3D Printing Just got that much EASIER

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024

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  • @wickedart8574
    @wickedart8574 Год назад +14

    This stuff is God sent!!!! Man, so many cool information in one video!!! I will make sure to share it as much as we can, man. It will help tons of people! Lots of love, my dear Henry!

  • @Emtbtoday
    @Emtbtoday Год назад +1

    I've been printing wickeds and other pre supported models in 5.2.2 pro lychee no bother and same with LAs Turtle's same in the mono 2 printing no bother so maybe lychee has finally sorted this out for us!

  • @natecastronovo
    @natecastronovo Год назад +2

    This is actually a great chitubox tutorial, you should call that out in the title. One issue I've had is drain holes. for my first SEVERAL prints, I didn't understand that you need drainholes. Drain holes are still a little difficult for me because I work with models that really don't have good places for holes.

    • @erickcamargo4975
      @erickcamargo4975 11 месяцев назад +1

      maybe you can take a look in the piece and select a hiden part and put the drain hole but select the option "keep the hole" selected, and after the print and clean, you can put the lift hole back and cure.
      This is what I do here when I see that is not possible to make drain holes in the piece.

  • @cedryc44
    @cedryc44 Год назад +3

    Your advice on wall thickness eliminated my warping issues. I thought thicker walls meant stronger prints but didn't account for the possible warping or shrinking that comes with it.
    Plus, I'm saving a TON of resin now.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +2

      Hell yeah! That's what I like to hear! Keep it up and happy printing!

  • @themodelhobbyist
    @themodelhobbyist Год назад

    Great video and I can't help but feel like I know you if funny how that happens LOL as I said great video and thanks for the tips. I'm still struggling with slicing I'm into lychee prem. but I feel like I just need to understand Chit a bit better and it maybe a better slicer. I see it is your choice and looks like you have a but of a clue so I do some more research. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist

  • @CreativeEye1
    @CreativeEye1 Год назад

    Please allow me to be your padawan...lol..teach me.

  • @nerdverso1351
    @nerdverso1351 Год назад

    Hi friend. Im from Brazil and love your Jobs.
    I'd like to thank tou for all support. Sorry about my english. :⁠-⁠)

  • @СергейТешев
    @СергейТешев Год назад +1

    Thank you for every video. I review each one several times and learn how to color the models. Unfortunately, many materials are difficult to find in my city and they are very expensive, but everything works out. I wish you success.

  • @TK-421_66
    @TK-421_66 Год назад +1

    Awesome video. Thanks to your previous video I saved a bunch of money as I got brave enough to go with significantly thinner walls. Only thing I would add to your video for someone new is that alcohol is optional. You can use Simple Green or Mr. Clean for cleaning just as well to avoid the IPA.

  • @osker7xxx
    @osker7xxx Год назад +1

    Excellent video!! I always learn something new when I watch. You print out the coolest kits!!

  • @erickcamargo4975
    @erickcamargo4975 11 месяцев назад

    Hey,
    Thanks for the video and intructions... it was very helpfull... I'm watching all your videos!
    QUick question..
    I saw this model in specific, chitubox shows that it will take 16h51m to print. I know the printer never print in the same time slicers inform. But, in my case here, Chitubox shows 16h to print and the printer took more than 30 hours to get it printed. (I'm using an Anycubic Photon M3 Max) and the config that I'm using is: Exposure time: 3 - Lift Distance: 10 - Lift Speed: 240 - Bottom Exposure time: 40 - Layer Height: 0.03 - Retract Speed: 360. Can you explain or tell me if this is normal or there is something wrong? (The printer config is the default generated by Chitubox profile).
    Thanks!!!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  11 месяцев назад

      It really depends on the printer. The times are never the same unfortunately. I would check with the model of the printer and find out what settings it has in the firmware.

  • @Lungshot420
    @Lungshot420 6 месяцев назад

    I’m Brand spanking new to 3D. Sorry for the dumb question, Could I make 1/6 models smaller rather than the size they come I

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  6 месяцев назад +1

      Yes. Just downsize the percentage in your slicing software.

  • @Oozaru85
    @Oozaru85 Год назад

    No offense, but whats with all that blur around you? You couldn't even properly show off those huge models in your hands because they were all blurred out. Whatever blur effect ur using on your videos, turn it off please. It's horrible and it ruins the experience.

