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Halloween vs the $38,000 3D Printer!
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2020
- Ready for a HUGE Halloween! Nick Dimelow model, FilamentOne filament, @3dpunlimited 300 Series Workbench Pro printer, AND SOME SANDING AND PAINTING... and we get this! a LIFE SIZE 3D PRINTED TOMBSTONE! I cannot believe how well this turned out, and I'm SO excited I got to be creative!
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When the faces appeared I was said out loud "Nope, noooo" and then my spirit Muppets appeared with the same sentiment and that made my day.
the headstone looks great but I think i would use a 20" flat screen mounted to the back for images that way no need for the projector easier to set up and better picture
Highlight the text with dry brushing luminous paint as it cant be seen when the projector effects are on!
Dropping a flickering UV led in front of it someplace would be even fantasticker. I bought some luminous filament in a translucent red... it looks somewhat less red than regular trans red but when I move a UV light past it it screams orange.
He needs to pair this thing with a Palette 2... but that will need a 1.75mm filament conversion.
All the "breakthrough" ones are crazy cool! :) Great work Joel.
Agreed. The dark ones done work as well with the white sheet but those look great.
Man you hit it out of the park with this one. Giant Turkey for Thanksgiving???
Wow! That turned out amazing! Great work Joel 🙏
Thank you!
"It prints like butter"
Yes, because butter prints well.
I mean, it *can*. #nom
3D printing with butter, because, you know, you can... ruclips.net/video/UrzhdjTPr20/видео.html
Nice print, Joel! I love the paint finish you gave it! Thanks for all your work on your channel.
Oh man, that eyeball is pretty cool!
This is one of the type of projects MDF or any other material would be faster and cheaper with, but watching the process is fun and amazing nonetheless!
Yeah. No joke. That’s like $200 in filament. 😂
It's a nice project and the end product looks cool!
But, honestly, I wouldn't waste that much filament on a basic box shape; I'd just make that out of wood. :} Maybe just printing the lettering.
(Or carving it with a CNC; didn't you have one of those?)
Also, I think I'd paint it with a brush. Spray paint is too expensive for that sort of thing. ;)
Anyway, keep building stuff, Joel! :-)
I probably would have cut this out of styrofoam. That's $240 worth of filament, while cool, is just not worth printing.
1st thing I thought as well hehe.
Tho, given the channel's name it makes sense. The only way it would make sense that is.
High density foam. You can get it at any home improvement store for a few dollars.
@@Kalvinjj Oh, I enjoy watching him print ridiculous stuff! Just saying it's probably not the most cost effective. :)
I love filamentone, my favorite filament by far
Idk. But probably wasnt the only one that was thinking/expecting him to use filler to smooth out the texture in at least a few places. Still a great project either way.
I love this. Often I print something for myself and not finish it like that, but when you do it's fun.
Use grey instead of white to get better black levels. Also, there are special rear projector screens out there. Cool project!
"social security will run out before you get it", what's actually scarier in 2020
This is one of the best props for Halloween/haunted house I've ever seen.
I might have grabbed an old LCD monitor for this (assuming I could rig it so it wouldn't stress the rest of the frame), so I could put a weak spotlight on the tombstone so it's a wee bit more visible, but the effects would really pop when they're triggered. OR, I would find a way to "leak" the projected light so that it would illuminate the tombstone as well.
Really fun! I don't have a printer so I guess I will have to do it the old fashioned way! Thanks for the inspiration.
yay its finally here!
Now that i saw what happen at 10:54, i will not sleep tonight... way too scary !! :P lol
you really should wear a mask while sanding but I'm sure all the other safety nerds have already told you so.
Excellent video. I love your enthusiasm. Thanks for sharing.
Tis awesome does show the flaw of 3d printing being the huge amount of expensive material needed for anything large
I just love watch Joel have so much fun.
Hahaha I had just asked about spooky prints on the stream lastnight! haha
This would be EXCELLENT with a pepper's ghost effect!
Scariest part is seeing Joel using a spray can! I got shivers down my spine.
This is a great Halloween Project and Timing is spot on Joel ! Great work ! Happy Extruding !
If the breaking through effect had the middle part of the tombstone overlaid inside it that would be incredible. They could break the parts out... or just bend the stone...
As always, another exciting video.
I love atmosFX. I have quite a few of them. One of my favorites is the original Jack-o'-lantern Jamboree. They have just released new effects. I was going to buy some more but since I am not doing Halloween this year do to Covid19 I have held off on doing so.
I may still buy the new Stain Glass effects though. They are just really cool looking and I may just run those on Halloween for my own enjoyment. Still no decorating otherwise nor handing out candy. I am a bit sad about it as it is my most favorite Holiday.
You should put the broken part of the thombstone as image to make it whole again and then when someone passes by quickly flicker some scary image on there. :P
i love big prints as much as the other guy but you sir..... u're a few levels up and above
Joel is gonna need the biggest iPad in the world
Could you have enabled ironing to make the surface a little more uniform? Also, you should try using that petina spray you showcased a couple weeks (months? Quarantine has warped my sense of time) ago. Just an idea. Awesome print!
turn out great! The only thing I would change is instead of glossy paint I would use matte paint, that way would become more realistic.
Absolutely brilliant Joel! Fantastic work
You should put a lcd monitor behind it instead .
That's awesome. Could you print the base in a grass or gravel texture?
Awesome job Joel! Maybe add some black in the lettering to make them pop a bit.
Cool project. I bet a grey sheet (instead of white) will look better for a more uniform look and possibly a better projection.
