In Lychee, when adding supports to a symmetrical object, i.e. a circle, you can use Mirror and it will place a second support for you, cutting your support placing time by half.
Very impressive. Nice video. Like the way you are honest about the products that you use, test…. Also looks like you are have fun. That’s the best part of any hobby. Thanks as always..
One of my fears about buying a resin printer, is you could buy it, then find the LCD screen needs replacement, but the manufacturer has discontinued it, meaning you can't get it working again. While a resin 3D printer would be ideal for my plastic model kit making hobby (I generally build 1:25 scale car kits), an FDM would probably be used more for my RC hobby...
Great video! I have been wanting to get a 3d printer for a while. I'm still not sure what to get, but now I have a better understanding of what I'm looking for. Thanks!
for the tires, I always wonder what's the main advantage to rubber vs paint , this goes for regular kits as well. I heard that rubber can change over time, whereas painted ones ( espoecially when protected with clearcoat) should likely stay the same never knew there was a rubber like resin, this is great to know and might be useful
Nice video I just got an anycubic 4k it's awesome aswell I'll definitely use your mates cults I'm on that all the time I'll get some his stuff and try it out! I've got anycubic tough flexible resin on the way I'll try it with tyres! Alos use g lychee the free one but it's offered me the Pro for free now since used it for past 3 weeks so happy with that lol I noticed you managed to line the supports up from the centre hub how do you do that? That's what I've been wondering about if it had an alignment tool?
You need a curing machine to cure the resin after printing. Or atleast a strong UV light. That makes it a lot easier with the machine. Same for the cleaning
Would and slicer change any tire/wheel file to the following dimensions: Tires 86.995mm outside diameter 60.325mm inside diameter 33.337mm width Wheels 60.325mm outside diameter 33.337mm width
I obviously have no idea what's happening. I don't understand how something is printed upside down in liquid. I'd love to make some stuff, but I'd never figure out how to do it
The 3D printed wheels look better than the kit wheels. I am wondering about the costs of materials to create 4 wheels and tires - is it cost effective?
Hello. These 3D printers do a great job. I bought a Doyusha Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 1:12 a long time ago. With this kit all lights, glazing and the complete wheels were missing. I never got spare parts from anywhere. I live in Germany. is there anyone who can 3D print the missing wheels for me?
That depends on what exactly you print and about 100 other things. There is an amount in the bottle. You can calculate in the slicer how much resin your prints roughly need.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel oh ok nice thank you! I actually just ordered a printer and the liquid. I’ll be printing small stuff for 1:64 scale. So I hope I can get a lot out of it
Do you know were a completely nood like me 😅 can buy these wheels/tires already printed? Change the wheels of my 1/18 and 24 scale models is a thing I want to do for a long time... I mean ho doesn't whan to put some creazy wheels w stretch tires in their models 😆😆 just like in Need for speed
Whoa! Nice test! Thanks. I saw you recently tested Eleboo set, how do you find it after testing Creality one? Which one would you choose, as they are both at similar price range?
Can you print a set of wheels for a 1/12 Honda NSR500 1984 ? I am building a Spencer 1985 VF750F AMA Superbike replica that had the same wheels as the 1984 NSR500. I would need 2-3 sets and if so I will pay for it and shipping.
Great video thanks for sharing. I designed some rims in fusion 360 and printed them out on both my ender 3 and my voxelab resin printer, one thing I had was for some reason out of the resin printer they came out egg shape. I printed them out flat on the build plate, why did they egg shape on the sla printer vs the FDM printer, your thoughts?
I had it set at 0.025 layer height. And 2 seconds cure time. However, when the weather changed and therefore the room temp, i had mixed succes. I’ve heard that having a longer cure time works better for black resins.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Thanks for sharing technical details. I've found that many of the scale model 3d printers won't share knowledge because they're all about making money not sharing knowledge. Since I use my printer for personal use, I'll share as I learn.