  • @corywalker4152
    @corywalker4152 Год назад

    Hello there! I have been FDM printing for awhile now and looking into Resin printing. Do you have any recommendations regarding dealing with fumes? That is my primary concern at the moment. Great videos!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      I use a couple of air purifiers and an extracting fan. Unfortunately no matter what you use you will have some fumes.

  • @mzsherman
    @mzsherman Год назад

    So in CB, after putting in the auto supports, using these settings, I get a lot of RED under the model. Sorry, new to CB, does that mean I need to ADD a bunch of supports? Or is there an auto-edit feature? Thanks, guys!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Try the auto supports. I think the red is an indicator that you need supports in that area. I always use auto

  • @KardboardKenny
    @KardboardKenny Год назад

    yep, i've gotta upgrade to a resin machine.

  • @Fredster9984
    @Fredster9984 Год назад

    I love your printing videos. Everytime you talk about it, you never mention islands. Auto Supports leave all kinds of islands in my experience. How often do you clean your vats?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      See....I pretty much never have islands. I make sure my vats are clean from debris but I rarely empty them unless I have a failure.

  • @kingko55
    @kingko55 Год назад

    Which printer would you suggest for the price? I plan on doing nothing bigger than the bust of Wolverine you had to start out and if I really get into it maybe some bigger stuff. What is the best quality for the best price in your opinion? I also plan on building a UV box like you have and then for cleaning I might use the anycubic, but I'll have to wait and see. Or would you recommend doing filament printers to start out?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Check out the Elegoo Saturn and Anycubic Photon mono X. They're dirt cheap right now with good build volume

  • @raulparada4244
    @raulparada4244 Год назад

    Excellent, there ar extra steps you could have talk, like safety and best resine brands, 3D printer brands you have used or recomend, but great video.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      This is more geared toward the process and not necessarily on the resin brands since everyone has their own preference. As far as safety, that's a whole other video.

  • @regardingthepope
    @regardingthepope Год назад

    Are those Punisher as Captain America statues behind you? Do you mind if I ask where they came from?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      They probably are. I have several. Most likely I printed and painted them or they came from Sideshow or some company like that.

  • @andrewrose3748
    @andrewrose3748 19 дней назад

    Just the right video at just the right time

  • @GoGym-cc5ez
    @GoGym-cc5ez 3 месяца назад

    thanks for this video! do you think that i can use the same settings for my saturn 3? or do you know what settings i have to use please? thank you very much!!

  • @NajamArtWorks
    @NajamArtWorks Год назад

    I love your channel and videos. Very Informational. I have a suggestion, Can you please turn off that portrait video on your phone that you're recording with? looks horrible. I rather look and all those figures in the background than this blurry mess

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Yeah I stopped recording like that a while ago.

    • @NajamArtWorks
      @NajamArtWorks Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector yeah i guess I'm watching many of your old videos.. 😀 Great content ✌️

  • @dawndixon7394
    @dawndixon7394 Год назад

    I’m new to this, and I live in the u.k, what glue should I use to glue my resin models together with, getting a lot of mixed comments what should and shouldn’t be used, tia

  • @johnprescottonline
    @johnprescottonline Год назад

    Holy crap! 20 density? I was having issues at 70!

  • @willdeonne3622
    @willdeonne3622 11 месяцев назад

    How do you slice up a model to keep the samesize and scale but to print in pieces (
    arms, torso, head, legs)

  • @aberodriguez4149
    @aberodriguez4149 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing such valuable information, happy printing.

  • @fragged3d345
    @fragged3d345 Год назад +1

    I get so much out of your videos and I been doing this stuff for years! Keep up the excellent work man!

  • @WePlayGames1
    @WePlayGames1 Год назад

    by selecting auto supports ALL, aren't you getting supports added to the inside of the model on the infill structure??

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Nope. The program knows not to add them once you add the infill

    • @WePlayGames1
      @WePlayGames1 Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector oh great to know, thanks!

  • @shsebastian8
    @shsebastian8 Год назад

    aren't u afraid that the resin will splash off when u are taking the supports?

  • @hucklebuck5570
    @hucklebuck5570 Год назад

    Hi what doftware are you using for slicing?

  • @Debunked421
    @Debunked421 Год назад

    Hot water and Dawn dish soap, take them supports off like butter!

