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How did you convert the stl into g code so that the CNC would cut the graphite

Very cool, my vote is for the Tumbler polished units, more vibrant color. Thanks for sharing.

for the Rubber bands it by be worth including a cylinder or two into the outer walls shape and splitting that along with everything. This would spread the rubber band force much more evenly especially for shapes that are not as rounded as the owl

Love it - definitely going to make something. Great video

Excellent work, friend. I have mentioned your channel in my videos. I enjoy the technical edge of your content, as I work in tech during the day. Great tutorial!

I would like to thank you for your videos. I’ve recently started to learn my Ray5 10w laser. Your videos have been very informative. Even though I have blindly tried a few things even my failures have given me a new perspective and more ideas. I’m genuinely excited to see what I can do with entry level laser. Thanks a million.

This is the exact tutorial I was looking for. Thank you!

Is Petrobond reusable?

Cool stuff sir.

Fantastic video. I will for sure make a larger scale statue for my yard. Thank you

Wow! I have been researching sofubi and silicon moulds for months and this whole time I have been thinking resin, resin, resin! It never occurred to me that I could make concrete casts! You have opened up a whole new avenue to explore! Thanks so much for making this video!

thank you, this is a really very useful video

Time to make a warhammer 40k battlefield out of my garden !

I just started stacking silver and thought about picking one of these up for my UA-cam channel

What polish did you use?

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Just huge, thank you for sharing this

Your awsome thanks for the vids

That is cool. 😊

I've been wanting to do this for so long. I was thinking of printing a positive and then casting that in silicon but I might try the TPU instead now. I didn't know mold release worked with TPU and concrete.

Hey everyone, quick video today on how to use your 3D printer and some TPU flexible filament to make some 2 part molds for casting concrete. This method will also work for resin or anything else you want to pour (besides high temp metal of course). I’m using Meshmixer but most 3D modeling software will do the same thing. Enjoy and I’ll see you all in the next one! 👍🏻

Beautiful, Thanks for Sharing.

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Hello , thanks for that video, I’m having the same problem, what’s the name of that wire piece? Thank you

Where did all the paint on the cans go?

FINALLY, a comprehensive tutorial on how to create a depth map!🔥👏🤩 Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

You the new Toauto guy? I was not impressed with their quality and zero customer service.

I can’t saw much about the machine because mine never worked. It has a defective controller and I have been trying to get a resolution for two weeks. Their customer service and technical assistance are zero. All you get is “so sorry “ and will get back to me in 2 days. Only thing left is contact credit card company. Best of luck if you order one.

Is it also applicable in Glasses?

Hi, do you have a link to the brushes you used at the end of the video to clean and buff the coin?

I’ve been binge watching videos on this topic and this is probably the best presented way to get consistent and repeatable results. Thank you!

The turn table don't come with the Scanner...

Can that fiber cable be disconnected ?

Your walkthrough was more detailed and comprehensive than anything the manufacturer put out on their own site.

Slag consists of aluminium oxide. You'd limit it by putting cans through small opening in the top of your owen. Also higher temperature speed up this oxidation reaction.

in answer to: who here knows what this is? that is SACK BOY!

Absolutely awsome, thanks for all the knowledge

But with the proper lens you can do this at least 4 times faster! With more detail at the same time! Man, you have a super powerful laser with these 60 W, but deep engraving a small coin with a lens having a huge working area of 200 x 200 mm is just a massive waste of time. Also a massive waste of the resource of the laser source, which resource is not infinite. And a 60 W laser source is not at all cheap. You need a lens with as small as possible working area. The smaller the working area of the lens, the faster it will work. And also, the smaller the working area of the lens, the finer spot it produces, hence more details you get. Lens with a 35 x 35 mm working area may not be enough for this large coin. But a lens with a working area of 50 x 50 mm will do for sure. It will do the same coin around 4 times faster and you will get at least 2 times more detail!

Well done, congratulations, how long do you cook the plaster molds to melt the wax?

Im getting no picture in the preview, its just black, am I missing a driver or something? It detected the moose 3d scanner.

I've melted aluminum and brass before, and after this video i'll be trying to do copper. Also, if you want to get rid of your spider problem, there is an insecticide called Talstar that you can probably buy online (it is legal in Australia) that will get rid of them almost instantly. Just put a couple ounces in a 2 gallon garden sprayer and goodbye spiders. Great for fire ants too. Make sure to wear gloves and don't get it on you.

Ok that scared the bejesus out of me

So you can't just extract the ZBuffer from the GPU, like in Rhino? It takes a second.

How do you adjust the picture on the surface?