I tried to learn 3D printing & modeling in 7 days ⚡🌠 (ft. AnkerMake M5C)
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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Hey friends! Over the past week I embarked on a long journey to learn 3D modeling in blender and learn to 3D print using my new AnkerMake M5C printer. I still can't believe this was a successful experiment. I hope y'all enjoy!
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AnkerMake M5C is a 3D printer with high speed & high precision and is designed to easily customize functions in one click.
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using animation stuff like blender for 3d printing will lead to a lot of issues trying to print stuff that programs like onshape and auto cad wouldn't have, like the floating vertices and especially non manifold parts which is when a part doesn't have a fully enclosed interior and thus the slicer can't tell what the limits of the inside and outside so it just breaks.
printers always print faster horizontally than vertically so if a part can be broken up to lay flat it will be both stronger and faster to print.
costum supports will be a lot cleaner and better supportive but u have to manually add them.
parts can be heated with water or hair dryers to allow you to bend them so u can print stuff entirely flat then bend them to the desired shape to avoid supports entirely.
always make sure your supports infill is significantly less than the models infill, i usually use 0-3% with single wall thickness on supports.
Your dedication to just dive head first into really difficult projects astounds me, I hope to have this much courage when I create!!
I could never T_T
It's called vyvanse.
@@grandmasterautistwizard4291LMFAOO that caught me off guard
Been off of my vyvance and my ADHD has not been pretty….
As someone who did a lot of 3D modeling in animation school, I'm very excited to see you start 3D modeling and printing!
My biggest piece of advice is primer/filler! Rust-oleum makes a great 2 in 1 primer that fills in all the layer lines to help give it a smooth, finished texture. I usually go through 2 rounds of priming then sanding with various grits and then hitting it with a clear coat to really give it that professional prop feel! (It can also help really blend in seams between multiple print pieces on larger props) Really makes a difference when 3D printing!
Fun fact: the hand guard between the blade and grip on a rapier is sometimes called a 'basket'! I think because of its bowl-like shape and the fancy weaving designs it can have.
I remember old sketchbook sessions of Kira saying she didn't play DnD, glad to hear she saw the light and joined our cult-uh I mean game community. 🎉
tip: to erase the print lines on bigger pieces like this, you can use filler primer which is usually used on cars, it'll fill up those cracks :)
You know this timing is insane, I just started looking into 3d printers
GOOD LUCK ITS RLLY FUN
I know right. I’ve been looking into getting a 3d printer for a while now and thought it would be awesome if prickly started 3D modeling.
As a fellow D&D nerd and lover of printing and painting mini's I think 3D printing is the best thing that has ever happened to table top gaming.
Did some larger models, specifically I printed a model castle because I thought that would be neat. One large enough for characters/combat to actually to take place.
Larger/Multi part models take a bit of practice and trail and error but you can make some really smart mechanism to just click parts together. I made the castle for our next game buuuut I had to take it with me. So I made it in 13 parts with little nubbins that would lock into place.
Now the only thing I need is a printer that make me snacks and I'd be set for life! Which, with some of the advances in the 3D printing might/will very likely happen in our life time.
Which is insane. in like 10~20 years you can just press play and print a burger with fries.
Thank you for your awesome video's, it's so nice to know someone exists that has the same dragon energy but also the chaotic chipmunk energy I have ^^;
It's incredible that you managed to create something so beautiful and delicate with only a week for learning everything you needed to do it, you always surprise me! ❤
Next video: learning to use a forge and becoming a blacksmith in a week.
(P.S. this was pretty cool to watch. The printing is so satisfying.)
(Oh and your donut was sick 🤪)
That dragon model was wild. Shocked you didn't even need to assemble it. So cool.
Super impressive that you picked all that up so fast!! Blender has a steep learning curve and you just kicked it to the curb! I wonder if to get your shapes projected onto your objects if you couldn’t just do a lot of subdivisions on the target object and then use the shrink wrap modifier to project your shape onto it and then cut it out.
Im trying to learn 3d modeling rn and i have never felt so stupid, mad respect
Girl this looks so good !! The fact you now finally posess a 3D printer is gonna help you in your projects a lot.
I'm literally crocheting a spider web top like yours while watching the video! Super excited about what you'll be able to create with this!
Oh my goodness it turned out so well!! For first prints you did amazingly.
Immediately when I saw the thumbnail I was low-key shocked at the pretty chibi style you gave your little Kira 🥺I was like "did she change her style??? huh??????" like it is just such a nice blend of pretty detail and exaggerated cartoon.
ok I'm done gushing over something that isn't the point of the video COUGH COUGH- I LOVE how the sword came out(I also just generally love rapiers) and I would love to see you try out 3D animation, maybe with one of your characters?