  • @tuanvo11223370
    @tuanvo11223370 Год назад

    Where do you get the files from to print? I’m new and so so lost

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      I get most of them from different patreons online. I usually have links in the description to most of them.

  • @juanrivero1574
    @juanrivero1574 Год назад

    Do you cure the inside of the model or is putting in in that tub enough?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Sometimes its enough but I like to try and use small UV LED lights sometimes installed through the drain holes.

  • @ivinexus
    @ivinexus Год назад

    Big, bigger, huge and after The Creative Collector 😆, I like your prints, you are a Master!!!

  • @NikolaosKaltsogiannis
    @NikolaosKaltsogiannis Год назад

    Hey Great work! Thanx for sharing. Is Rich Opto the resin you are using? and if so how durable you would say it is considering your walls are only 1.8mm

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      I do use that resin and it's pretty solid at that thickness. It's got a good smooth surface on their resin.

  • @esurfrider7687
    @esurfrider7687 Год назад

    Nice! Where do y’all get your models?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      All kinds of patreons including Wicked3d as well as others on different Facebook groups.

  • @cpace123
    @cpace123 Год назад

    So you have a 26 step process? A-Z

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      It's a figure of speech. Doesn't necessarily mean that it's 26 steps. Could be 32, who knows.

  • @karmaq8462
    @karmaq8462 Год назад

    Very cool , I love this , and how you are presenting the ideas and making it work , so the nay sayers can figure it out lol

  • @Hughie1987
    @Hughie1987 Год назад

    damn dude you need to change the alcohol in that wash station haha

  • @bradleycornell7248
    @bradleycornell7248 11 месяцев назад

    What do you use to glue all the pieces together? Just normal super glue or E6000?

  • @KilJhard
    @KilJhard Год назад

    What about curing inside the model? Nothing was mentioned about that.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      You can use small uv LEDs to fit inside the drain holes. Most of the time I print in 1.5mm to 1.8mm and it doesn't require to cure inside because it cures all the way through

    • @KilJhard
      @KilJhard Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector Yeah I was just watching your curing video and you responded just as I got to that point. Also, the no supports inside is a huge game changer for me cause I've always had them and then struggle to get them out. I've gotten into using Lychee more than Chitubox and find it's doing a better job for me so I'll make sure to remember that for the next print. Currently I have a Dental light to shove inside my models but that requires large holes.
      Thanks by the way!

  • @ChrisHangsleben
    @ChrisHangsleben Год назад

    Wish I had seen this video so long ago. So much info just laid out in plain speak. Fantastic.
    I do have a question about it though. I thought conventional wisdom was to tilt the model on the plate, and then add supports. How come you didn't do that here?
    I've actually noticed in quite a few of your videos you print straight up and down. Is it because those layers aren't big enough to cause too much suction? Or is there some other method to your madness?
    Because I've been tilting all my models, and then supporting them, and if that's not really that necessary, I'm gonna be kind of bummed that I've wasted all that time..lol.
    I'm glad I saw the Wiked link to your videos. They're super informative for sure, so thank you!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the kind words. As far as your question, I usually do angle the pieces rather than put then straight. I sometimes put then straight when I'm trying to either fill up the build plate or just depending on the size or piece itself.

  • @crowe7925
    @crowe7925 Год назад

    This is exactly what I needed! I do have one question though. When you scaled the chest up to 150%, do you scale everything that high? Example, the arms and everything would go up to 150% and fit well? I tried that with something else and it didn't work, but it was also my print, so definitely not Wicked style statues lol.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Yes, when i scale something up, I scale it all that way. Everything fits together no problem.

  • @erickestrada8943
    @erickestrada8943 Год назад

    Where did you get that large UV light for the tub 👀

  • @balancingzulu7619
    @balancingzulu7619 Год назад

    DUDE! Thank you SOOOOOOO much for this video. You have saved me time and money, I am new to printing and I did not know about the drain holes and how to save resign by not making them solid. Thank you soo much and you have a new subscriber!

  • @STUDIO7Collectibles
    @STUDIO7Collectibles Год назад

    woohoo like number 100 :)

  • @ragingmando5956
    @ragingmando5956 Год назад

    Very happy to see someone else's Wash and Cure is not as clear either. lol.....good stuff!!!!

