Hi guys! Today I’m showing you how I built this miniature replica of the stainless steel barbecue grill. In this video, I go through my modeling process in Tinkercad and how I paint & assemble the printed pieces. I hope you like it!
✏ Products used in this video:
Silver Acrylic Paint:
Metal contact paper:
UV clear gel:
Black acrylic paint:
3d printer:
Crop A Dile:
Superglue:
✏ Equipment I use:
Canon Powershot:
Tripod:
Daylight Flood Bulbs:
Light Reflectors:
Light Stands:
Mic:
Editing Software: Final Cut Pro
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I LOVE it!
Im not computer litrate so its no gd to me i make my own things by hand
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Thank you all for sharing your thoughts about my use of 3d printing. I’ve touched on this topic before, but figured it was worth mentioning again due to recent feedback.
I know this content isn’t for everyone and that’s okay. As much as I wish I still enjoyed working with popsicle sticks and coffee stirrers like I used to, it unfortunately doesn’t bring me joy or challenge my creativity anymore. My favorite part of the creative process is expanding my skills and that does mean learning new technology. If this content is no longer appealing, I’m sorry to see you go and really appreciate the time you’ve spent with me.
What 3d printer and laser printer for wood do you recommend for miniatures like this or similar builds? Im looking at investing into some !
I don't own a 3d printer (perhaps one day….), but I found this process very fascinating and informative.
Thanks for sharing.
Ok, creo que aprendere a hacer figuras 3D para poder imprimir cosas en miniatura
Cool 😀
I'm not a gas grill type of person, but I'm going to make one for my brother in law.
Adoro seus vídeos, são excelentes tutoriais! Parabéns e obrigada por compartilhar seu trabalho.
Can we get these in 1:24 and 1:48 scale?
Loved this!
This really wasn’t fun to watch to technical for most of us what happened to the fun handmade stuff we all love
Once again you have given my miniture heart joy LOL
So darling! I am really beginning to understand how to use basic shapes to create something complex. Thank you for your explanations. Xoxo
This is a lot of fun to see, though I would appreciate some more tutorials that are handmade like you have shown in the past. A lot of your audience don't own a 3D printer I would imagine, as they aren't cheap; and while showing what they are capable of in the crafting space is awesome, we can't make a lot of what you're presenting now. Still fun to watch, but it would be wonderful if you could still include fully DIY/handmade objects again for those of us who can't do this!!!
That's amazing 🤩😻 thank you 👍🏾
The hole punch you use to make the holes in that silver sticker paper, can you change the diameter of the holes? (The punch looks so sophisticated…)
Or did you use two different simple punches?
HI CATH IM NEW TO YOUR CHANNEL BUT I LOVE YOUR WORK I WAS WONDERING WHEN YOU WAS GOING TO POST SOME NEW VIDEO'S
Yeah wow that is awesome. Ty for sharing. I just got a3D printer now to get the programs on my laptop my kids got me for Christmas. Thank you again Cath.
This is high level designing on a much smaller scale and this is great!❤❤❤❤
This stuff was more fun when it was built by hand. I can't afford a 3D resin printer. 😩