Just a little friendly advice - put your camera on a tripod or at least something stable, also, play the video in normal speed (at least the important parts)... kinda hard to watch a how to that is shaky and moving too fast to pick up what's happening... if you want to play it back in fast speed, at least narrate what you're doing bc you can't expect ppl to rely on silent, shaky and FFWD'd content to really learn the way you're doing it... And your way is good btw, really nice looking final product... would just like to see it in real time... Thanks for sharing. Great content and keep it up! Cheers! - Jesse
Nice job, by using a smaller tip you can now go back and put some drawing inside a boarder making it look super cool. I'll be using the same tip for my "Dragon Slayer" shockwave grip on a Mav 88.
Sorry forgot to put those in there. This was a quick video for a class kind of rushed the job could be cleaner...A few of the high speed cutter bits is what i used. The number 194 for a clean edge when beveling. For the bulk of the texture the larger round one that doesn't gouge or burn the poly the number 117 or something similar.
Shakey and blurry camera in fast motion and no close ups or anything of use. Worst part is you couldnt even show good still shots at the end. Add stupid transitions and flashed between them super fast. Youre trying to show off something detailed and intricate yet you somehow thought .2 seconds with each reveal shot was enough time to see anything and focus on the actual stipple job. F-
Hard video to watch. I get making it fun but make the video watchable, I’m sure the stipple job was good, but spend more time doing a quality instructional video🤷🏽♂️
Just a little friendly advice - put your camera on a tripod or at least something stable, also, play the video in normal speed (at least the important parts)... kinda hard to watch a how to that is shaky and moving too fast to pick up what's happening... if you want to play it back in fast speed, at least narrate what you're doing bc you can't expect ppl to rely on silent, shaky and FFWD'd content to really learn the way you're doing it...
And your way is good btw, really nice looking final product... would just like to see it in real time...
Thanks for sharing. Great content and keep it up!
Cheers!
- Jesse
Nice job, by using a smaller tip you can now go back and put some drawing inside a boarder making it look super cool. I'll be using the same tip for my "Dragon Slayer" shockwave grip on a Mav 88.
This looks great
I have a box of A2 grips I don't want, maybe I'll use them for this.
Hi great video! What tip did you use for the dragon scale?...it looks so nice!
I used the large circle one. Thanks for the view
Looks cool..good work
Fun vid, music can be controlled with the volume knob. Lovely work.
How do you set that to 200
Newbie here where do you buy the electric pen and tips
you need to buy one that has an adjustable temp setting. i found this one on amazon for like 10 bucks came with all the tips.
D TRageCustoms which tip was used for dragon scale
Dude what's this song named ? I'm kinda digging it. Good working music.
What stippling tip did you use
Did you figure out what top that was?
200 degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius?
What iron is that?
www.amazon.com/Vastar-Soldering-Iron-Full-Welding/dp/B01712N5C4/ref=sr_1_10?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1521943132&sr=1-10&keywords=soldering+iron
Didn't really show nothing
What bits did you use with dremel?
Sorry forgot to put those in there. This was a quick video for a class kind of rushed the job could be cleaner...A few of the high speed cutter bits is what i used. The number 194 for a clean edge when beveling. For the bulk of the texture the larger round one that doesn't gouge or burn the poly the number 117 or something similar.
Get a better camera and a better taste in music
Shakey and blurry camera in fast motion and no close ups or anything of use. Worst part is you couldnt even show good still shots at the end. Add stupid transitions and flashed between them super fast. Youre trying to show off something detailed and intricate yet you somehow thought .2 seconds with each reveal shot was enough time to see anything and focus on the actual stipple job.
F-
Hard video to watch. I get making it fun but make the video watchable, I’m sure the stipple job was good, but spend more time doing a quality instructional video🤷🏽♂️
This is a serious waste of four minutes of my life. You don’t tell which tip you’re using. You don’t slow down to show anything.
Horrible explanation. Show which tips used