  • @roguemotionllc
    @roguemotionllc Год назад

    anothwer great video. id love to see some FDm vids eventually. I like to mix FDM and resin when I can for both cost and durability, especially on bases.

  • @spikechuong951
    @spikechuong951 Год назад

    Awesome man! Do you have any recommendations, or thoughts on magnets for alternative heads/parts?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Magnets are great. I though about doing a video on them since a lot of people have been asking.

  • @robertdaone
    @robertdaone Год назад

    I love the way resin prints look compared to ones made by fdm printers but its so messy. Having to wear gloves, masks and have proper lighting conditions seems like a lot.

  • @bentyh6460
    @bentyh6460 Год назад

    Awesome, I’m going to try this stuff out. I’ve had issues hollowing models and getting clean prints that don’t have a million bumps from the supports!

  • @williamponce5907
    @williamponce5907 Год назад

    This is amazing, this is the only reason I want to do 3D printing

  • @MMQsTacosConLimons
    @MMQsTacosConLimons Год назад

    im using a LD-002H with siraya tech fast resin navy grey and my normal exposure is 1.5s perfect exposure and bottom layer @ 20s and i end up with bottom splits what am i doing wrong?

  • @colony_of_wierdos2471
    @colony_of_wierdos2471 8 месяцев назад

    Where did you get the electronic file in the back?

  • @CowleyStudentJ
    @CowleyStudentJ Год назад

    What do you do with the alcohol once it can no longer be used? BTW, great informational video! I'm looking at getting a 3D printer and videos like this are very helpful with figuring out how I want to go with it.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      There's a waste control station where I live so I gather up large batches in a barrel and they pick it up for removal.

    • @CowleyStudentJ
      @CowleyStudentJ Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector I will have to see if there is one around in my area then. If not, I'll probably go with a filament 3D printer then. I do like how resin prints though. Very well detailed.

  • @DannyBoy-gw4rs
    @DannyBoy-gw4rs Год назад

    Who makes the Wolverine file that was shown at the end?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Alvardo Stuardo is the designer

    • @DannyBoy-gw4rs
      @DannyBoy-gw4rs Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector thanks for the info. Your videos are such a HUGE help.

  • @eltenda
    @eltenda Год назад

    Very very interesting video

  • @lethaldonkey
    @lethaldonkey Год назад

    Man I’ve been struggling with supports. I can do FDM all day long but Resin is kicking my ass. The way you do it make it so simple. I’m gonna give your way a try. If it works on my Saturn S. I’m gonna kick myself 😂
    Question tho, I’ve been using lychee before I couldn’t get used to the free ChituBox until I when with the Pro version. Can you explain why Lychee doesn’t like pre supported files? I’ve printed a base that was pre supported from Wicked and i don’t know what I’m missing. Again I’m new to resin printing. I’ve used pre supported lychee files but I’m sure those will work.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      What I find with Lychee is that the pre supports cause distortion issues and the slicer shows imperfections within the model due to the supports. Plus when you try to enlarge the file, the supports done always increase with the file. Thats my experience, plus I've heard other having issues as well.

    • @Luisramirez-cn7hi
      @Luisramirez-cn7hi Год назад +1

      Its not that lychee doesn't like pre-supports. Its that Chitubox uses a different process for hollowing. That lychee and other slicers can't read correctly. Wicked hollows with chitubox. There what causes the problem.

  • @jamescannon8632
    @jamescannon8632 Год назад

    I always learn new thigs from your videos keep up the good work!

  • @hobbytherapy
    @hobbytherapy Год назад

    Great video. Had only hollowed out down to 3mm. Good to see you can get such good results at 1.8mm with the infill. Thanks again.

  • @deathsightgq1
    @deathsightgq1 Год назад

    This is great but everything u printed was straight up how would u print lets say an arm or leg and how do ur supports not leave and holes

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      It would print no different. You would just have a few more support divets to remove.

    • @deathsightgq1
      @deathsightgq1 Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector how do u get no issues with supports wish I can show u mine so u can see what I mean

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      You can message me on Instagram. Send some pics over there

    • @deathsightgq1
      @deathsightgq1 Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector awesome will do tomorrow thanks

  • @DNXTGAMER
    @DNXTGAMER Год назад

    Nice one ! Helps a lot . Can you help and share with me what settings do you have on Anycubic Mono X ? Thanks in advance!!!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Send me a message in Instagram and I'll help you out.