There awsome i cannot use my 3D printer i havent a clue what to do yet but i do want to do wheels for models any files u can share stl files i have been to cults 3D page he does amazing work i need to learn to use it dedicate time to learning on my elegoo mars pro with the slicer chitubox build in i have not a clue what settings to set printer too for the printer to print and build/dry be cool to get a full video on what to set all the settings and sizes too to sstart printing and hope for the best im not tec savvy kills me i baught everything needed cant use it
Your compressor has an airflow of 17 liters/ min but on internet I see that the airflow of the airbrush that you are using is around 25 liters/min max. Is that a problem because I have a compressor that produces 20-23 liters/min and I am considering to also buy a mr hobby ps-290 but I don’t know if it will operate good enough?
That is probably only the max working pressure there. It is suitable for a 0.6 nozzle max, and has a maximum capacity of 6 bars pressure. I spray at 2 bar. So am not even close to using the compressor to the max. Think it should be totaly fine. Mine is. So with your setup being even more capable i don’t see why it would not handle it.
It will not be as good as with resin but you can get decent results (well, maybe not with model kit standards) IF you know what you are doing (like adjusting the dimensions to what the printer can handle) You need to know some basic 3D tools though
You seem to have a very large extra step in going from one software to another. Why not just import the model into Chitubix, slice and sent to the printer? You can add a printer and change parameters easily if your exact printer is not listed yet. The slicer you use looks simplistic, compared to Chitubox.
Do someone know the man who could print me a set of wheels in 1:43 scale for my model im building. Making a copy of my car and i cant find wheels.. I need someone to make them to me. I will be thankfull if someone can tell me who can me make them! :)
@@TheScalemodelingChannel you have the patience of a saint lol, your comment section is full of some of the dumbest mfs on the planet lol. more power to you
Please look at this comment. I will PAY YOU to make me certain tires and rims. I run a tire shop and I would absolutely love little props for my office.
Auto-supporting usually places the supports on the edge of spokes and hoops, meaning like 10x the cleanup and fitment issues. Which is more painful by far. Ask me how I know.
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Oh wow, didn't know that you could print tires in a rubber resin!!! That is awesome!!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
This is incredibly cool. I wish this kind of technology existed when I was a kid!
Amazing. Loved every minute of this video. Thanks for sharing this process.
The fact that I learned that I can export from one slicer to another, as you explained, made my day!
Thanks!
New to 3D printing, really enjoyed your video mate, that ‘rubber’ resin broke my brain. Thank you.
Man resin printers have come a long way from when I first took interest in them
In Lychee, when adding supports to a symmetrical object, i.e. a circle, you can use Mirror and it will place a second support for you, cutting your support placing time by half.
I loved the massive tire and wheel sets dropping from the sky towards the end. That was funny.
Very impressive. Nice video. Like the way you are honest about the products that you use, test…. Also looks like you are have fun. That’s the best part of any hobby. Thanks as always..
Great video! Nice wheels! Love that u can print rubber tires! Thanks for sharing
I like the wheels you printed. More detail than the originals!
Great vid, really enjoyed!! 👍👍👍👍👍
LOL i no nothing about 3d printing how ever love what they do! FUN!
Beautiful wheels my friend cheers 🍻🍺KC Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺😎🤝👍
Super gaaf zeg, ik wist niet dat je met zo veel details kon printen. En zelfs banden.
One of my fears about buying a resin printer, is you could buy it, then find the LCD screen needs replacement, but the manufacturer has discontinued it, meaning you can't get it working again. While a resin 3D printer would be ideal for my plastic model kit making hobby (I generally build 1:25 scale car kits), an FDM would probably be used more for my RC hobby...
Wow, that's freakin' awesome!
I've got the Formlabs Form 3 and absolutely love it. Pricey but well worth every penny if you build allot
I got the Halot one last week and I 've addicted to its :D
Now you could create more rims, very nice stuff.
great video! thank you for sharing the process, it really is an amazing effort! 😍
Soft like rubber resin for 3d printer? Now that is sexy! I so need one of these.
Printed wheels is much better than stock :)
The wheels and tyres you printed look great, I'd use them on the build.
I want to do exactly what you did in this video, except to a 1/64 scale. Also with thin white striped tires. Almost like the Cadillacs.
Great video! I have been wanting to get a 3d printer for a while. I'm still not sure what to get, but now I have a better understanding of what I'm looking for. Thanks!
