Steve, make sure you only use alcohol to clean up the dust before applying more resin to dome. If you use soap or a baby wipe there's oils in those products and they will prevent the next layer from adhering properly. 😉
AAAWWW SO PRETTY!!! The earrings are pretty too..... The whistle that was at the first of the video was surprising that it even had the little pea/bead inside. Yes I want one of the printers, but, hubby says NOT THIS YEAR!!! Oh well, maybe next year. Love the display rack, it's what I've been trying to find for shows!! So now you know what the first thing I will make when if ever I get a 3d printer. Stay safe, you do you, and stay crafty👍👍🔔🔔🦋🦋
I got a 3D printer for Christmas and I have no idea how I works or how to get started!! I’ll be reading and watching RUclips videos for a weeks! It’ll be worth it though! Thank you for your videos which has helped my confidence been so encouraging! I’m 70 years old trying to learn something completely new! Thanks for your help!
OMG Steve, thanks so much for your video on this because i have been wanting one for a while now and this video has definitely made my mind up!!! Im having one, maybe for xmas, i dont know, might have to save for it myself but either way i am getting one. Thanks again me darling, i truly appreciate you and your videos, you are a star that shines the brightest! Mwah, hugs, TIBBY xoxox
My son has a 3D printer. He also got a small resin printer. I'm thinking of things he can print for me when he is home. That earring display is a good one to start with. Thanks for the ideas.
The designs on those earrings look great. It should be easy enough to make molds from those as well so that you can have them in all kinds of different colors.
Just had an ad for a "Laserpecker" engraver, looks quite interesting... definitely up your street Steve, maby good for your next coffee spend. I'd be intrested what you could use it for. 💖
I just wanted to say thank you for all your videos and both your channels. Found you recently and you help my depression. (And since I'm not working from.health issues too) you get me inspires to make art again with all my downtime. Thank you. You are wonderful and all your videos are so helpful
My son bought a 3d printer a few years ago. It ended up coming from China and needed complete assembly. One of the server motors was not working, so he has to buy a new one. It's basically a $250 paperweight at the moment. I personally think the uv resin 3d printers seem more user friendly, but I don't have any actual knowledge of that, just an impression on what I've seen in other channels.
I use a UV resin printer and it's a bit of a love/hate relationship for me. I love the incredible amount of detail I can get with it vs. a filament printer, but the cleanup of each print is a pain.
a stepper motor was less than $25 to replace, you build them so you know how they work, there are tons of videos showing how to fix problems. they are really not hard at all & I hope he doesn't let the set back stop him from creating
@@TonyaRocks yeah, I don't know if he got the motor yet or not, but he's been busy working to pay bills, so hasn't had much time to work on it, nor the space. He is definitely keeping it....he just has other priorities now.
Congratulations on getting the 3D printer! Those earrings are really great! The earring rack is really cool too! I know you're going to have a lot of fun with this!
I had no idea 3D printers had come down so much in price. I guess the material you need to print is still pretty pricey, but its a no brained if you have a business. Great video :)
@@adamaglionby7438 oh wow! I had no idea prices had come down so much. That makes it really affordable even if it's just for a hobby. Thanks for the heads up :)
Hi Steve, Marco from Melbourne Australia... I have 7 printers at home, 5 plastic and 2 resins. If you need any help or suggestions about printing feel free to ask me. I love your videos and you gave me a lot of ideas👍 Keep it up mate👍
Very Cool! I guess you can even make your own silicone molds now! ... I think ... I have no idea how to use one and sort of looked into it but still kind of seemed complicated (same with a circuit thing...) ~hehe
I'm so happy for you to finally get your 3D printer! You learned so fast! Did you say it was under 300 pounds?? Is that's cheap!! I guessed about $10,000. Or so. It came with everything except colored print materials. Love the coaster!
Steve, Thank You so very much being online. I am a resin newbie and have picked up many tips from your videos. I need your ideas on an issue I have. I like to pour jars with lids. The lids will often have knobs on top. Have had occasion where the knobs did not cure properly and were almost the same as when poured 24 to 48 hours earlier. Any ideas or suggestions will be most welcome. Thank you in advance. Love your videos.
He used to answer questions, but lately ... Are you using a deep pour resin? I have a few molds like this and have just poured that very top part separately. Usually in a different color, or I use a glitter, gold or silver leaf flakes, etc. That way I don't have to worry about matching colors exactly. Plus, this gives a nicely distinctive look.