    • @DNXTGAMER
      @DNXTGAMER Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector i just did and thanks Wicked for the video recomendation.

  • @darren990
    @darren990 Год назад

    nice

  • @ffs-gaming2514
    @ffs-gaming2514 Год назад

    See this is why I love this channel all of this is no use to me now but I've learned most of this from from ur videos just wish I had the time to paint now got two models that I need to do needs prep work doing just lack of time ATM but ur channel is perfect and keep up the epic stuff bro

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Thanks for the kind words 🙏

    • @ffs-gaming2514
      @ffs-gaming2514 Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector no thanks needed you have saved my ass a few times with videos the pastel video really helped me step up my prints I have 0 control for fine details with shading with the air brush so the Pastels worked great for that trust me if anyone asked who to go to for info and tutorials ur the guy now all you need to do is get that shelfs numbers down your collecting prints again 😂

  • @johngeorge7126
    @johngeorge7126 Год назад

    Hey man, i got into resin printing 6 month ago , my question is where can I find the best GI Joe and Transformer models? I started with miniatures for my gaming hobby but I wanted to start a collection like yours ... Amazing work and great videos thanks.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Thanks! I'm also into the Joes, and I got a few models from Megs Empinado but he's been busy and hasnt made any more. Hopefully he continues the line. Now Transformers? I have no idea. Try cgtrader or Cults3D. Those are tough to come by it appears.

    • @johngeorge7126
      @johngeorge7126 Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector Thanks for the help, and I'm glad its not just me having a hard times with Transformer sculptures. Keep up the good work!

    • @kelvinreid9606
      @kelvinreid9606 Год назад +1

      Check out Sanix 3D as well. I think he has an Optimus 😊

  • @chadpatrick5112
    @chadpatrick5112 Год назад

    Thanks, man. I really appreciate the videos. I wish I had this a few months ago when I got started - So. Much. Wasted. Resin!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      I think everyone goes through that in the beginning! lol

    • @chadpatrick5112
      @chadpatrick5112 Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector experience is the most effective but often the most expensive tutor. Another that has also helped me is printing at even a slight angle to minimize flat surfaces that may result in vacuum.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Yes! Never print a flat surface. Always angle. Doing that together with drain holes helps with that suction.

  • @rzor12387
    @rzor12387 Год назад

    How do your models manage to stick at 20% support? I've had a few that worked with it but now my stuff constantly falls off mid print. Various results on 100, 50, and 35% scale prints but still something always falls regardless of orientation. I've even had fails at 50%+ supports. Any tips to look for? 2 examples is the manhunter cape, and aquaman body has failed multiple times.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      I've always printed my models at 20% and they worked. One reason is because I don't print them so thick like some people. I've seen some people print like 3mm thickness and it's just too heavy and falls from the support. It also depends on exposure times and plate orientation. I wouldn't really know how to answer that without seeing your settings and things like what printer and resin you're using.

    • @rzor12387
      @rzor12387 Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector mars 3, elegoo abs gray, 35 bottom exposure, 2.8 from then on. However I think it may be related to hollowing now that you mention it. I'm curious if you've gotten the message "fail!Not hollowed out or too deep to dig"? I get this on smaller pieces no matter the setting.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      How thick is your print? A 5mm hole depth should be plenty to dig in.

    • @rzor12387
      @rzor12387 Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector same as yours, but for some reason I get issues where it won't dig holes on a lot of areas depending on the piece. Most sections are fine, which is why it's so weird to me. Mainly print at 50%. I know it's difficult to answer without seeing but as your videos have been extremely helpful since buying a printer I thought maybe you have experienced this.

  • @MMQsTacosConLimons
    @MMQsTacosConLimons Год назад

    What’s your best advice for hollowing? I try it and always fail, if I don’t hollow perfect prints?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Check out the video I did on hollowing. I hope that helps.

    • @MMQsTacosConLimons
      @MMQsTacosConLimons Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector is it bad to print without hollowing?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      I mean you can, but you'll use a ton of resin plus your prints will most likely split or warp. If it's a small piece then those will be fine. I print small pieces solid all the time. You just don't want to print big pieces solid.

    • @MMQsTacosConLimons
      @MMQsTacosConLimons Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector thanks will keep this in mind

  • @kip1512
    @kip1512 Год назад

    This was an awesome upload thank you!