I just started using my anycubic Photon mono se printer I loving is so far but man o man its a completely different world from my filament printer.
I do like Halot one, and the details of the model are great a lot, comparison to the filament .
I put everything at a 45 degree angle and use chitubox for a slicer
Chitubox is a much better slicer. But for wheels, flat is better than 45 degrees.
Love the wheels
for the tires, I always wonder what's the main advantage to rubber vs paint , this goes for regular kits as well. I heard that rubber can change over time, whereas painted ones ( espoecially when protected with clearcoat) should likely stay the same
never knew there was a rubber like resin, this is great to know and might be useful
I need some of these tires.
That is so cool I`m to old to learn how to use the 3D printing machines
And I’m too young to be able to afford them lol
Damn I’m both..
Great work～
wow ,
This is a great device 👍 👍 👍
Very impressive results. Too bad seems like resin 3d printing is a lot more of a hassle, though I guess that is the cost of getting such fine detail.
Great movie, unfortunately I can't afford that much
Do you know any more tire design pages?
its a resin dodge 4x4 front end with drive shaft transfer case shocks and leaf spring front axle tube
Please send me an email
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Can I ask why you never printed these on a 45 Degree angle. Just asking no pun intended. Great how to vid. Thanks for sharing.
I prefer them at this angle. I see no benefit to 45
@@TheScalemodelingChannel I think I have to agree with you on this. Thanks Brother.
very good
could the inner edge be smoothed off using heat and teflon to stop the tyre sticking
You can sand an polish it
How can you scale down the rims say if I wanted to do them for a 1/64
Thanks for the video~ do you mind share the exposure time and print setting for the F80 resin? I have having some problem printing it. Thanks
1:50 in this video are my settings
ruclips.net/video/mnsalucQ9S4/видео.html
Nice video I just got an anycubic 4k it's awesome aswell I'll definitely use your mates cults I'm on that all the time I'll get some his stuff and try it out! I've got anycubic tough flexible resin on the way I'll try it with tyres! Alos use g lychee the free one but it's offered me the Pro for free now since used it for past 3 weeks so happy with that lol I noticed you managed to line the supports up from the centre hub how do you do that? That's what I've been wondering about if it had an alignment tool?
I just put the supports on manually. No tools sadly
Hello friend, an incredible video. What app do you use to design those wheels?
I do not design anything. I buy these files
@@TheScalemodelingChannel ooh! OK thanks
i work with 1/64 1/50th scale wheels for cars trucks
Is only the printer enough or do I also need the other machine?
You need a curing machine to cure the resin after printing. Or atleast a strong UV light. That makes it a lot easier with the machine. Same for the cleaning
How often do you change the alcohol in the cleaning station. Is it after each build or after a number of builds?
Can’t say exactly.
I change it when prints are still dirty after cleaning. Or if they are still sticky after curing
Could I build a 1/12 scale postal truck? Would I have to do it in parts or as a whole?
@@vwthga1 that depends om the size printer you have. And how big your parts are
Now it’s time to make some rubber tires for willy’s jeep.
U switched printers? Which one u like better?
I get new ones all the time to test and review ;)
Why didn’t you use automatic supports in Lychee?
Because i feel like they do not support in the spots i want supports to be. And sometimes its not enough
do you need that certain 3d printer to create rubber-like material like that tire? or you just need a certain liquid resin?
You need a resin printer and the specific rubber resin
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thanks for the reply, just found out the rubber like resin is exist but it's way a lot more pricy than the regular one
Great video, anyway have you make the rubbery tires for scale 64?
You can print any scale you want 😉
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Thanks for the reply, maybe i will try printing tires with tpu
On the tires have you tried using rafts with supports? Maybe it's easier to clean up.
The raft sticks. The tires fall off of the supports
Why having the wheels floating and add supports instead of having them flat on the bed, and just add supports to the center? Thanks.
So the barrel of the wheel does not break when removing it from the buildplate
@@TheScalemodelingChannel I understand. Thanks so much.
