional and Advanced Techniques
• Eric explains traditional sculpting methods and advanced textures.
• Introduces silicone stamps for recreating complex textures.
00:01:43 Filling Gaps with Textures
• Eric demonstrates filling gaps with fur texture on X-Men Beast.
• Uses A's epoxy sculpt to blend textures naturally.
00:03:46 Capturing Textures with Silicone Stamps
• Eric shows how to capture and replicate textures using silicone stamps.
• Examples include leather and Kevlar patterns.
00:05:04 Filling Gaps in Removable Parts
• Eric explains how to fill gaps in removable parts without fusing them.
• Uses plastic wrap and Vaseline to prevent sticking.
00:06:58 Final Sculpting and Sanding
• Eric finishes sculpting and sanding the model to hide gaps.
• Discusses the importance of blending textures for a professional finish.
00:21:20 Removing and Rekeying Parts
• Eric demonstrates how to remove and rekey parts for a better fit.
• Uses plastic wrap and Vaseline to prevent sticking.
00:30:58 Final Touches and Review
• Eric reviews the final results of the sculpting process.
• Discusses the importance of sanding and preparing for painting.
00:39:23 Capturing Textures with Hot Glue
• Eric shows how to capture textures using hot glue and baby powder.
• Demonstrates creating stamps for replicating textures.
00:45:17 Final Outcome and Conclusion
• Eric reviews the final outcome of the project.
• Discusses the importance of sanding and preparing for painting.
We hope this summary helps you better understand the video content! If you have other videos that need to be summarized, please visit my homepage to see more~
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I really like your channel. I've learned a lot about painting 3D printed sculptures from it. I want to ask you a question: which 3D printer are you currently using? I’m looking to buy a new 3D resin printer and was wondering if you could give me some advice.
@@kalanya1231 thanks appreciate the feedback. I have an Anycubic Mono X and just received a Elegoo Saturn 3 for review which will be coming up in the next few weeks. Personally I've never had any issues with my Anycubic but some people do, especially with customer service. Elegoo on the other hand has excellent customer service and great reliable products. There's all different machines/types depending on your needs.. such as the size you're looking to print. But the Saturn series is very popular among printers. In the end it comes down to price and size. But I really like Anycubic or Elegoo.. those would be good starting machines.
@@itsallthingsart Thank you :)
This was such a great video. Thanks for how thoroughly you explain everything. Was wondering if you had any tips for using your stamp method to repair texture sanded away to remove a layer line or imperfection on the print that isn't at a joint. I was thinking about trying to use aves, plus the hot glue stamp, to create little flat layer of epoxy to stamp the texture on. Any pointers?
Thanks again. I love your channel.
@@zaandaman yes that's exactly the method (not just for gaps). You would put down a layer of Aves and push the stamp into it to make an impression of the texture. Just let the Aves sit for a little bit.. there's certain periods of working time that are better than others.. it's extremely soft when first mixed.. as it hardens over the next hour it becomes better to sculpt with. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@itsallthingsart thank you, sir! Really appreciate the guidance. If I can help support your channel in the future, let me know!
@@zaandaman thanks yes I have membership set up with different perks for anyone looking to support the channel. It all goes back into production costs.
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All details is perfect.
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Awesome handy video! thank you! also... did you sculpt that Beast? Its beautiful!
Thank you appreciate it. No, this is a digital sculpt for 3D printing by Wicked.
@@itsallthingsart thank you again!