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hey guys welcome to the stream all right
we are gonna play with a new toy tonight
so we're going from 3d printer to laser
engraving machine so
i'm kind of curious to what trouble
we'll get in tonight in all honesty i
doubt i'm going to fire it up tonight
but
we're definitely going to put it
together
this is the wanalux jl7
so pretty neat machine
uh
have not had experience with these i'm
kind of curious to play with it
and uh you know kind of just have a good
time put it together see what all the
bits and pieces are
and kind of just
take a look at the machine so this was
sponsored by them this is they sent me
the machine
for the video and stream that we're
gonna see
so
let's start getting this thing out of
the box and start having some fun
so opening up the box
there are some cardboard pieces they
sent a piece of wood
for the test model
so
we'll set those off to the side here so
we start to kind of dig in and take a
look at what else is in the box so foam
you guys know what i say about this foam
it's handy to keep around you can do
modeling with it all kinds of fun stuff
so definitely something to keep in mind
all right
so
first thing i'm gonna go for
that's the laser itself right there so
we've got the laser
nice crinkly bag
it's got a nice fan on it
let's go ahead and hear that
so there's the visible laser so avoid
direct exposure to eyes yeah we're going
to do that but we can kind of take a
look around with it a little bit
to kind of get a feel of what we're
dealing with here
so definitely pretty look to it so i'm
going to set that gently off to the side
here
here's the safety glasses
let's take those out and take a look
all right so we've got the nice green
tint
i know this camera is not really showing
it very well but it is the green tinted
safety glasses you can kind of get a
view of it there looking over the white
however this camera you guys can
definitely get a view of it so
set those off to the side let's take a
look at this box i have a feeling this
is our bits box
with all of our
screws and whatnot probably
yep we got a cleaning brush looks like a
usb cable
thumb drive
some zip ties some bolts so we'll dig
into that here
shortly
we got the all-important power cord
so that's usa standard
and we got a nice ac adapter all right
so i'm gonna set that over here
out of the way
we'll get rid of that box now we're
getting actually into the actual machine
itself
so
very nice very smooth metal
um
i like that there's a lot of grooves to
intersect with this looks like the main
rolling piece where the laser is going
to roll
so we got a nice stepper motor that's a
higher quality one than what i usually
see so that's definitely good the belt
in there looks good nice kind of a
little bit loose not
taunt taunt but that's
adjustable and that's what the screw
right here is for
to adjust that tightness
so
i'm gonna set that just out of view
and we're gonna
pick up this foam and get down to the
rest of it
all right so
here's one of the outer arms
i'm going to kind of pull the box over a
little bit so we can start setting this
on the bench
so
that looks like a lot of our control
board
a lot of our motor cords and stuff like
that are all coming out of right here
which is interesting because i don't see
a power adapter so
somehow this is connecting somewhere
else to get the power
i apologize about sound guys someone's
driving by
beating out
just
listening to all their heart content so
all right let's keep going so we got
side pieces
and it looks like we've got the other
rail
that well with the stepper motor and the
belts in it as well for moving
the other axis
and that looks like that is all to the
machine so let's get the book
now let's start putting this together
so probably sitting there going mike why
are you putting one of these together
you do 3d printing
well this actually plays into the ball
game here
it uses a lot of the same technologies
uses a laser
oh i just couldn't see it so usb port
usb-c that's cool
power cord and ac adapter awesome
all right now
the most important thing anytime you're
building one of these machines
dos book
all right
so it doesn't look very complex got a
very nice square frame i like the square
frame
um
over the
t frame version because the square frame
kind of gives
a little bit of workability
that we don't normally see
sorry about the zoom guys it's doing its
own thing here
trying to see if i can
get it to obey
white balancing
let's see if it'll behave itself now
all right so we're going to work on
we're going to assemble the frame here
so
got a few wires got a few supports
we got to get in the goody bag here
all right
so we got the s2s
we got the s ones
got a zip lock bag that's always good to
keep around guys always keep them around
we got some zip ties
we've got the sd card
and we've got
a piece of metal i wonder if this is for
testing the engravement on metal but
we'll find out later
all right so we got a cleaning
so we've got a usb to usbc cable
a couple more zip ties
and we've got a very nice little
phillips screwdriver couple out
turnkeys and a few little wrenches all
right
we got all our parts now let's start
putting this guy together shall we
so
again thank you to one lux for sending
this it looks like a beautiful machine
the material is very nice it's not
flimsy it's very strong
so and that's very important thing when
you're working with tools
you want strong materials so
all right so s1s go on each side of this
guy
all right
easy enough
the y-axis module
okay so you're gonna go over here
your motor is gonna slide
nicely inside and be hidden which is
very
very wise design
and we're going to see the same thing
with this side
so the stepper motors are going to slip
inside
nice and heidi heidi
you guys can kind of get the scope of
the size of this machine this is a 24
inch mat
and so basically we've got a 24 by i
believe 24.