  • @spetersen487
    @spetersen487 Год назад

    Do you ever feel like you need to use UVTools?

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Not really. Sometimes I think people overcomplicate the process, so I just try and keep it simple.

  • @MagicTheKrakening
    @MagicTheKrakening Год назад

    exactly what i'm looking for! I've done 6 prints with my new elegoo jupiter and have had 6 failed prints and I'm glad you mentioned pre-supports because the models I'm printing are pre-supported for chitubox. I just went through your process and added supports myself with similar settings you presented here. I have my print running right now, so hopefully in 6 hours we will have a perfect print!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Awesome. Hopefully it turns out great. Keep us updated!

    • @MagicTheKrakening
      @MagicTheKrakening Год назад +1

      @@TheCreativeCollector just woke up to see the print went further then before but still failed. I'm going to try to increase bottom layer exposure time and increase support density and give it another go.

    • @MagicTheKrakening
      @MagicTheKrakening Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector update print successful!

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Awesome!

  • @DokuZeinto
    @DokuZeinto Год назад

    Another great video 😁👍

  • @Sargentdigitaldesign
    @Sargentdigitaldesign Год назад

    I love your videos, I take so much from them. Hopefully my channel can get this good.

  • @Johnny-dz6vl
    @Johnny-dz6vl Год назад

    Looking forward to having a go at this medium of art🙂

  • @blakegt.7326
    @blakegt.7326 Год назад +1

    Hello, what typeo of Resine do you use, is it safe or is it very irritating as we have seen other resines to be dangerous, why you did not usedd a mask to handle the resine ore eye protection any time? why you did not used ice after you finished? ... I leave overseas, probably customs won't allow me to buy the resine and bring it.... it might be dangerous, If I can't find it locally, it might be a problem.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      I use a few different resins but mainly Sunlu or Elegoo. You don't need a mask for the resin but I do use one for the alcohol cleaning (as demonstrated in the video) and you don't need eye protection unless you're splashing it or bathing in it. And if you do that then you don't need to resin print. lol And I'm not sure why I would use ice afterwards.

  • @TheSmartin102
    @TheSmartin102 Год назад

    This video has helped me so much. I got a Saturn 2 and had issues from the start, finally realising it was a vat issue and have to get a new vat. Once that vat comes I’m going to take what I have learnt from this video into practice. Thank you so much for this, going to go subscribe to your patreon now!!

  • @roloreoandy9867
    @roloreoandy9867 Год назад

    I was wondering if you sell any of your models? Do you have a ebay store?

  • @smallnuts2
    @smallnuts2 Год назад

    I have a Ender 3 and a Ender 5 plus. I want to get into life size prints. I was wondering what's the largest resin printer I can get that's less than $5k

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      You can get quite a big one for that budget. The Phrozen Sonic Mega 8K is pretty much the largest out right now for around 2k

    • @smallnuts2
      @smallnuts2 Год назад

      @The Creative Collector and to do life size of say a human, slice model in sections? I never see life size resin models on RUclips. Only filament.

  • @andredupont7598
    @andredupont7598 Год назад

    Damm seems so simple and it is. But in my case its been a nightmare. From 22 prints, 20 fails 2 success.
    I gave my Saturn S to the support guys from the company I got it. They checked and it was ok, plus printed 2 objects perfectly.
    I copied their settings and printed perfectly the first time and then again 6 fails. Tho, noticed that the platform wasnt in the correct position so it might be the screws of the platform cuz it unlevels without touching anything.
    Moreover, I already leveled the bed 27 times since I got my printer (August) and wasted 2kg of resin 🥲.

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад

      Man I know thats discouraging. I went through similar issues when I first started. But after tweaking things here and there I finally got my printers dialed in. Just keep doing research and watching what others are doing that works.

    • @andredupont7598
      @andredupont7598 Год назад

      @@TheCreativeCollector Dont worry Im stubborn af so I wont quit.
      Watching your videos are motivators.
      Its just that I want to solve those problems and finally start printing 24/7 without sending a prayer every single time and still get fails 🤣

    • @TheCreativeCollector
      @TheCreativeCollector  Год назад +1

      Well I hope this video helps some. Start out with a calibration print and work from there. Start small and when you have your setting dialed in, then move forward. Bigger and better prints are right ahead of you!