How to 3D Print a Mini Wood Dresser with Working Drawers!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @brycejeannotte7699
    @brycejeannotte7699 Месяц назад

    Looks very cool. Thanks for the suggestion of the Sunlu filament.

  • @PerMejdal
    @PerMejdal Месяц назад

    Exelect design. I would have printed the front in white.

  • @MrKlawUK
    @MrKlawUK 26 дней назад

    my wife is starting to collect miniatures like this. What kinds of things do people use for ‘diorama environments’? eg flooring/walls/windows? She’s buying mostly Japanese kitchen/diner miniatures

    • @tada3dprinting
      @tada3dprinting  24 дня назад

      Making or collecting miniatures is a really fun hobby! I didn't like the style of a lot of miniatures I was seeing when I started out. That's why I started making a lot of pieces.
      You could check out my etsy page - mylilvillage.etsy.com
      And even if I don't have the exact item she is looking for, there are a lot of miniature sellers on etsy. And they should pull up along with mine. Thanks so much!

  • @TheFutureLooksGrimm
    @TheFutureLooksGrimm Месяц назад

    I’m into miniatures too except in 1/12 action figure scale. Do you find that Weld Bond glue works better than Gorilla Superglue for assembling them?

    • @tada3dprinting
      @tada3dprinting  27 дней назад

      I make 1:12 and 1:24. What types on miniatures do you make? I prefer Weldbond for most things.
      I try not to use any superglue unless it requires a fast setup. I have had it create some permanent white marks. But I'm sure if I used less, that would minimize it. Thanks!