the machine's two foot by two foot which
is not bad at all
it's more than enough to put a laptop in
definitely kind of an easy way to kind
of work on stuff
then you've got this last backer piece
that
well
if i move stuff
we'll go back here
so a nice square frame we're going to
start getting that put together with the
s1s
then we're going to do some of the
wiring and we're going to
take a very good close look at this guy
so
i know it's off the camera guys just the
size of the
of the machine there's three on each
side that just go right in the front the
stepper motor should be inside the frame
here
um it fits together really well i really
like how that fits together
and
hides the motors from view
and if we get done with this and we
haven't hit an hour i am going to paint
on the madcat so hey
got one just kind of not wanting to play
ball
there's always one
that's what the allen wrench is for
and normally i'd have my little screw
gun with my hex head bits but
um
i ran the battery out on that earlier
today so
it's up on the charger so
um if you guys enjoy this content make
sure you hit that subscribe button and
that like button too because
i think we're gonna have a lot of fun
with this especially if we figure out
how to if we're making like specialized
armor
for cosplay or something like that where
we can print the armor and then come in
here with
the laser engraver for laser cut
materials
along with the cricut for dressing it up
we can do a lot of cool stuff i think
with this
so
that and just kind of one of those
things it's built on the 3d printing
technology premise with the x y axis
um the only thing this doesn't have is a
z um kind of just looking it over i
notice there's no like lifter extension
lifts for the legs
i'm sure they probably have a kit for it
that way i could put something bigger
underneath it
but i'm sure i can come up with a 2x4
lifting system and stuff like that for
this out in the shop
this is not something that's going to go
up in the regular print shop this is
going to go out
it's going to go out in the garage for
safety
all right so i got to do the three
pieces in the back and then we got to do
the wiring
so just to kind of show you guys on this
side here's the three that i installed
and on the other side it's the same
thing three right there now i'm going to
turn around and do the same on this side
all right
so we'll grab that piece
and i'll get those in
so hopefully everybody's having a good
night
enjoying themselves
on this tuesday
all right get these back bolts in kind
of have this frame together and then we
will be putting the
x-axis together with the mounting the
laser head which would be kind of fun i
think
so anybody out there been printing
anything fun or doing anything
interesting with their 3d printing
definitely come on the chat and share
guys
so
all right getting that bolt in there
get this thing kind of
framed up here
usually once you get one the others fall
in pretty pretty easy which is always
good so looking at the machine and kind
of judging what i'm seeing here
initially it's very hardy
very well constructed the construction
is very well thought out
with the hiding of the stepper motors
the way the metal frame fits together is
very clean
not a lot of jagged edges stuff like
that which is very important
the square frame the only thing that is
limp is is you're limited to the area of
the frame
but honestly this is huge
i mean this is bigger than my
cr-10 this is almost as big as my cr-10
max build plate
so the internal area of this metal frame
is
quite nice
all right got those six bolts put
together
three three three
and now this piece
which i want to make sure i put it
together properly
which looks like it goes
this way
so
awesome
so that's using the same bolts that we
have been using the s1s
just want to make sure i get them lined
up there
all right
there it goes
a lot smoother now
and get these last two in and we'll have
this access assembled
all right
so we got that on there we got that in
place
so we're through the initial
page of the structure assembly
now we actually get to have the fun and
mount
mount our
laser
into the frame
so we gotta back this off so this will
slide into the frame
sorry if i'm getting my head in the way
i don't mean to
and we'll slide that down now what you
want to do with a flat surface is you
want to get the laser just above it
and tighten that up
so that way it'll move around like right
now i've got it way too low you don't
really want the laser overly visible
hurt your eyes
but now we have the laser in place now
comes the fun we've got all the main
components on the machine now we got a
wire
so now we got to plug in the wires
so
and for the detail on here
it is recommended to flip the machine
over
which
not a bad recommendation so we'll pick
up the frame here
and we'll flip it over
all right
so i'm going to start up here
and i'm going to take this wire and i'm
going to plug in that stepper motor
this wire over here goes to this stepper
motor
now we've got
the longer wires
now to me this looks like uh
stepper or limiting switches
so we got to make sure we get those
placed properly
and
we got a plug here and another plug here
