I Cut Thousands Of Triangles For a Crazy Wall Decor

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024

Комментарии • 45

  • @arnoldvales784
    @arnoldvales784 Год назад +5

    That's some AMAZING WORK!!!! I envy your patience!

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +1

      Thank you very much!

  • @BuffsVintageBikes
    @BuffsVintageBikes Год назад +5

    I’m actually beyond words… the level of patience shown here is off the chart 😳 Looks bloody cool though 👌🏼

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +1

      Thanks a lot. Yes patience is nice to have for a job like mine ☺

  • @joseywales3789
    @joseywales3789 Год назад +2

    The Question is, Martin....... Is it a left handed Laser 😯. 😂🤣😂🤣

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +2

      Surely not! The power button and focus stick are on the right side as usual. But I think is was a "right" decision to place them where they are.

  • @That_Stealth_Guy
    @That_Stealth_Guy Год назад +2

    To answer the question of "was the 20W laser worth it?"
    I would point to the wall as say yes. I believe in the age old motto of " If it's worth doing ,it's worth doing correctly" Sure the "easy" way would have been to use a wallpaper, but then you wouldn't have had the chance to gain the knowledge of how well the 20W laser worked. As an artist of many talents, you have shown time and time again that gaining that knowledge of how a process works only increases your chances of making much more enjoyable artwork.

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +2

      Thanks a lot. Yes making an experience and gaining knowledge is priceless.

  • @captaincommodore8901
    @captaincommodore8901 Год назад +1

    You have a lot of time at hand for a man not having much time at hand.

  • @FJATALAIA78
    @FJATALAIA78 Год назад

    hello martin, my name is Francisco, I'm from Brazil, your work is amazing, your work is amazing, I'm gaining experience watching your videos, I'm going to face a challenge, I'm going to paint my wife's bike, I don't have any painting experience, I'm going to do according to what I learned in your videos.

  • @ADHDNME777
    @ADHDNME777 10 месяцев назад

    Hey bro, if you rotate that saws vent away from yourself you won't get covered in dust. Just sayin

  • @janplexy
    @janplexy Год назад

    But that is not the same patrern as the one you found on Pinterest. 🤔

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      I turned the pattern 30 degree.

  • @ask-wj2pf
    @ask-wj2pf Год назад

    No it was not worthless. I watched it complitely and i think it is 100 times better than a wallpaper.

  • @ON-ll4us
    @ON-ll4us 11 месяцев назад

    Cooles Projekt. Und ja, ne Print Tapete ginge schneller, wäre aber bei Weitem nicht so hochwertig und edel 👌

  • @gurk2k
    @gurk2k Год назад

    You might be a little crazy, this is insane. Sooo much work! It looks amazing tho, well done!

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      Thank you.

  • @jimhalcrow7874
    @jimhalcrow7874 Год назад

    Absolutely unbelievable, Martin I love watching your videos, you make everything so clear and precise, and the end results are always amazing 💪

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      Many thanks

  • @greggutierrez2213
    @greggutierrez2213 Год назад

    I love this wall. Also hello Martin!! I have an aluminum bike that i want to paint. I found a Mica powder that I absolutely love and want to use. How would you go about this? I have a small air brush gun. lol

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      Thanks. Please check this video where I use powder to create the paint ruclips.net/video/83fdrrvijZ4/видео.html

  • @cosprint
    @cosprint Год назад

    It may seem crazy, but I bet it gave you time to relax and not realy think about anything else. Amazing work.

  • @hobbyguy79
    @hobbyguy79 Год назад

    Gaw-dam Martin! 🤯 That's incredible, and so are your patients

  • @neftalivaldes6768
    @neftalivaldes6768 Год назад

    Nada mal jajaja, bastante pasion en lo que haces eres de mucha admiración

  • @nukacookie4755
    @nukacookie4755 Год назад

    Macht immer Freude deine Videos zu schauen. Verrückte und schöne Ideen hast du 🙂

  • @THIRSTYGUMS
    @THIRSTYGUMS Год назад

    man DO NOT BREATHE MDF dust

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +2

      I'm save. The Laser stands in a paint booth that sucks 12.000 liter air per minute.

  • @leonbroekx
    @leonbroekx Год назад

    Lot's of work, very cool result.

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      Thanks 👍

  • @mortenhansen3455
    @mortenhansen3455 Год назад

    Have you ever painted in satin/silk colors?

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @mortenhansen3455
      @mortenhansen3455 Год назад

      @@ETOE Are there any particular way to do it you would like to show us?

  • @krazed0451
    @krazed0451 Год назад +1

    Don't cut MDF without a respirator or at least a mask, it's terrible for your lungs.

  • @halfwaydownthewormhole2738
    @halfwaydownthewormhole2738 Год назад

    Nice wall

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      Thanks

  • @planespeaking
    @planespeaking Год назад

    Perhaps if it was actually 3D?

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +1

      The wall is flat, it's just the illusion of 3D

    • @planespeaking
      @planespeaking Год назад

      @@ETOE No, I understand that. It looks very nice, like all of your work. I would like to get a laser cutter for template making, sign making and modelling.

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +1

      @@planespeaking If you want to cut wood, paper, dark acrylic or leather and like to engrave metal I can recommend a diode laser. If you want to cut clear acrylic you have to buy a much more expensive co2 laser.

    • @planespeaking
      @planespeaking Год назад

      @@ETOE It will be the former but that's good to know. Thanks very much for your reply and info

  • @Ubinam1206
    @Ubinam1206 Год назад

    Awesome video as usual

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the visit

  • @JohnMitch2
    @JohnMitch2 Год назад

    How long did that take to cut all those pieces?

    • @ETOE
      @ETOE  Год назад

      The total cut time was 24 hours and 6 minutes. Took me approx. 3 days to feed the laser.