it sure takes some experimentation to see what kind of tolerance you can get away with. i can't usually go smaller than 0.25mm lol. there's no shame in filing parts if you need to.
@@Gunplameli it's just you and Everyday Nerdy looking at movies and reacting to them. Check out Reaction videos it looks relatively fun to do. Star Wars reaction video SP38 is a great way to start.
It doesn't look great, honestly. I would suggest bringing it a bit more in line with the actual shape and proportion of a human hand, or use an existing anime robot hand design as a starting point and replicate that.
Thanks! I used my imagination for the portions which is why is was out of wack. I mainly wanted to have something with functionality joints! Thanks for the input.
it sure takes some experimentation to see what kind of tolerance you can get away with. i can't usually go smaller than 0.25mm lol. there's no shame in filing parts if you need to.
I get nervous filing parts down. I tend to break them when I do that. I am trying to learn how to sand them down without destroying them.
@@everydaynerdy1619 if you're using PLA that's probably why; it's an awful material to sand. either way it's just a matter of practice! :D
Hey Everyday can you and Melissa do movie reaction videos from time to time it could be really fun!!
We will see what the future holds! Thanks for the input!!!!
I have no idea how to edit something like that :/
@@Gunplameli it's just you and Everyday Nerdy looking at movies and reacting to them. Check out Reaction videos it looks relatively fun to do. Star Wars reaction video SP38 is a great way to start.
de solo verlo igual me duelen los dedos ajaja saludos !
Mis dedos terminaron cansados!!
It doesn't look great, honestly. I would suggest bringing it a bit more in line with the actual shape and proportion of a human hand, or use an existing anime robot hand design as a starting point and replicate that.
Thanks! I used my imagination for the portions which is why is was out of wack. I mainly wanted to have something with functionality joints! Thanks for the input.