i'm assuming this goes out to the laser
but i'm just making an assumption here
i've got the laser actually part kind of
hanging off the desk at the moment
so
um
yeah so this
wire
it's showing these leads
but i don't see these anywhere they were
not in the bag so i'm assuming that's
what the zip ties are actually for
but i can't zip tie that
because the zip tie can't go within the
chassis
so that's a little problematic so
i'll have to figure this part out
to making sure that s2 and s4 which
aren't here
at least not with my machine i've got an
s2
but looking at this machine there's no
no holes over here
and the machine's upside down what
they're showing here because
there's the circuit board which is right
there
so right now this is just kind of laying
down the surface of the machine so i
have to figure that out later on
and then this comes out here
so we've got this wire
i'll pull this back up so you guys can
see
we've got this wire which comes out to
the laser itself so i'll get that
plugged in
just like that
this one comes to the stepper motor
so we'll get that one plugged in
and then we've got what looks like these
two limiting switches i gotta figure out
where those are going right now
so
unless i just missed it
i don't know where these
mount
hmm
x and y axis
not seeing that so that's kind of a
little disco oh okay okay
okay
now i'm seeing
so the y-axis goes over here
so it looks like they both mount
here
okay
so
one mounts
here
one mounts here
yeah that's not confusing at all
but now it makes sense
and that's what the s2 bolts are for so
we'll use that
which is what the smaller allen wrench
is for
and the small phillips head screwdriver
and we'll get the x on the x-axis and
the y will go on the y-axis
when i do use this for the first time it
very much will be supervised
as i said this is going to go out in my
garage workshop area
not in the 3d printing shop with the
other printers
just to make sure i don't have a
smoke issue and stuff like that
because i've never used one of these
before so i'm curious to see how it how
it's going to go
whether it's going to you know smoke my
house out or
or what it's going to do so it's going
to be a new experience which is always
good new experiences take you out of
your comfort zone
and that is a great thing sometimes to
move out of the comfort zone and
experience new things
that's kind of what's happening to me
here
so hopefully everybody's doing good
tonight remember if you're new here and
you're interested in the topics we're
covering tonight
this is
might just be the only thing we cover
tonight is disassembly
but i might move to some painting too i
have been itching to do some painting on
some 3d prints i've got laying around
all right
one more screw
and i think i've got this all
assembled up
there we go
got our limiting switches
in place to make sure our accesses don't
overrun
got a few extra spare bolts laying here
which is always
a good thing to have
okay so this is the focusing fixing
block
is what that is
so you put that down and then you put
the
engraved object underneath so it aligns
your laser module
it has inclination protection which is
always a great a good thing
software is out there for download i
will have to be downloading that if you
guys want to see more with the laser
engravers definitely comment down below
and let me know
that this is actually a topic you want
to see stuff on
so let's get this guy flipped over
and actually kind of take a look at it
so before i put it back down you guys
can see the laser mounting fans up
all that kind of stuff i know the frame
kind of gets in the way but this very
simple machine
can actually do
makes stuff a lot of fun because you're
it kind of opens a door
to what you can do material wise
so
and i'm noticing like right here would
have been a great place to have a holder
for the cord
that i don't have
so i'm gonna i'm assuming that's maybe
why the zip ties are here
to try to thread it
through the holes
uh the instruction manual
showed some
holders but
i didn't see said holders
but if you get creative
with
fishing your uh
fishing your zip tie there you can
easily get this guy mounted up so the
cables
are up safe and out of the way
like you guys see here
so
definitely a
definitely a very neat machine
so i'll work on that zip tie later
you can see where the intended mounts
were for the other clips here
but i don't see
a good way to put that on so i'll do
that later but you guys can see here
very simple machine
usb
plug into the pc
it's also got the usbc port so it's got
both where you could use a thumb drive
it comes with an sd card
insert and device but i don't have an sd
card
that's a little odd but i know these
guys sent me the files so i'm not too
worried about that but that'll be
something we do another time i just
wanted to get this guy assembled this is
the one one lux jl7
laser engraver we're gonna have some fun
with this later on but definitely a lot
of value in the box this thing is gonna
be oh i found the sd card it was in the
port
so we'll get that out and definitely
play with that too and try some test
prints and
all kinds of fun stuff to do here
but
that will be for a later day because i
