I made thiscute and short stop motion videos using a free software called Life Lapse. These stop motion videos are so fun and easy to create and the end result looks pretty professional if I do say so myself. I haven’t upgraded to the paid version, so all my videos are watermarked with their logo. …
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To make your Free peeps Earrings you do need a 3D printer. I have a free gift for you! I created my first files in Tinkercad just in time for Easter! I can’t print and send them in time so I figured I would upload them to Thingiverse for you to download for free! Just …
The best thing about plaster is that it’s easy to find , easy to work with and cheap. What I don’t love about it is that is soft and breaks so easily. It is also difficult to get it to retain a deep color that’s not pastel. I have search the internet high and low …
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Epoxy Countertops! One of my Covid projects was updating my existing 1970’s bathroom countertops to a more modern glam countertop. Many hours were spent scouring the internet for the perfect solution. I went back and forth on so many option, but in the end I chose to try epoxy and here is why: I could …
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Today’s DIY Succulent Planter tutorial is a good one. I have been trying to find the perfect mix to cast in my 3D printed molds. Jesmonite isn’t available in the states and it cost a bit to ship it here and is often out of stock. Plaster alone is very fragile. I had some left …
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In this post and video I will show you how to verify that your spool of PLA has enough PLA for your 3D printing project. It’s actually very simple, quick and easy. Just review the Cura analysis of the amount of PLA, weigh an empty spool, weigh the spool you want to use. Take the …
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I had to learn to fix a failed 3d Print. The 3D printed skull planter was my first print job. It was a mess. The nozzle went down during this print and the result was a shifted, under extruded print. This print took approximately 23 hours, killed our extruder and it cost approximately $15 in …