Would and slicer change any tire/wheel file to the following dimensions:
Tires 86.995mm outside diameter
60.325mm inside diameter
33.337mm width
Wheels 60.325mm outside diameter
33.337mm width
You can change the size of your parts in the slicer. Or 3d modeling software
@@TheScalemodelingChannel
Thank you.
I obviously have no idea what's happening. I don't understand how something is printed upside down in liquid. I'd love to make some stuff, but I'd never figure out how to do it
The 3D printed wheels look better than the kit wheels.
I am wondering about the costs of materials to create 4 wheels and tires - is it cost effective?
This hobby is not cost effective at all, what a question :D
If you print wheels and smaller parts all the time it is very cost effective
About 4 cents a rim. Another 5 cents a tire.
Hello. These 3D printers do a great job. I bought a Doyusha Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 1:12 a long time ago. With this kit all lights, glazing and the complete wheels were missing. I never got spare parts from anywhere. I live in Germany. is there anyone who can 3D print the missing wheels for me?
Hi there,
I have a resin 3D printer and I would like to help you.
What if we directly place rim to plate without supports? Only adding supports to inside supports?
You run the change of cracking/breaking the rim piece which is stuck to the buildplate when removing it. If you use a flex plate it could be possible
This is awesome but you barely touch on the difficulty of printing with F69
watching your videos made me really want to get into this hobby but I have a doubt. is this 2k printer capable of making wheels for 1/64 ??
I think it can, but i would suggest 4k or 8k if your looking to buy
@@TheScalemodelingChannel ty
Would anyone out there have the ability to make 1/18 scale Indy Car tires and Wheels of any year. (Mainly 70s to Now)
Could you please attach a link for your friends 3d model page.
Thank you
I did. In the video description
@@TheScalemodelingChannel yes you did I type it in wasn't getting anything.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thank you I found his page appears I was miss spelling.
Thank you again
Like the vids
How long does the liquid last? Like how much can I print?
That depends on what exactly you print and about 100 other things. There is an amount in the bottle. You can calculate in the slicer how much resin your prints roughly need.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel oh ok nice thank you! I actually just ordered a printer and the liquid. I’ll be printing small stuff for 1:64 scale. So I hope I can get a lot out of it
where can i get a wheel tire made?
Could you print on the 1:64 scale wheels?
Yes
Are you using Resione's recommended settings for the F69? I have tried to print a few prints without any luck using their recommended settings.
Try longer cure times. Black resin lets the light penetrate at a much slower rate then other resins
how about using the auto support function?
That will put supports in places you don’t want them to be in, a lot of the time
Do you know were a completely nood like me 😅 can buy these wheels/tires already printed?
Change the wheels of my 1/18 and 24 scale models is a thing I want to do for a long time... I mean ho doesn't whan to put some creazy wheels w stretch tires in their models 😆😆 just like in Need for speed
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HI! I'm struggling a lot with the leveling part, 7 out of 10 don´t get printed. Any advice for me? excuse my English. nice video!
What are your settings?
Whoa! Nice test! Thanks. I saw you recently tested Eleboo set, how do you find it after testing Creality one? Which one would you choose, as they are both at similar price range?
Do u sale for the people make rims with tires and disc's rotors breaks for 124 scale 125 scale 118 scale
Se pueden hacer más pequeños para custom de hot wheels
Yes
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Can you print a set of wheels for a 1/12 Honda NSR500 1984 ? I am building a Spencer 1985 VF750F AMA Superbike replica that had the same wheels as the 1984 NSR500. I would need 2-3 sets and if so I will pay for it and shipping.
If there is a file available ready to print. Then yes. If not, then no
Great video thanks for sharing.
I designed some rims in fusion 360 and printed them out on both my ender 3 and my voxelab resin printer, one thing I had was for some reason out of the resin printer they came out egg shape.
I printed them out flat on the build plate, why did they egg shape on the sla printer vs the FDM printer, your thoughts?
Not really sure, could be the settings. The resin. Room temp. All sorts of things
we didnt ask for you to show your friends make them we looked to make our own.. tutorials!!!
What kind of brushes do you use?
Wait…are you going to apply this to the aventador you're working on?