don't have my workbench put together yet
that was a project i was working on just
today was trying to get my garage
cleaned up from the move so
lots of fun there
and definitely kind of curious in your
guys's input on seeing what all is going
through the 3d printing world here
laser engraving i mean like i said it's
x y axis it's built very much the
similar way to a 3d printer is
instead of filament we're using a laser
we're burning
um
into an object so definitely kind of a
very cool machine this is a very large
machine which is pretty awesome like i
said this build area is about almost the
same as my cr-10 build plate
that we've got here so
definitely a really cool
area to work with so i'm going to move
this off to the side what do you guys
say we have some fun with painting
all right
well actually
i don't know guys i'm
kind of
thinking maybe i ought to kill the
stream here i don't know um
has anybody got any 3d printing
questions quandaries problems or
anything they want to talk about tonight
because uh
i'm definitely open to
doing a troubleshooting session too
because those can be a lot of fun
clean up my mess here and keep
everything for that machine together
that would be very bad of me to uh
lose everything here right at the end
especially this engraving block so i
gotta understand how that works
so even i have to go through learning
sessions and
figuring out how new machines work
like today i'm just struggling with the
new ender 3s1 pro trying to figure out
leveling issues with it it was kind of
being of a
bear to work with
and still haven't solved it completely
so
you know that's kind of just how things
go sometimes 3d printing can be a
quandary
oh
you can tell i start i started on this i
don't know how long ago
it has been a while but definitely
mad cat fun here so
oh i don't even know what colors to go
with
uh
that's always a hard one
i started with kind of the military camo
i don't have to stick to that
that's kind of the cool thing you can
always kind of change
slid to the left here you talking about
the
constitution refit enterprise
how's it going today it's been a long
time man glad to see you back
you just missed me playing with a laser
but
this mad cat is uh
you know this was the first 3d print
someone gave me before i was even 3d
printing
and uh
i haven't really worked on it at all
i started it
and
well we all know how life can get in the
way of what you're doing
and that's kind of where we wound up
[Applause]
oh
time for the wet palette
that laser is going to be interesting
once i have the garage set up so right
now the garage is uh
what did i do to this poor thing
still very much a work in progress
so is the print shop so
okay now this says something guys
those are still tacky
and i haven't used this wet palette
in a
probably
early july
was the last time i was in here
so
that's a heck of a wet palette right
there that that it still has tacky paint
the question is is it usable paint
and the answer to that is more than
likely yes
got to get the good fun water out
distilled water always makes a painter's
friend
so that
uh yeah different state uh still tacky
still usable a little tarish
but
nothing a little bit of distilled water
can't fix
that i'm actually pretty impressed this
is a red grass wet palette
so
it's a much bigger brush than i wanted
but
we can cover some of the helps if i keep
it on screen
still getting used to
paint on stream
we take our time
it'll paint on just fine
i can always switch to a smaller brush
so what's everybody else been working on
um you guys can tell
i am just now really kind of getting
back into going so
uh the print shop is
nearing completion
um
the electrical was done this last
weekend so
um should not have any brown outs i got
the new lighting installed
so we have been busy campers around here
trying to get the print shop
fixed
so that one we can show you the new one
because
i'm quite proud of this design
um shifting from the one that we had in
missouri i loved the one the one i had
in missouri i was outgrowing
and you know we're growing into it now
um
actually
honestly the newer machines i have i
probably
i'm gonna have to downsize to
stay fit
in this print shop but that's okay too
because
it's real easy to get oversized
but honestly if a machine is not
functioning
correctly
and it's just not
doing what you need it to do
maybe it's time to let that machine go
and replace it with something bigger
better and better which if you guys
caught the last stream that any cubic is
massive
um i still i have it powered on but i
haven't run a test print with it yet
um just kind of one of those things i
want to do i'm base coating the guns
with kind of i want the white to kind of
pull through
so when i come back with like silvers
and gunmetal
it kind of really makes the gun have
that metallic pop
so that's why i'm black base coating
because that's a lot of what's going on
with this model right now is still
just bringing in a base coat
and this
kind of
grubby paint kind of gives a little kind
of an advantage here
of kind of getting a uh
kind of looks like grease
kind of mixing gives giving me some
texture that i'm not used to seeing i'm
kind of liking
