Nice work mate, Ditto was good example for that :) It seems very convenient method for copy-pasting old projects, thank you for showing this. I've used air dry clay once with no foil inside and filled it manually at 200c - high speed with the pen to avoid the smoothing process later.
Thanks for this! Very nice technique you’ve developed here. It’s really good to see the baking process on some more complex models. As always, I really appreciate that you show the mistakes, foibles, and things that just didn’t quite work, so we can truly learn from the mistakes you’ve already made. 👍
This makes me so happy!! I was already thinking about molds and this really helps, and the baking idea is another present for me 🤘 thanks for making a lot of peoples life easier!
I was tidying up my subscriptions, and I knew I subscribed to you for good reason! I've got two 3D pens and have hardly used them because the whole process has issues. The lumpy bumpy texture you get with a 3D pen vs a 3D printer is one big issue, but I can't justify buying a 3D printer at the moment. Baking smooth looks so good and seems so easy, once you know how. Guess when I next feel like playing with my 3D pen, I'll have to give this method a go. I'd be tempted to try making something by filling a mould with plastic like you showed, but I'm going to guess that's a bad idea.
Wow that is cool , that is a time saver for smoothing 👍👍when I get better with the 3d pen , I would definitely buy a toaster oven for smoothing 👍👍but first thing first learning how to use the 3d pen and creating things 👍👍😀
This is a really good concept I like It and think that this can be really useful particularly on bigger projects. Was this polymer clay standard clay or air dry clay. Very well explained video as always mate. Thanks you great tutorial.
Just purchased the mynt3d for my 11 year old granddaughter. I am learning so much to help her thanks to your awesome videos. You are very talented. What other mediums have you used before the 3d pen? Please show us. I'm trying to finish every video of yours. Thank you
Question 1: how high do you set it in a toaster oven and normal oven to make it shiny? Question 2: why not sell the extras? Question 3: HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD AT DITO?!
I was wondering if I can use 'Silicone' from the hardware store to make a mold. Then when it dries up I can just use the pen to draw over the surface then maybe put it on a toaster oven to make sure. Do you think that would work?
I have watched several of your videos (just ordered a 3D pen, for a specific thing, but to play around with too of course) and I wonder, have you ever tried coating a thin metal wire in filament to give it some strength? I want to make some 3" snowmen for a christmas display and I was thinking arms out of reinforced filament. But since the scale is so small, the arms would be 2,5 mm thin, and filament itself probably isn't strong enough to withstand some force..
@@PotentPrintables checked it again just to be sure but sadly I can’t seem to find it. The copper wire you use is about three times the diameter I need the entire arms to be 😅🤔😓 oh well I’ll find out the hard way I guess 😁
Good questions! - You could pen directly into the mold. But it would take a lot of time and filament. Also, I bet it would not "pack"/fill the mold very well. Check out my recycling 3D Pen waste video for what I mean by that. - I wasn't familiar with oyumaru, but when I looked it up I saw it has a low "shaping" temperature. This temp is lower than 3D Pens operate at (~180C), so I bet the molten plastic would distort/destroy the oyumaru mold.
You can use a regular oven. I would just say that pre-heating was really important and getting a uniform temperature in the oven. That might be harder to do with a full sized oven.
I love how shiny everything is, you'd never tell it was made with a 3D pen.
Nice work mate, Ditto was good example for that :)
It seems very convenient method for copy-pasting old projects, thank you for showing this.
I've used air dry clay once with no foil inside and filled it manually at 200c - high speed with the pen to avoid the smoothing process later.
Yeah, Ditto is perfect for it. Hope you find the method useful!
@@PotentPrintables It is useful, despite the fact I dont have spare oven for this purpose atm :p
Thanks for this! Very nice technique you’ve developed here. It’s really good to see the baking process on some more complex models. As always, I really appreciate that you show the mistakes, foibles, and things that just didn’t quite work, so we can truly learn from the mistakes you’ve already made. 👍
My pleasure 😊
This is a nice clever concept. Thanks for always breaking down your temps and techniques. Love ditto
Thanks and glad you like it!
This makes me so happy!! I was already thinking about molds and this really helps, and the baking idea is another present for me 🤘 thanks for making a lot of peoples life easier!
Never thought of using sculpting technique such as making a skeleton with foil for 3d pen creations!! Thanks for sharing
Happy you found it useful!
It's the best 3d pen tutorial channel👍
Thanks :)
I was tidying up my subscriptions, and I knew I subscribed to you for good reason! I've got two 3D pens and have hardly used them because the whole process has issues. The lumpy bumpy texture you get with a 3D pen vs a 3D printer is one big issue, but I can't justify buying a 3D printer at the moment.
