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On the topic of the ego, and "validation". I make comics (under a nom de plume) and once became demotivated by a lack of comments. But now and then someone pops up out of the blue, once, and says, "I just love the quality of your images, your hard work really shows. Can't wait for more." and, "And i love your works. I find them incredibly well done and really cool to watch." etc. And then you never hear from them again. I also get regular commenters, but the point is, just because you don't get feedback does not mean people do not love what you do. Note down the positive comments, as they can be rather motivating, especially as we are oft too fast to forget praise. And, every sale is a sincere compliment, despite no comments, no likes. I get many more sales than comments! So, on social media a lack of likes, a lack of feedback, does not mean that people out there do not love what you do. Also, often people who are terrible get loads of comments. And that's great too, as even terrible stuff is enjoyed. Fortunately for me, I'm lazy, so need a little pressure to get me to make stuff. It's harder to burn out when you need motivation hehehe. But, I do get anxious if I'm not creating something sooner or later, which could be down to autism, more than anything. The REAL stresses of my life were when I was working for corporations & the public sector. Brilliant experiences, but stressful. The worst tragedy of social media is, fewer people are having kids, families, due to internet addiction. That's tragic. Tons of regret, later if life, if you miss out.

Thank you,I have just started cosplay helmets for my daughter and was wasting so much filament on supports ,great help xx

This wasn't quite the tutorial I was looking for but I'm still gonna watch it all the way thru. I was looking for the inverse of this because I'm looking into gluing foam parts to a fabric suit but this is still very useful to learn and a great tutorial!

Oh my, are you okay after those runs?

I got a Neptune 4 plus and I've been printing on 2% infill with no issues. Mind you I'm very new to printing, but I've printed a few helmets with no issues at 2%. Ive always used the normal style but recently switched to tree and im gonna see how that works.

I bought 100 tiny frogs from a printer, can I resell them with my Idea? tiny frog on a biz card

looks great, my kids will hopefully love what I make for them based on this!

Oh man! Howd you manage to spray wothout getting splatter with those montana paints!

How to make it medium size like Pam of my hand

omg in one week my floor is covered with supports

Hey this looks great! Its exactly what I was looking for in my project. Quick question, what glue did you use for your visor to bond the plastic to the rest of the helmet? I am making my helmet from eva foam btw.

Hello, my name is Jeff. I have started my own little business called Papa's Design. I found you because I searched for a video on easily removing supports. I have just begun Tiktok. I am thinking about starting a UA-cam channel. Is it worth it? I print and make statues of superheroes. I really love doing it. But I will have to learn to edit videos and start at the very beginning. But yes Is it worth it?

So nothing stops me basically...and u less is a big company like marvel and Disney and also depends how much money your making and as long as you don't get a copyright infringement letter from etzy...then it's cool. Got it

I want to try this but with no experience how do I know if the rit dye is the right choice for my visor? Thank you so much

What if I need to sand a inch off? Is it doable? Or will it only melt? I made a large model but the sides on one piece bent up from adhesion bed plate. Thinking of using bondo but will a sander destroy the part after since I need to sand alot.

good video, this will help me get better supports

Hey-o! Just poppin' by to say I hope you're well! All the best!

Your spray painting needs a lot of work. Back off and light passes unless you don’t mind runs or long dry times. Nice job overall. You have a lot of skills for a young lady.

Mate , I know it's a bit late night w , but that respirator is not rated for isocyanates, they are absorbed through skin and eyes , i contacted 3M and they say a full enclosed air fed hood is required, as well as a full body suit as isocyanates can remain on clothes and still be spread around , I wonder how polyurethane clear would go over chrome , I am obsessed with chrome paints hoping to find a true durable chrome, I think your helmet turned out very nice!

i know very little about 3D printing, is it pasible to print mando armour using liquid resin printer? would that eliminate all the work needed to clean off the printer lines? and what about vacume forming?

Thanks a lot this is what i was looking for ^_^

Your husband doesn't cosplay?

I`m not a pro, she said...when you´re not a pro, who then? 😂 You´re the best and i love you videos!

you're a blessing

Yaaaay happy to find your channel

Looks really detailed! May the force be with you!

I love your videos! To the point. Fun of honesty and you are funny! Thank you for making these! I hope your channel really takes off!

unrelated but love ur collection in the background (natsuno minami figure!!)

Love your energy and humour and that you actually offer great advice. QUESTION, I printed my first figurine - Fry from Futurama, taking onboard you suggestions. I used 10% Support Density and Lines as the pattern. Unfortunately, lines were no good though easy to remove. They wobbled side to side for his hands and arms - no lateral stiffness, and the arms failed. The hands are about 75mm above the build plate. Would Triangle pattern be appropriate for this situation?

I know youve made this 2 years but for anyone reading this. You need WAY more protection that she uses for this clearcoat. Its wildly toxic. Completely banned from being sprayed outside of a sealed booth in the UK, crystals in your lungs, never leaves your body type of toxic. Honest to god, you should have a full body, forced air suit to spray this stuff but if youre a hobbyist. Thats not reasonable. Dont spray this in your garage though. Your air for your furnace pulls from the garage and you will have those toxic fumes in your house. At Minimum. You need all your skin covered and have a PROPER full mask respirator with the filters that are meant for 2k. This stuff doesnt just dry on your skin. It absorbs into your skin, into your blood and never leaves your body. Your kidneys dont process isocyanates.

Is there a tutorial on how to sand and paint TPU prints?

Hope you're doing great. Glad to find your channel, bummed to see nothing since. But plenty of content to watch of yours still

Great video. Really appreciate this perspective and insight. And I love Markos atuff

If a person has spent tons of money and effort into finding the BEST techniques and materials possible why do you think you’re entitled to that? Why can’t you do the same thing ?

Hope you are doing well! Will forever be one of my favorite UA-camrs!

Hope you're doing well vault fox ❤️🦊 we miss you but completely understand why you've stepped away

Do you sell your pieces?? I need some Mandolorian armor and helmet

thanks! I was having trouble with my support, this should do it also you have a really lovely personality! =)

Thanks for the video! Is it normal to spray the clear coat so closely that it is dripping off the part? Are heavy coats required?

120 print speed. im stuck printing at 75

I can’t get the top of the dome to Connect it’s always printing with small layer imperfections (like lines not completely touching each other) I’ve been fiddling with settings for 2 weeks with no luck.

That buzz in the background drove me so batty I couldn't finish your video :( ozone and other ai stuff can remove that.

Oh when you coming back

Does the prop need to be clear coated first?

Highly underrated Video and Channel. Subscribed

Oi! Get all that slog outta ya crevvies, mate!

I actually used these methods for work related purposes, we have gotten these hard hats that use a over the eyes plastic visor and we only got the clear ones(we work outdoors) and i have an issue wearing my sunglasses underneath them so i turned to youtube on tinting said plastic visor and found this. Upon doing so i was actually very successful and im now offering my co workers dyed visors for their hard hats as well. But i would like to add that using a black dye to tint the visors with a color and then chroming the back does not work too well especially in terms of visibility. But nonetheless this method does serve a practical use as well