so
so the print is squeaky does it squishy
does it feel like the print is thin
almost
um like it's not
solid
because if it's feeling squishy
not
solid like you're like it should be it
could be under extrusion
it could be a heat issue it's causing a
partial clog so you're not actually
getting a full print
it's one of the things you may be
running into
very common issue especially if it's a
filament you haven't worked with
not a familiar brand i'm one of those
i'm one of those um
if i don't know the brand i i'm pretty
consistent with what i print with
filament wise i love using inland pla
from micro center
it's very consistent works very well
um
and
my profile is pretty tried and true for
it
because most of stuff i print with is
pla plus
from them
like i said i'm not too terribly worried
about detail right now
because i'm bringing in that black base
layer
then i'm going to build the silvers and
stuff out on top of
because that's the fun with building
like silvers and stuff like that
is uh
i can do a lot especially even with this
white coming through and stuff like that
some of it's the pla some of it's
the priming job is not the best some of
it's just contexture and i'm using a
brush that's way too bright big and
ratty
um
but it's basically letting me bring
start bringing in some of the base
coloring to it
um
and i'm using old paint so it's probably
not the uh not
yeah that's the inland pla two days if
that's what you're using yeah that
inland stuff is fantastic and once you
got a good profile it works really
really really well
you can get it off
you may not need to change the end
um
but if you are getting a clog you may
want to actually
possibly change the nozzle
and then maybe even consider pulling
your boating bowden tube taking a look
make sure you're not going to clog
building up in the bowden tube
because that
that has happened to me before where
it's actually the problem is the bowden
tube not
not the hot end
it's very disappointing when i run into
that problem because it's usually the
last thing i try sometimes
um nozzles they're cheap
they're changeable
so changing out
changing out a nozzle usually is not a
not an end game for me i i
i'm pretty willy-nilly on changing out
nozzles
so
um
and all i'm doing with the distilled
water with the paint guys is just trying
to bring it
back to life a little bit
to kind of give it a paintable texture
i know
like that missile launcher the white is
showing through
i don't really care that it's showing
through
it actually is going to kind of play a
little bit to my advantage
and the fact that this black is laying
down kind of smoky
is a okay with me as well because i'm
painting missile launchers right now so
they're gonna look
used
so
um but
two days did you change a color of the
filament that you use from what you
usually print like did you get an orange
or something like that because sometimes
i have learned with the colors
that it uh
it can sometimes like orange
i usually have to heat it up a little a
couple degrees
because inland pla i usually run it at a
215 temperature is my usual
but sometimes i'll have to bump it up a
little bit
uh
i have to bump it up a little bit higher
to kind of give
give it some better texture
so
definitely kind of making that mad cat
coming together
giving it some color um
what i'll do i don't know why i just did
that um is i'll come in with some
burnished metal over the black
i'm same with these guns give it a real
kind of metallic look come back into
these seam lines i wanna
so i'm gonna use my good old friend
silly putty to help me out with the camo
pattern across this
uh sometimes that happens with shipping
uh the vacuum seal bag will
inflate
um kind of one of those things uh
is it being brittle and breaking
because if it's bit brittle and breaking
then yeah you've definitely got a
moisture problem
but clogging uh
not so much
i mean i'm not i'm not saying it's not
possible at all
believe me i'm
wanting to really kind of get started
but i've got another trip i'm going on
this weekend and then i will uh
i'll get started with my uh
with my real printing i've got a lot i
got to get printing onto
between
the move the construction i had a little
bit of an illness in there um
we're starting to get back on track
so
a couple trips
that were planned ahead of course moving
is always fun
uh
if you don't know me that is my attempt
at sarcasm
uh
don't get me wrong i'm starting to love
the new house
um but it's just kind of
it's been a lot of change a lot of work
real quick
yes you gotta bump the t for silk you've
got to bump it and slow it
um your extruder you're basically the
silk gets real can get real gnarly and
gum everything up real quick
so silk is uh
i kind of tend to treat silk
like uh
what am i looking for in the word
i usually treat silk
like petg
so i usually bump my temp up
definitely higher than what i'm used to
what i would for pla
and uh sometimes rarely i have to bump
up my
um bad temperature sometimes
which i've been using my perugia here
since i've gotten here my perugia is
doing fine my odins are
doing okay
i do have some setting adjustments i
need to do but that's we can do that on
we'll do that on another stream
