@@BrickEngines Thank you ☺. Using Tpu seems like a great idea, but I haven't tried it yet. Perhaps after a few attempts, I can achieve successful results.
What they're using is a brim. It prevents parts of the print from peeling up from the bed, which happens often when you print something where the surface area touching the bed is minimal. A brim is different from a raft.
Some parts may have inadequate contact surfaces with the bed, leading to failed prints. I'm increasing the base area to make the adhesion stronger. It looks a bit bad, but I didn't want to risk wasting the 17-18 hours of printing.
ty for linking the printer and stuff in the description, it makes things much easier to find it!
every piece of content you produce is insightful and heartwarming! ❤️
@@Ressie-nq9ez thank you so much!!! ❤️
wow those dragons look awesome! For the millipede i reccomend using Tpu filament for a more realistic skin
and yes i'm aware that it's a bit hard to print, maybe worth a try?
@@BrickEngines Thank you ☺. Using Tpu seems like a great idea, but I haven't tried it yet. Perhaps after a few attempts, I can achieve successful results.
3D printers are so cool
These look amazing! Could you please make a platypus? I wanna learn how to do this please
Amazing
Cool like very cool
Hi what's the name of the shiny and colourful filament called? I liked the video and I've been watching your channel for awhile
This video makes me wish I had a 3D printer :(
I like the first floppy dragon 👍
Me too
i feel you i wish i had one too you're not the only one lol also i like the first one too!😄
I wish i had these
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I wish.
I had a three d printer
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What does the underside look like? Does the raft make the underside look nicer?
raft makes the underside look worse.
Why do you use a raft? If that is a raft that you peel away from the bottom.@@GoatZilla
@@janbouncy6380 adhesion issues or people are just creatures of habit
What they're using is a brim. It prevents parts of the print from peeling up from the bed, which happens often when you print something where the surface area touching the bed is minimal. A brim is different from a raft.
Some parts may have inadequate contact surfaces with the bed, leading to failed prints. I'm increasing the base area to make the adhesion stronger. It looks a bit bad, but I didn't want to risk wasting the 17-18 hours of printing.
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Why would you not include links to the stls?
some of those I believe are paid models
All of them are free models. I've updated the relevant links in the description. You can find them there.
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Удивляет конечно
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lol brim/raft
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