Congrats on the printer! I'd love one, too, but I don't think I can fit it in my workshop after everything I already have there. The way I make jewellery I could never sell a pair of earrings under 10 euros and still make some kind of profit.
Hi. I am going to be making D&D dice, and would like to know what ink/paint is best to use that will not come off of the dice easily. I am sure you have a video, but I probably missed it. Thanks :)
I have been making jewellery for about 30+ years and my late wife was always asking me to make something for her to show her friends. Do you get the same from Mrs Mcdonald
Ohh you didn't buy a resin 3d printer. I'm surprised !! Especially given the details and print lines are a lot smaller on resin ( to nearly invisible depending on what you are printing) but the size of prints on filament printers are great
Resin printers are more fiddley and potentially more dangerous with the chemicals. If disposed of properly - the PLA used in 3D printing is biodegradable.
Steve, make sure you only use alcohol to clean up the dust before applying more resin to dome. If you use soap or a baby wipe there's oils in those products and they will prevent the next layer from adhering properly. 😉
I love this printer. I bought it a year ago and just love it. I am using it to make a costume.
Nice job, Steve! And yes...you look soooooo pretty with the earrings! 🤣 Love your spirit 🥰
You might like the three color filaments. They make awesome jewelry
You look marvelous, darling 😁. I can't wait to see all the fun things you'll be making with the printer.
I have been trying to find out how to use a 3D printer with resin! Thank you for this video.
AAAWWW SO PRETTY!!! The earrings are pretty too..... The whistle that was at the first of the video was surprising that it even had the little pea/bead inside.
Yes I want one of the printers, but, hubby says NOT THIS YEAR!!! Oh well, maybe next year.
Love the display rack, it's what I've been trying to find for shows!! So now you know what the first thing I will make when if ever I get a 3d printer.
Stay safe, you do you, and stay crafty👍👍🔔🔔🦋🦋
I got a 3D printer for Christmas and I have no idea how I works or how to get started!! I’ll be reading and watching RUclips videos for a weeks! It’ll be worth it though! Thank you for your videos which has helped my confidence been so encouraging! I’m 70 years old trying to learn something completely new! Thanks for your help!
OMG Steve, thanks so much for your video on this because i have been wanting one for a while now and this video has definitely made my mind up!!! Im having one, maybe for xmas, i dont know, might have to save for it myself but either way i am getting one. Thanks again me darling, i truly appreciate you and your videos, you are a star that shines the brightest! Mwah, hugs, TIBBY xoxox
My son has a 3D printer. He also got a small resin printer. I'm thinking of things he can print for me when he is home. That earring display is a good one to start with. Thanks for the ideas.
they are so simple to build and also super easy to repair and replace parts
The designs on those earrings look great. It should be easy enough to make molds from those as well so that you can have them in all kinds of different colors.
Hi Steve, Super cool you will have loads of fun using your printer & sharing your videos I look forward to watching them Lin 👍🤗
Just had an ad for a "Laserpecker" engraver, looks quite interesting... definitely up your street Steve, maby good for your next coffee spend. I'd be intrested what you could use it for. 💖
I just wanted to say thank you for all your videos and both your channels. Found you recently and you help my depression. (And since I'm not working from.health issues too) you get me inspires to make art again with all my downtime. Thank you. You are wonderful and all your videos are so helpful
So glad you are excited about your new toy
Trogladite! Long time since I heard that one.
So happy you’ve got you’re 3D printer! You’ve work hard for it 🥰 I need to get my daily dose of Steve each day so please keep these posts coming!
I cannot wait to get a 3d printer, hopefully by January ill finally have one!
Grats on the new printer
Yes Steve you look very pretty in the earrings
I’m so glad you were able to get your printer!
Congrats on your new 3D printer. I've been using mine with resin for a while and it's fantastic. Bit of a learning curve but well worth it.
My son bought a 3d printer a few years ago. It ended up coming from China and needed complete assembly. One of the server motors was not working, so he has to buy a new one. It's basically a $250 paperweight at the moment. I personally think the uv resin 3d printers seem more user friendly, but I don't have any actual knowledge of that, just an impression on what I've seen in other channels.