This is a good case for using the correct materials and processes for the correct parts. The center section is a good candidate for 3D printing, due to all of the text and detail. The frame and base are very simple and would be better to produce out of something like wood. I would also wager that it would be a lot faster that way, too. But yeah-yeah-yeah, this is a 3D printing channel. I am here to advocate for logic over "3D print all the things".
I would have put the paint u did on the crack everywhere there is a indent so around the edge of the insert and on the letters. maybe glue some moss on it as well?
Unbelievably awesome Joel! Thanks!
Dude!!!! That is so cool!
Thank you!
you seam like the guy who goes all out at Halloween. With the fake spider webs and the fake skeletons
... who said they are fake ;)
Very spooky. I like it.
Very cool.
Aww, man, next project you'll have to ask if you can borrow a 400 Series Workbench Xtreme since its printable volume is 1000x1500x700mm. :)
Great work, Joel!
Looking good
Gut a cheap 24" screen and glue it into the frame, it'll be much brighter and fit nicely.
This would be really cool if someone broke it up into pieces at crack lines so the centre could be printed on a smaller printer. The rest could be built with foam or wood.
Maybe a small 24" or 32" TV mounted behind it like the phone would be.
Cool idea, u could use a tablet instead of a projector and place it in the cemetery to scare some people.
Hey should really print a whole 3d Pinter frame on that machine and get it working!
Awesome. I think I would have just used a PC monitor behind it though
I honestly expected you to put a TV in that.
mounting an LCD display in their would be cooler like an old LCD TV or PC monitor
nice workbench for the sanding
This is great
Nice I really like this
Awesome video!
The last animation is very realistic
Hahaha true
It would be kewlsome with some of those scenes if you could have some heavy mist coming out of the crack and flowing downward.
AHHH!! WINDOWS TASKBAR, SO SCARY!
Now I think I know why your normal backdrop looks purple instead of blue, it's your other lights.
That’s true!
What if you tried a black mesh material to project through. The white screen reflects a lot of ambient light and I think you could make the effect better with a black mesh... What do you think?
that was fun evil laughing hahaha lol
Hey chief was wondering can you use Chitubox with the Anycubic Photo Mono X?
Hey yes I believe so
ha ha. that's great
imagine printing a scale model of an entire city in one print
Joel: Wants $38,000 3D printer to print giant toys
Me: wants $500 3D printer to print normal size toys
Some people’s dreams are bigger than others.
Wow
Hey Joel, just rotate the model so it prints diagonally. It should fit on the table easily then. Maybe.
2:20 did you consider rotating the model 45 degrees?
Perfect example of just because you can doesn't mean you should. In the time it took for that I could have made ten from foam board that looks far more realistic.
Nice! I’m scared
I have to ask: what print speed are you using on the 300 Series? Cura tells me that at 60mm/s it's going to take 11 days to print mega-size-3dpn-version-frame.stl!
The LCD screen would give a better effect.
I'm by no means an expert but with the sanding perhaps some type of breathing apparatus might help with safety
very interested to see how well something like a vertical 19" monitor would work.
nothing like breathing in all that particulate.
Joel, what about adding a pipe pushing out smoke around the edges to go with the projection
Now THAT is a fun idea!
That was awesome!!!!
@3d Printing Nerd Can you test Weird Filaments ? Like Thermal. or wood, stone like, or what if you connect small left overs, on to 1 Roll :P :P :P
How long of print time did this take?
Was I the only one that thought putting a flat screen behind it to replace the phone?
heck no, that was my original plan! but then I thought a project would be cool too.
Looks great, I would have used a old computer monitor in the hole instead of the projector
Should just mount a cheap monitor from the back, would give a much better effect then the projector and probably be cheaper as a used 1080p monitor from Craigslist or marketplace could be had for like 15$
Great Video 3D Printing Nerd.
From this honest video, what i learned is that the 3d plat form printer is not very high quality.
How so?
@@seville2k 1, layer shift. 2, pla with wrap. and so on.
So all I need is a 38000 dollar printer, 150 dollars of filament and 1000 dollar projector. Ill take 2... :-)
you can get cheapo short throw lcd projectors now for like 60 dollars that work okay for stuff like this.
Got an old LCD monitor, or even an old laptop you can repurpose? That's what I'd use.
I'd go for foam, MDF, or even cardboard as the main material though but I guess that's more of a real maker project at that point and these videos are about trying to come up with things you can print on a huge printer.
How did you even calibrate & level that?
... carefully. Hahahah
now we know what you posted on instagram
Hi Joel! Fantastic. Hi five from Brasil.
Suspect you could have rotated 45 degrees and made it even larger diagonally across the printer...
Wow, 6+ spools of filament at $30 per spool, that's a REALLY expensive tomb stone prop.
foam may have been a better option.... but its soooo durable xD
Awesome!!!
And you didn't think of rotating the frame to fit the bed better?
First, thanks for the video. I really appreciate all the work and money you throw into the machines and prints. I wonder, though, if because you 3D print sooo much that you just ignore all the print lines. All I can see, as a non-printer, is all those print lines. they are so clear on the camera and even after you threw all that texture after it. Sorry, but better results to me would have been just make it out of foam.
Those print lines are just because it has a really big thick boi nozzle. It also has some printing issues that Joel hasn’t ironed out yet. But for something that is going to be painted and finished later, you can get away with some printing artifacts
@@seville2k still, youd get a far better more realistic looking finish with foam and some pva glue mixed with sand.
3d priting in this case i think i sbetter suited for detail you dont have the time or skill to make by hand. maybe a gargoyl for the top of a foam tomb stone, 3d pritn the recessed lettering section and combine that with a foam body.
this was like 200 dollars worth of filament, vs 10? dollars of foam