You got the hang of this SO FAST!! 😮 I feel like it would take me months 😂😂
3d modelling is one of the coolest and most fun things I've been doing recently. I've been mainly making 3d models of dinosaurs and recently have been doing stuff related to a godzilla au I'm making so it's really cool seeing you try out blender and do some 3d modelling. Keep up the fantastic work
The sword is stunning! I love your ability to just create whatever comes into your mind without second thought. You've made me create some little projects I've wanted to do forever, but never knew where or what to do with them. Your stuff is amazing, and thank you so much for just being you!
I applaud the commitment to learn Blender, I learned to 3D model on Zbrush and Maya and it has been difficult to unlearn how they work. Love the Rapier!!!!
As a 3D artist I'm blown away by how fast you picked up both of these very technical skills! Either of these things can take most people at least a year to fully comprehend. The piece came out awesome!
you’ve become too powerful, you’re gonna be unstoppable now
it's incredible seeing the production level of your projects increase with time. this is insanely cool
I'm learning blender right now too! It's so cool seeing you diving into modeling as well. It's definitely frustrating trying not to break the model at first but its also *very cool* having something tangible by the end. I haven't printed anything yet but boy do I want to make dnd things for my games.
This is awesome work! I hope you feel accomplished because literally modeling is so hard
this was so cool to watch! im looking forward to watch future videos and see "and i used a 3d printer to make this part" and i'll be like oh em gee i was there when she got the 3d printer !!!!!
My favorite part of the video is when the giant boar attacks me and deals 29 points of bludgeoning+lightning damage vs my 20 Armor class.
never cease to make me want a fantasy sword, love to see the 3d printing. also the sword literally so cool- can we see you make more custom weapons like daggers, arrows, magic staffs/wands, perhaps even fun fantasy guns(?) etc
This is crazy good for a first 3D printing project. Soup to nuts impressive.
I never realized the waste reducing aspect of 3d printing and I respect it so much more now
Definitely would be cool seeing 3d printed filigree/applique to to added to your corset type projects. Even the articulated dragon modified might make a nice border around the cups
God your timing couldn’t be more perfect, I just received a 3d printer from my crazy smart friend who won from a college competition (he didn’t want it). But I had so much fun watching this video while tinkering around with my printer myself. ❤❤
i cant wait to see how 3D printing levels up your future projects!!
I’m so jealous!!! i have no money nor space for one, me sad! can’t wait to see all the cool things you make.
this whole video is lovely but I simply must know if you made or bought that white spiderweb-sleeve dress! And if you bought it, where from because it is so gorgeous wowee
My friend Ellie made it for me! 💕
This is a terrific ad for ankermake. I almost bought one and I already have a really good 3D printer 😂
I'm so happy for you!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳3d printers are a whole other world of freedom when it comes to art
FETTUCCINE JEFF GERALD NOODLE BOY is an icon
Oh man. After 3 days of struggling to get mine working, which takes like hours to print a benchy, I want one of these so badly. The very much cheaper printer that I have does not just print.
This was very inspiring for my 3d modeling journey!!
Welcome to 3D printing! Soooo many possibilities and options. You could print molds for new hot glue decorations.....
I love the sword! And the drawings! I'm glad you got this sponsorship!
Your animated title cards here are amazing!!! Also I WANT THAT ARTICULATED DRAGON HOW DOES THAT EVEN WORK
Roger Rabbit! 7:58.
Fun video! Wrapping your head around modeling software in just a few days is quite amazing.
Okay hear me out.. kira redesigns classic board games? New 3d printed pieces! Fully customized & illustrated game board and box! What could go wrong 😎😎😎
👀👀👀
that dowel makes a suprisingly convincing rapier blade. good thinking. the hilt looks great!
Nice work! 3D modeling for printing can be a little challenging to get into but it is so very rewarding, can't wait to see what other creative stuff you come up with to print out next!!!
Another excellent project. Great work.
This is such a coincidence, I just ordered my own 3D printer yesterday
This is such a good ad for Ankermake, I’ve been eyeing 3D printers for a bit but couldnt figure out what exactly I wanted and what was best within my budget. I was this 🤏 close to buying the M5C last night but decided to sleep on it, not realizing the BF deals are gone now. Hopefully it goes on sale soon so I can get myself one for Christmas!
Also, you got the hang of it all so quickly! Can’t wait to see how you’re gonna incorporate the printer in future projects!
This is so freaking cool!!!
SLAYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE UR VIDS QIRA!
How much you throw yourself into learning new skills and practices is always impressive and inspirational.
YOUR ART IS SO COOL ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
man what a thing you did! vary cool and awesome
Not sure if someone has told you yet; however, when you get to the print stage orientation of your print and planning based on orientation can make finish work easier. In particular I’m thinking of your hilt shaft. If you had oriented the print vertically the hollow for your dowel could have printed without support. Depending on length you may have had to chop it up a little more; yet, another benefit is that round cross sections would have kept you from getting long layer lines. Very impressed by your modeling skills - you definitely went from zero to hero with the blender.
That reveal was SO COOL! I was out of my seat! This was amazing
Stunning results!