Baking smooth looks so good and seems so easy, once you know how. Guess when I next feel like playing with my 3D pen, I'll have to give this method a go. I'd be tempted to try making something by filling a mould with plastic like you showed, but I'm going to guess that's a bad idea.
i think the molting effect from your test with a second layer of fillament would look great on Ditto
Wow that is cool , that is a time saver for smoothing 👍👍when I get better with the 3d pen , I would definitely buy a toaster oven for smoothing 👍👍but first thing first learning how to use the 3d pen and creating things 👍👍😀
Ditto flexed on us, and I am undone
Absolutely brilliant; genius!Congrats!
Thank you very much!
Looks really cool. I am guess that is the toaster oven for that specific use. Hope the family is going well.
Thanks James. Same to you!
Another great video. With this interesting technique I am drawn to the idea of making a pacman and ghosts.
Let me know how it works if you try it out.
would love to see complemation of the melting/smoothing
What an awesome idea and they look so cool. Thanks 👍🏼
nice work~It's amazing to bake in the oven.
Thank you!
Wow i didint know this thanks for sharing this info you are the best 😯
This is a really good concept I like
It and think that this can be really useful particularly on bigger projects.
Was this polymer clay standard clay or air dry clay.
Very well explained video as always mate. Thanks you great tutorial.
Thanks, glad you like it. It was polymer clay. Let me know if you try it out.
Just purchased the mynt3d for my 11 year old granddaughter. I am learning so much to help her thanks to your awesome videos. You are very talented. What other mediums have you used before the 3d pen? Please show us. I'm trying to finish every video of yours. Thank you
Nice one ☝🏽 I’ve just bought the mynt3D pro.
Interesting tutorial. As an aside, you have a great voice. You could do audio books.
Heh, thanks :) I've gotten that comment a few times before.
Question 1: how high do you set it in a toaster oven and normal oven to make it shiny? Question 2: why not sell the extras?
Question 3: HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD AT DITO?!
I have another video about baking 3D Pen creations that talks more about the temps and details. Glad you like them!
I was wondering if I can use 'Silicone' from the hardware store to make a mold. Then when it dries up I can just use the pen to draw over the surface then maybe put it on a toaster oven to make sure. Do you think that would work?
I have watched several of your videos (just ordered a 3D pen, for a specific thing, but to play around with too of course) and I wonder, have you ever tried coating a thin metal wire in filament to give it some strength? I want to make some 3" snowmen for a christmas display and I was thinking arms out of reinforced filament. But since the scale is so small, the arms would be 2,5 mm thin, and filament itself probably isn't strong enough to withstand some force..
I have, check out my video making Genie from Aladdin
@@PotentPrintables checked it again just to be sure but sadly I can’t seem to find it. The copper wire you use is about three times the diameter I need the entire arms to be 😅🤔😓 oh well I’ll find out the hard way I guess 😁
What about wrapping the styrofoam with a couple layers of foil so u don’t have the dents
Would you be able to use something other than a toaster oven? E.G an air fryer?
Will using clay that hardens without heating work the same?
Maybe I will get a toaster oven for this if I can find one cheap. ^^
Hi, the filament you use is PLA?
Time for Ditto to flex
Flexxxxxxx!!!!
Could one do direct penning to the mold itselt, and could the mold be a oyumaru?
Good questions!
- You could pen directly into the mold. But it would take a lot of time and filament. Also, I bet it would not "pack"/fill the mold very well. Check out my recycling 3D Pen waste video for what I mean by that.
- I wasn't familiar with oyumaru, but when I looked it up I saw it has a low "shaping" temperature. This temp is lower than 3D Pens operate at (~180C), so I bet the molten plastic would distort/destroy the oyumaru mold.
@@PotentPrintables thanks for the quick reply mate!
Question: can I use a regular oven or it has to be a toster oven?
You can use a regular oven. I would just say that pre-heating was really important and getting a uniform temperature in the oven. That might be harder to do with a full sized oven.
@@PotentPrintables Ok thanks a lot :)
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You should use Vaseline instead of corn starch
You convinced me. I'm going to keep my eyes peeled at goodwill for a trash one. I'm an absolute beginner though (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ
I only clicked for ditto lol
Petroleum jelly as release
I guess some kind of vaseline should help separating the template from the clay.
Love you and the vids and ur voice do be relaxing please just talk louder :(
Yessss NO SANDING !
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Yay no sanding!!!
Time and temperature? Please
It was shown in the video when the Dittos were in oven
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