i really just needed some therapy of the
paintbrush i really haven't
sat down and done this this is the first
time i've painted since
well whenever i painted last on stream
so
been a while
but that laser engraver is going to be
fun and then the cricut is just going to
make
like emblems on here just so simple
um instead of water transfer decals i
can actually do vinyl
and stuff like that
or just stencil it and apply the stencil
and
go from there so
all right that's just kind of giving us
a
bit of a base layer is all i'm after
right now
so base coating it
um
is kind of the goal
kind of thinning this paint out to get
it to be able to apply
i'm not too worried about staying in the
lines right now that'll clean up and
i'll give some depth and texture to the
model as we go
i'm kind of pulling in
so for back here i'm kind of pulling in
the
layer lines
i'm leaving them on purpose
it is a great way to give lift and
painted effect for wiring
and with this being a massive machine
it
gives me some room to have some fun
i'm not just overly concerned like i
said base coating
oh two days yes
warhammer is very much the rabbit hole
did i ever show the finished tesseract
that i was working on i know i painted
it on stream several times i don't know
if i ever showed it
i have to do that
once i
find it
now warhammer can be fun
definitely if you do it the
right way not just start 3d printing a
bunch of warhammer guys don't do that
that's not
not the way you do it
all right
some nice base coating right there
get a better brush
oh i don't even have a paper towel
i'm not prepared to paint
time is it i've still got a little bit
of time left till i have to
go do work things
actually
we got the black going
i don't know why i pulled this out that
goes to the small one
before next time i will redo the wet
palette
but
so model building
is definitely something that's going to
get further onto this channel
oh
and that
is my tesseract arc
and you can see that's my hand
so one of these is the size of my hand
and you've got the necron
inside
the greens the bronzes
the greenish washing i want to take the
airbrush
come in underneath and give a green hue
inside each of these
paddles i just haven't done that
but yeah you can definitely tell
this was a major
work with the gold inlays
the bronzing the silvers
just a lot of work went into this one so
and then basing
yeah this model
just the model costs 150
so
but you can see there is just a lot of
detail you can build this one in two
ways you can build it close you can
build it open like this i chose the open
um the camera doesn't give it
the justice
the detail on the figurine itself
is really nice
but uh yeah this was a uh
i probably have 80 hours in painting
this and this is all hand painted
there was no airbrush used here
so
luckily now i have my airbrush station
so he
that's coming coming in for big use
so
i've still got a ton of model projects
up here the to work on my klingon
the king
katinga still needs work i got tons of
warhammer models over here
we're going to get back to modeling
modeling is definitely the second
channel
when i launch it
i want to launch it with five videos
right out the gate
i have two of them done
so i'm still very much working but i'm
going to talk about
you know
why would you use silly putty with
airbrushing and stuff like that because
it's a great tool
or you know step up to the higher
ak camouflage putty plastic which is the
same
as kind of using the silly putty i've
got a model of the alabama that i want
to make a diorama with the water
textures
there's just so much still to do that i
just have not had time
a gaming table oh man that's that's
going to be fun uh
wish i had room for something like that
well i
probably do but
um then i want to get to even these
where it's these galvanized star trek
starship models
that i've picked up
um i even actually i'm really kind of
getting the lord of the rings i've got
some soldiers of gondor coming
um
i'm not sure if it even picked up the
helicopter flying over my house
but
um
it's kind of just one of those things
yeah um that one's the federation
dreadnought and i also have just the
um the federation battle cruiser which
is
pretty sure this is just the
constitution class
but these are the metallic galvanized
um federation dreadnought and federation
this just constitution class battle
cruiser
but uh you know this kind of stuff that
i'm gonna be bringing over onto that
channel
so
i mean come on i've even got
how about some krieg
um
so i've got a bunch of the creek
troopers i've got one of their big this
is the heavy art shaker artillery for
them from forge world
i've got a lot that i need to
start working on
and honestly there is a whole tower over
here of about 12 drawers
now i'll just pull one out here's
necrons
that
just need love
and are gonna get it on that modeling
channel so
oh picard trailer
the titan a
i don't know man
i don't know
i'm a little
on the fence about it
so but we'll see
all the crew coming together that's
awesome jordy being a commodore that's
pretty cool
um yeah so a lot going on you guys can
see some of the stuff behind me i got
the painting booth is right there with
my airbrushes