This was amazing! I want to try it!
The rapier turned out so amazing! I'm so impressed you tackled 3d modeling and printing in one week!
Instant subscription, the vibe was badass
it looks awesome!
26:47 so amazing and very interesting weapon
Congratulations on the extended dive i ended up doing things really close to what you ended up doing (though not in a week by far) so keep at it be a humble badass
good job jamming the square block of digital media into the round hole that is your hands on gremlin method of creating
You did a great job! I have a 3d printer that I have been wanting to create my own sword designs as well and this inspired me! I've been learning that dremeling, and plastic wood helps smooth out your designs.
This was fascinating! I need one of these things now. So bad.
It is a question of wether I would or would not rather meet the person wearing this armour set in the woods at night. On one hand they could kill me. On the other hand…. they could KILL me iykyk
Amazing work. Especially as it was all new to you and you learnt it in a week.
This is awesome! I feel like you’ve achieved the next level of cosplay.
yippeeee prickly video!!!
I am always impressed by people who can do 3D modeling. I am blown away that you did all this in a week! Amazing job!
Very cool 😀
This video has really added to my temptation to learn blender. Theres a historical bag in the met museum that has a top closure that is a beautiful metalwork gothic castle and its wayyyy to complex to make by hand
This is what its all about. Having an idea and making it real. Great job. You did this in a week. Imagine once youve had time to fully explore all the tips and tricks.
End product looked absolutely STUNNING 💖❤️
this is great
Ok as cool as this whole project was, I couldn’t stop looking at the crocheted spider web top! How cute and spooky! I might just get back into crocheting to make my own!
YAAAYYYYYY KIRA VIDEOOOOO
This looks fantastic!
Really would love to see you discover flexible filament and utilising it in corset or other clothing designs!
Looking forward to seeing more!
I remember learning 3D modeling and printing as fast as this for cosplay by simply ignoring life itself becoming a hobbit of craft.
Just dropping in to offer some friendly advice for printing. First, you can push past 45 degrees without supports once you've got your settings figured out. Second, look into tree supports. They'll save you a lot of time and material while being easier to remove. Have fun!
A really good tip for printing next time is to split your print into smaller pieces and then into identical half pieces. That way you have much lower short prints that you can iterate on quickly! Then you can just super glue the final pieces together and reprint failed small pieces quickly as needed
This has almost nothing to do with the video, except that it is in the video, that spiderweb top is WONDERFUL!
using this video to psych myself up to getting into blender (i bought a course a YEAR AGO and havent touched it since)
great video! and also a tip for slicing since i work with 3d printing sometimes too. if you cut a model in the middle so that you have two plane surfaces to print on (for example the handle of your sword will really increase the print qualitity and needs less support material = less cleanup. maybe that helps idk but thanks for your video really inspired to get back into blender once more 😅
I've been wanting to learn Blender for ages now, to make fantasy/scifi nonsense. Watching this was inspirational and I enjoyed your adventure~
this is fire.
The same week I finally had a course on blender and fell in love with 3D modeling????
its a right of passage to print a benchy, some people have printed HUGE benchy, it floats!
23 hours is not bad at all, i think our longest pint was 3 days lol
great job on it, looks great with the outfit!
Great job making your own and very inspirational. I would love to learn to do my own designs and have started slowly. Need to find that youtube video you took and learn blender I guess
oh mood on learning blender from a cad backgroound!
A few useful tips for starting out!:
PLA can be formed after printing using a hair dryer. Good for weird angles
Some slicing softwhere has variable layer hight which helps for speed and detail
Tree supports, the name differs per program, are very useful for organic models
Some filiments can be vapor smoothed! Be careful for which though since some that can let off some nasty fumes.
Some slicers have the ability to split an item into parts with pegs to attach for easy assembly.
Things will sometimes fail and that's sometimes on the printer! It's part of the journey that can be planned for.
Welcome to printing!
Very good results for you first 3D print with self designed parts.
I would recommend orienting the parts differently. Especially long ones upright look better in the end but will take longer. Also look into tree support if the anker slicer supports them. They are less of a risk/pain to remove on fragile parts
Looks great! A skill to consider from here is how to optimize the models for print time/quality in the slicer after they have been designed. For example, note that the handle is a cylinder that tapers towards the pommel. Either in Blender or in the slicer, you can angle the bottom of the pommel down in the Z axis towards the build plate and the top of the pommel up in the Z axis slightly away from the build plate. If you follow the angle of the taper this will reduce the amount of support material needed, cutting down on both waste and print time!
Printer is fast af boi!
Hell yeah
Ohmygoddd wowww
Nice.
I don't know how you managed to persevere through that learning process, i would have given up 😅 i get frustrated everytime i use Adobe premiere pro to edit my videos and I've been using that for years, meanwile you've learned a whole new tool and programme in a week AND made something super beautiful, major props!
I feel like the corset and rapier combined could make a really good genshin impact character