I use a UV resin printer and it's a bit of a love/hate relationship for me. I love the incredible amount of detail I can get with it vs. a filament printer, but the cleanup of each print is a pain.
a stepper motor was less than $25 to replace, you build them so you know how they work, there are tons of videos showing how to fix problems. they are really not hard at all & I hope he doesn't let the set back stop him from creating
@@TonyaRocks yeah, I don't know if he got the motor yet or not, but he's been busy working to pay bills, so hasn't had much time to work on it, nor the space. He is definitely keeping it....he just has other priorities now.
@@kandipiatkowski8589 most come "a lot of assembly required"
Almost all of them come from China.
I'm so glad you got the printer! Can't wait to see what's next!
Super pretty Steve 😅 love the printer and what you’ve made already! It’s another thing I want but not within price budget at the moment 🤣
Lovely, good job.
Congratulations on getting the 3D printer! Those earrings are really great! The earring rack is really cool too! I know you're going to have a lot of fun with this!
Nice tutorial steve
Very nice! I am so glad you got your 3d printer and it seems fairly easy to operate. It's now on my wish list. Thank you Steve 😊!!!
I had no idea 3D printers had come down so much in price.
I guess the material you need to print is still pretty pricey, but its a no brained if you have a business.
Great video :)
Under 20 quid a kilo for filament in general, lot of earrings out of a kilo
@@adamaglionby7438 oh wow!
I had no idea prices had come down so much.
That makes it really affordable even if it's just for a hobby.
Thanks for the heads up :)
Ooh love it all
🎉Great video!😊
Hi Steve, Marco from Melbourne Australia...
I have 7 printers at home, 5 plastic and 2 resins.
If you need any help or suggestions about printing feel free to ask me.
I love your videos and you gave me a lot of ideas👍
Keep it up mate👍
Love the hair!
Love those earrings. X
Very Cool! I guess you can even make your own silicone molds now! ... I think ... I have no idea how to use one and sort of looked into it but still kind of seemed complicated (same with a circuit thing...) ~hehe
I'm so happy for you to finally get your 3D printer! You learned so fast! Did you say it was under 300 pounds?? Is that's cheap!! I guessed about $10,000. Or so. It came with everything except colored print materials. Love the coaster!
Very nice display 😄
Steve, Thank You so very much being online. I am a resin newbie and have picked up many tips from your videos. I need your ideas on an issue I have. I like to pour jars with lids. The lids will often have knobs on top. Have had occasion where the knobs did not cure properly and were almost the same as when poured 24 to 48 hours earlier. Any ideas or suggestions will be most welcome. Thank you in advance. Love your videos.
He used to answer questions, but lately ... Are you using a deep pour resin? I have a few molds like this and have just poured that very top part separately. Usually in a different color, or I use a glitter, gold or silver leaf flakes, etc. That way I don't have to worry about matching colors exactly. Plus, this gives a nicely distinctive look.
Wait till you get some silk filaments 😀
They are pretty lol
Congrats on the printer! I'd love one, too, but I don't think I can fit it in my workshop after everything I already have there. The way I make jewellery I could never sell a pair of earrings under 10 euros and still make some kind of profit.
Those look great!!
Amazing- seems a good investment ❤️
I wonder if you can use a Cricut to cut out shapes from papers, foils, wood, etc
awesome
Hi. I am going to be making D&D dice, and would like to know what ink/paint is best to use that will not come off of the dice easily. I am sure you have a video, but I probably missed it. Thanks :)
Are you using PLA to print with? I’m surprised that the resin didn’t melt the 3D filament.
Awesome!!
❤️❤️❤️
Hi we have just brought one of these printers (your fault 🤭) can I ask what site you are downloading patterns from loved the bees
Where do you buy your resign ? I love your show
I have been making jewellery for about 30+ years and my late wife was always asking me to make something for her to show her friends. Do you get the same from Mrs Mcdonald
Ohh you didn't buy a resin 3d printer. I'm surprised !! Especially given the details and print lines are a lot smaller on resin ( to nearly invisible depending on what you are printing) but the size of prints on filament printers are great
So....it may have been the resin...here and I thought my first attempt at uv resin was lacking (needing extra work) because the item came out sticky
Half way through... Ohh! I misunderstood the title. I thought you were mixing 3D printing resin with Epoxy resin.
I would love to have a 3D printer… I have to wait until they come way down I price,,,,
Why not resin 3d printer, work better den plastic fileament
Resin printers are more fiddley and potentially more dangerous with the chemicals. If disposed of properly - the PLA used in 3D printing is biodegradable.