Tackling a Multi-Part 3D Print: Odin The Wise - A Multi-Part Journey

🎨 Embark on a Grand Journey: Preparing 'Odin The Wise' for Multi-Part Printing 🖨️
Join me on an adventure as we tackle the formidable task of a multi-part, multi-build plate 3D print! In this beginner friendly video, I take on the challenge of printing 'Odin The Wise' from Loot Studios, a magnificent statue standing at approximately 40cm tall when complete.
🔍 Introduction to Multi-Part Printing: Experience the journey from start to finish as I guide you through the process of handling a complex multi-part model. Follow along as I search for, download, and prepare 'Odin The Wise' for printing.
🖥️ Lychee Slicing Demystified: Dive into the world of slicing as I demonstrate how to prepare the model using Lychee Slicer. Learn about resin settings, build plate arrangement, and some advice to help ensure a successful print.
💡 Overcoming Challenges: As we progress through the 12 build plates worth of prints, I share insights and strategies to alleviate the daunting feeling of taking on a large printing project. Learn from my experience as I encourage you to conquer your fear and embrace the rewards of a massive statue model just waiting to be assembled, painted and displayed.
🎉 Join the Adventure: Whether you're a seasoned 3D printing enthusiast or a curious beginner, this video is your introduction to mastering multi-part printing. Don't miss out on the excitement - hit that play button and follow along on the journey of a lifetime with 'Odin The Wise'!
00:00 Introduction
01:55 Downloading Loot Studios
05:26 1st Build Plate
09:40 Resin Settings
12:23 Support Preparation
15:17 Final Slice 1st Build Plate
17:30 Remaining 11 Build Plates
37:18 Final Words

[@LycheeSlicer]

Great video 😁 When you have a lot of files, the "batch" feature can be useful.

[@upskillinglife]

Thankyou, that sounds like a great tip ... straight from the source! I will have to try it out on my next multi part print.

[@user-md4zz6ge3n]

Not ever having 3D printed, I have been following your posts as the model painting really appeals. After watching this I gotta say I had no idea the work that actually goes into a print. When you consider the amount of resin and time to do a large model, no wonder it's daunting THEN comes the paint work. Appreciate your meticulous attention to detail. Can't wait to see Oden.

[@upskillinglife]

Hey thanks for your nice comment. Yup there is a bit of work sorting out the files etc… before you end up with the printed model, and then the post processing work to do before you have something ready to be primed. Stay tuned for more on the Odin adventure.