DIY Photo-etched Parts Bender - Home Made
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Today is the day I learned that PLASMO lives above a Hardware & Hobby Supply Store. L M A O !
David Thanks you for bender plan 100% , you have saved my £50 euro .
For tricking me in my sleep deprived state into thinking this was a model Bender I demand you make a model Bender.
@lexxier1
4 жыл бұрын
Frykul he tricked me too
@23chaos23
4 жыл бұрын
I had the same metal ass-umtion
@MarkNiceyard
4 жыл бұрын
...not only a model Bender but from metal parts bent with that model bender!
@plumfun6750
4 жыл бұрын
If you want a guy who builds/creates "toys n' figures n' such", look no further than this guy: kzread.info/dron/zsjHlc0WRwZYwlinsmtM4w.htmlvideos Be warned, however, his voice makes him akin to the Bob Ross of toy makers! :) (PS: That's a GOOD THING! :) ).
@tomash9116
4 жыл бұрын
I went through 2/3rds of the video waiting for David to begin working on his photo-etched Bender... He got us well.
And remember when using those dremel cutting disks : always wear protective goggles. Because when the disk "catch" into whatever it is that it cuts it can easily shatter. Stay safe guys and gals !
@Zullaer
4 жыл бұрын
I lost 70% of my vision in one of my eyes 3 weeks ago like that. So "wear protective goggles" is a good advice.
@JARV9701
4 жыл бұрын
I learned that the bad way, luckily it hited me in the forehead, between the eyebrows.
@58Kym
4 жыл бұрын
Zullaer gosh, i am so sorry that happened!
@vasili1207
4 жыл бұрын
Remember idiots should not use power tools.
@wobler4992
4 жыл бұрын
Amen brother!
Every video gets me closer and closer to building plastic models.
TFW Plasmo's bender construction is better than all your own modeling
Bender is Great! Bender is Great! Bender, Bender, Bender is Great!
What an excellent idea and, like all the best ideas, so ****** simple.👍👌
Brilliant tutorial and great tool hack which saves money.perfect 👍👍👍
That is being creative ! Very clever, well done.
Sheer bloody genius!
I have an antique flower press. Perfect for kitbashing....
Thanks - this is a really useful tutorial! Manually bending PE is a real pain.
Nice to see the face behind the voice. Great and simple tool to make and use. You always respect things you make and they usually last a lifetime. Nice one !
This was very ingenuous!!! Nicely done 👍🏼
The greatest modeller
It looks good. Try clamping the rulers together when you drill them so it lines up perfectly. You could even eliminate the bottom ruler.
A simple yet brilliant alternative to expensive tool. Bravo, David!
As a Model Railroader, I have gleaned so much from your channel and videos thanks for this.
Finally I see the face that goes with the voice. I have to admit that you have the face of your accent :-) . Great video and great channel, very relaxing. I show your video to my daughter before sleeping. She's looking forward to be old enought to do some models herself.
@cnhnx
4 жыл бұрын
He showed his face many times before this already.
Even if you can afford one, this is a worthwhile project, if you put your mind to it you can make a super accurate, customized jig cheaper and better than you buy. Excellent video.
Just built one of these myself! Better than spending $100 for an already built one
I think the the bolts should be weathered great job showing people this and saving money 👍
Excellent work David 😃👍
I have made this tool, idea is perfect, easy to make and cheep. Thx Plasmo!
10/10 Quality english.
You English is wonderful!
I was half expecting you to weather it 😂
@gerardodelacruzortiz6153
4 жыл бұрын
And now, the oil paints...
@paradoxuscz7337
4 жыл бұрын
Lets add Nice decals And pigments
Outstanding! Fixing to get back into modeling and this will help alot and also save money. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant as usual take care my friend 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✌️🐑
I started a new model kit yesterday and the first thing on my mind was "hello fellow modeller"
@simonsoltis2058
4 жыл бұрын
Oliver Müller where are you from?
Very nice, just how I like it, simple.
Gracias por compartir este fácil herramienta Saludos desde México
I have to be clear! How on earth are you so clever to think of something like that! It’s so easy to make! Thanks David, you are one of the best!🇳🇱👍😀
@markfergerson2145
4 жыл бұрын
He is a member of a superior branch of humans; Homo Faber (Latin for Man Who Builds Things). I wish I had thought of it too!
Great video with superb instructions, Thank You Very Much Sir 👍 👍
Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing.
I love the ambient noise that you kept in the video of you sanding and cutting and all. Makes us feel like we’re there too! Great work as usual!
Another reason why I subscribed to your channel, thanks again.
Clever, very clever. Great money saver.
Спасибо за идею брат! Удачи тебе! не болей
Brilliant idea David!
Dave you are a genius 😸👌🏾
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏I love Bender!!! Bender is the best!!! Long life to futurama. 😀
Great tool David. Thanks for sharing. Ron
Looking good David 👍
I love making my own tools. It's not only saving money but improving things for a better usage. These kind of tools cost from 30/40 to more than 100€ for those in anodized aluminium. When we see all what's needed to make decent models, any tip or trick is good to know. I already ordered the steel rules, i've got the rest lying here and there. Thank you David, keep going. P.S. : I just made one saving arround 50€ to buy beers.
Your last DIY videos blows my mind😱 you have so many great ideas👏👏👏👏👏
Great little build!
Excellent tutorial, well done! More of these DIY videos, please 👍
Thank you, all your videos are helpful.