i got models up there legos all kinds of
stuff but stick around there is a tour
going to be coming up here probably in
the next month
of
this area for the modeling channel the
paints all that stuff that'll be the
shop tour
um
there's going to be a lot kind of coming
up
so the next couple months are going to
get hectic around here
the only bad thing is the halloween
costume kind of got scrapped for this
year and in a way i'm okay
with it
i don't know i like the inquiry class
two days and you know the la sirena let
her rest in peace we got rid of her
last season so i'm okay with that so
kind of one of those things it's uh it
is what it is
but uh
definitely kind of
it's growing it's one of those things
that we just got to keep looking at it
and see what's going on so
um it's definitely a step up but it's
we had a lot of ships in that new
federation fleet
and now we're doing a titan a that looks
like a constitution class that's just
been souped up
or it's a new constitution class
um i think we could have done better
than that but hey you know
you know i'm just i'm just watching
um
the inquiry class would have been cool
to actually you know take the zheng hey
and actually see what it could do that
would been kind of nice
but we put a laser engraver together
so there's actually talk about seeing
the enterprise d in
in this show
so there was talk about the old bridge
so i'm curious what we're gonna what
we're gonna see there
so and stick around because
oh where is it
oh
so let's you know we're just going to
have some fun we're going to talk about
the modeling channel a little bit more
so here's one project that's coming up
i've got
a ambassador class that has been primed
that needs to be built
so we got that
um the channel grew big enough two days
that i'm able to have they will put ads
in my stream
um that's a new thing we qualified for
when we got past five thousand
so another project
in the midst
is i've got three
excelsior classes that need to be
finished
so that's going to be coming over to the
modeling channel
this one you're really going to like
today
so
uh the oaths o8 ms team
so i've got their three gundams
two of the 79s and i've got the easy
eight
um
that really needs some desperate help
so that's a project with terrain that i
plan on doing over on the other channel
to have those three
3d printing may get to play a game in
this
and uh
well 3d printing will play a game in it
in the terrain and also
the maybe the hover truck
hey sean reeve 13 how's it going
then
the last one that's kind of in the
planned model line
is the sovereign class
so
there's a lot of kits that i have lined
out you guys can tell i put my projects
in boxes so i can keep everything
together
kind of sort them out
and just make it to where
i can work on multiple projects and
rotate all at the same time so
and luckily those stack really nice
right under my desk
i can easily grab a model and just start
doing model stuff so
so
yeah guys that's kind of where we are
lots coming up
i got to get a video done for friday
because i will be out of town on friday
but uh
yeah so hopefully it won't be too long
we're getting back to uh this kind of
stuff on the channel too
so
i had a lot of models that broke and got
damaged during the move
so we got to print new versions new
iterations which would be kind of fun
and just kind of stuff
we can all work on and we'll keep
painting on that mad cat over here too
so oh i see an fyi
waiting for it
but hopefully you guys have enjoyed it
oh yeah
printing it and finishing it two whole
different ballparks
two whole different ballparks
now will you still see model finishing
over on this channel
yes
specifically the 3d prints will be
finished over here
and then
the rest of that stuff that you guys
just saw is all model kits those are not
3d printed those are kits that i've
bought and gotten over time
and
i just want to start building them i've
got a whole
shelf out my garage that's nothing but
model kits
and i want to get to work on those
because
when we moved oh my goodness i didn't
realize how many models i had
so
um definitely one of those things that's
got to get moving um
i'm waiting on it to clear customs right
now i've got another frozen mega 8k on
the way so i'll have two of those in my
shop so we'll definitely be seeing some
really cool resin 3d prints coming out
big resin 3d prints
so we've got a lot of that coming too
so hopefully next week the print shop
really can kind of get actually into
action so
um right now i'm getting the raspberry
pi's in place i'm getting all the gear
going
and there's just a lot of growth still
to come um
to the shop to be completely functional
again
so
because buying one printer try managing
almost 20 of them it gets very hairy
very quick and i'm actually that's
actually me i'm downsizing i think after
the downsize i'm going to be within 16
back down to about 15 printers ftm is
really big
where res sla is about three or four i'm
not going to have a whole bunch of them
around so
because sla i print faster even the
larger machine i still print faster than
i do with fdm
so
kind of one of those fun things but guys
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