I’m thinking of a potential wheel swap, yes
What printer/slicer settings were required for printing the F69?
I had it set at 0.025 layer height. And 2 seconds cure time. However, when the weather changed and therefore the room temp, i had mixed succes. I’ve heard that having a longer cure time works better for black resins.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Thanks for sharing technical details. I've found that many of the scale model 3d printers won't share knowledge because they're all about making money not sharing knowledge. Since I use my printer for personal use, I'll share as I learn.
There awsome i cannot use my 3D printer i havent a clue what to do yet but i do want to do wheels for models any files u can share stl files i have been to cults 3D page he does amazing work i need to learn to use it dedicate time to learning on my elegoo mars pro with the slicer chitubox build in i have not a clue what settings to set printer too for the printer to print and build/dry be cool to get a full video on what to set all the settings and sizes too to sstart printing and hope for the best im not tec savvy kills me i baught everything needed cant use it
Your compressor has an airflow of 17 liters/ min but on internet I see that the airflow of the airbrush that you are using is around 25 liters/min max. Is that a problem because I have a compressor that produces 20-23 liters/min and I am considering to also buy a mr hobby ps-290 but I don’t know if it will operate good enough?
That is probably only the max working pressure there. It is suitable for a 0.6 nozzle max, and has a maximum capacity of 6 bars pressure.
I spray at 2 bar. So am not even close to using the compressor to the max.
Think it should be totaly fine. Mine is. So with your setup being even more capable i don’t see why it would not handle it.
OK, thanks for the reaction
Friends in high places ..lol
How would the rims and tire turn out on a regular 3D printer?
Super low detailed and rough at best
Not good to say the least
It will not be as good as with resin but you can get decent results (well, maybe not with model kit standards) IF you know what you are doing (like adjusting the dimensions to what the printer can handle) You need to know some basic 3D tools though
No.
Do you need a computer to ua ethe 3d printer?
Yes
You seem to have a very large extra step in going from one software to another. Why not just import the model into Chitubix, slice and sent to the printer? You can add a printer and change parameters easily if your exact printer is not listed yet. The slicer you use looks simplistic, compared to Chitubox.
You could indeed. But i was not able to figure out a working configuration
Do someone know the man who could print me a set of wheels in 1:43 scale for my model im building. Making a copy of my car and i cant find wheels.. I need someone to make them to me. I will be thankfull if someone can tell me who can me make them! :)
Yo dit zou echt nice zijn voor de mclaren f1 van lego ik will slicks hebben
Wonder vice compra is so
i like rims the brand showing momo in some area the machine make letter put make momo rims 5 finger
Remove the supports before the final cure, and that was isopropyl was far too dirty.
Põem legendas em português ?
Sou brasileiro é sou seguidor do seu canal..
It takes a bit of time for youtube to make them
can you 3dprined some parts for me thank you wayne
You can send me an email, and we can discuss details
Info@thescalemodelingchannel.com
i;m not looking for money just a couple of them you can all the money you want off it don't care
Not bad, but saw ugly artifacts on the spokes. If you want detail go for a Mono SE, or a 4K
What no price, wish you gave a price
A price for what?
can you print some bodies please
ruclips.net/video/h_N3eUGDu5A/видео.html
You might be able to make some extra cash if you would be willing to help guys with parts that they may need.
It's more hassle than it's worth
i sent you my e-mail and see if your interest doing those 4x4dodge parts thank you please reply thank you
I did not receive an email from you
come on resin si not suited at all for RC wheels
did you even try to put the wheels on a RC car and run it ?
Who said anything about RC?
@@TheScalemodelingChannel you have the patience of a saint lol, your comment section is full of some of the dumbest mfs on the planet lol. more power to you
Please look at this comment. I will PAY YOU to make me certain tires and rims. I run a tire shop and I would absolutely love little props for my office.
Sure. No problem.
Info@thescalemodelingchannel.com
For God's sake..just use Chitubox and auto support, it also auto distributes the individual parts of the print. Watching that was painful.
Auto-supporting usually places the supports on the edge of spokes and hoops, meaning like 10x the cleanup and fitment issues. Which is more painful by far. Ask me how I know.