So THATS what you look like! 😄 Great to put a face to the voice 👍🏻
What a great way to to build one, and super cheap too, sadly I'm not a modeller as I shake too much (medical) but I truly enjoy watching your builds and attention to detail is 2nd to none. Well done and keep them coming.
I know what I'll be making very soon, brilliant video sir !!!!!
Great video David will be making this!
Doing my first project with PE and this is the thing I am making first. Looks like I have all the parts to do it! Thanks for your inspiration!
hallo David, very good idea, very....fantastic. ciao from italy Augusto
Gracias por compartirlo, David
You have the best model channel on KZread!! Keep the tips, tools and models coming!!
Amazing tool. Great job.
*_excelente canal, saludos desde México 🇲🇽_*
I would argue that the bevel on the ruler is not optional if one wants precision. Great build. I had a great time building mine👍🏻
That is pure genius. Well done sir...well done. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very cool idea! Thank you for sharing!!
Just made 2 of these for about 15 bucks. The screws are really lined up, but the bending edge is perfect. Can't wait to give them a try. Thanks for this.
Top drawer work👍
Almost ready to assemble I cannot find the spring looked everywhere $30 on amazon for an assortment you get 148 springs. I will keep looking Plasmo is a great channel Thanks David
Hi David, that is awesome, you are so creative and clever, thanks for sharing this idea and showing us. I enjoy your practical approach to modelling, and no one can argue with your results !! When you guys inspired me to get back into modeling a few years back, to me the most expensive materials is paint. Basic tools are pretty cheap these days. I was amazed that good small .2mm airbrushes were so cheap (I am using a $25 one!). I reuse a lot of household items, contact lens foil for straps, belts, etc. contact lens containers as paint or glue cups. and so on. Have a great day !!
Very clever David
Thank you David, this is really helpful
A great tool AND cheap. The universe is in order.
That's great news for flat parts . But I need an idea for curved photoeched . Great video Keep up the good work .
@idaemonplasmo
4 жыл бұрын
I usually use some profiles. Like a pencil, paintbrush or metal tubes. I never had a special tool for that.
@johnrettig1880
4 жыл бұрын
@@idaemonplasmo Well I've pretty much done the same thing but I've always had trouble with the ends For example I've tried to curve a photo etched perforation that would go around and exhaust stack but I just can't get the dang thing round enough . So I thought I'd ask .
Wow, very quick to make and effective to use. Great idea, David, you're very inspired and inspiring ourselves
Plasmo: "My photo etch bending jig is innaccurate, so i scratchbuilt one". Amazing.
@IlGonfaloniere
4 жыл бұрын
This is czech mentality for you :D
@kapitanrex1
4 жыл бұрын
@@IlGonfaloniere tottaly man :) it is true,
@IlGonfaloniere
4 жыл бұрын
@@kapitanrex1 :)
@kshatriya1414
4 жыл бұрын
The KebabRemover28 Isn’t it a bit like how most post soviet countries see Good quality as something you can easily fix not something that lasts forever?. (Not trynna be rude or anything btw)
@IlGonfaloniere
4 жыл бұрын
@@kshatriya1414 Depends, it is probable. But in Czech republic, where I live, you can see such thing everywhere. Czechs are very "do it yourself, cause the overpriced crap is plain useless". You can say we are poor beggars, but we are not. You see when you do something yourself you can fix anything that goes wrong. And that is what I love about us.
Excellent video 👍👍👍
Its the little things that make all the difference in the modelling experience. Thanks for this video!
You are a Genius!
Definitely making this!! Thanks a lot for making this video
Dadgum, DIY engineers.....gotta love 'em. Thanks for the build video, Plasmo!
I Was Going To Buy One Thank You Very Much I Like It Nice Job Thank You SIR
Great job, thanks. 👍
Brilliant, thank you. I’m off to the shed!!!
Excelente trabajo !!!!!
You are a true craftsman David. Great video. Dave
Clever and resourceful, the way of the hobbyist well done
Excellent idea and well worth making. It will save me a bit of brass. Thank you.
super et un grand merci de la France
Brilliant idea
This guy's awesome. I secretly watch his videos on KZread on my school computer during my classes!😂
Definitely making one of these handy little tools for my modeling projects, thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍
Didn't think I'd need this in my life but wow this looks useful. Many thanks!
Are you watching me, David? Only this week I decided to get a bending tool and I have been researching how to make one. Thank you very much for this, and all of your videos!
*DAVID* Please do more videos like this ! I love watching you make your models and dioramas, but this little tool will be so useful. I had looked into buying one of these parts benders but they are not cheap, and as my funds are severely restricted, I had put it on a list of "Things to get when I win the lottery !" Please make more video's like this, maybe 1 every month or every six weeks, where you can help those of us without limitless funds make the equipment we can't afford to buy. Maybe you could make an angled guillotine cutter next ? Anything that helps build the models, or organise the work station, or holds tools would be of great benefit. Thanks.
Very smart, very cool.
What a great unit. Thanks for sharing. Most of the videos I am seeing say 4-5 years ago. I hope you are still making them.
I was searching for 'Photoetch for Beginners' videos and i came accross this one and just wanted to say that its inspired me to build my own one so thank you for taking the time to film and upload this video. Many thanks
Very nice video! Your skills and ideas are greats!
Thank you David, this is a tool I've never bought due to his very high price.. I'll take advantage of your guide to build one :)
Wish I could just push the like button as much as I want to. This is amazing!
@santi-jy1zh
4 жыл бұрын
Same
I was pondering for a long time whether I should buy a PE bending tool, but now I'm sure I will build the one from this tutorial. Thanks!
Thanks David