There is nothing more satisfying then seeing your collection grow over years of building and seeing it every day My bedroom is my collection room and all my walls have props and armour all over them

Dude.. you are insane. Your ability to simplify in your problem solving is incredible - like the lenses. Nice.

@FranklyBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Well thank you!

@mattdillion32094

Жыл бұрын

@@FranklyBuilt can you make me one of the iron man suit

Hey, so a quick tip with printing resin: if you rinse off the part in warm water before removing your supports they will pull off MUCH easier and not leave the large divots behind that you got when pulling them off.

@TheMeatballStorm

Жыл бұрын

Solid tip, I'm going to try this out

@VampireKinitsu

Жыл бұрын

this is like the first setting on ur supports for chitubox

@av1dgamer

Жыл бұрын

500% recco the warm water bath. I use hot water, just be careful leaving the prints in for too long so they don't warp.

@LinvuS

11 ай бұрын

Yes, but not too warm/hot because not only they can wrap, surface of them can crack also!

The lenses are such a good idea. Youve inspired me to start printing my own armors and take up 3d printing as a hobby. Thanks from a fellow Airman!

Your skills are improving a lot. Great work Frank and an absolutely gorgeous paint job!

You can hold a popsicle stick in front of the paint stream to get different kinds of speckles. Depending on the angle of the stick, the amount of the stick in the stream, and the amount of paint you allow to collect on the face of the stick will produce different effects. This trick can be used with H.V.L.P. paint guns also but it can be a lot more finicky.

Ok I want to say thank u for posting this. I just got a resin printer. But I have be struggling on how to print on it. So I’m glad that ur stating the resin journey because a lot of ur videos helped me with filament 3d printing

Looks great! When you make tight fitting pockets for magnets add a small through hole in the center of the pocket to allow the air (and excess glue) to escape. Also, you might want to invest in an airbrush/compressor. It's easy to get your spatter effect.

I just got into 3D printing and I am looking forward to making these really cool helmets with my FDM printer! I will be watching you more and more!

11:39 - good to see you also enjoy Corridor Digital

Once again hit of the park! great job brother!! Hope you enjoyed your trip congratulations well deserved

Omg I freaking love it!!! That paint technique really looks amazing!!

I like how your just Casually watching Cordorcrew at Time 11:31

Frank you nailed it. That paint job is 🔥🙌🏽

Love your vids and you inspired me to start 3d printing. Thank you for all you do.

Once again, Frank dropping an awesome video tutorial. I hope you're having an amazing vacation, and I look forward to your streams when you come back ❤❤❤

LETS GOOO blue beetle is my favorite hero I could not wait for Frank to hop onto the subject and see how well he did and I have to say it is amazing.

Super Super Cool!! I love the paint job!

Loved you watching Wren’s Pluto video! That’s was a cross over I didn’t expect to see 😂

Went on my 1st cruise to Mexico not too long ago! glad to see you back and killing another piece , this looks movie accurate and that is top notch paint job! resin printer def on my wishlist now.

Tip for making spray paint sputter/splatter (if you've never tried it)... Take the nozzle off the can, then with an "xacto" knife kinda drill out and "damage" the nozzle where the paint comes out. The more "chewed up" the nozzle, the greater the splatter. Of course that nozzle is useless for "normal" painting, so spares are good to have around. 👍

it loooks so nice im starting to go into 3d printing my self have fun and a goood day

this honestly inspired me to get started with resin printing !

Glad to see you back from vacation! Hope you guys enjoyed the break! ❤ I can’t WAIT for the movie, but if you are looking for more info on blue beetle, I recommend the JLA and Blue Beetle Comics. I read them as a kid and they are GREAT 👍

@camtron1967

Жыл бұрын

He isn’t back he just uploaded the video from the vacation. He will be back may 2nd

@WhatnotArt

Жыл бұрын

@@camtron1967 ohhhh…. Dang it.

The rough finish where the supports were can be mitigated somewhat by trying to orient the print such that the smallest and/or least visible part of the print is facing the build plate. Those first few layers get a LOT of exposure, which causes the fugly surface. Using a raft also helps. Resin is awesome. It's just totally different from FDM. I really want to get my hands on a large resin printer. The Mono X is much better than the standard Photon I started on, but still not big enough for me.

Nice job! Hope you had a great vacation!

Dang, this is good looking! Great work as always!

Fooking amazing!!!! Great paint job!

I’m going to have to print out the blue beetle helmet and the rest of the suit. Thanks Frank for another great video

That pearlescent effect looks amazing 🙌👏👏👏!!!

No views??? Wow I'm early

@WhatnotArt

Жыл бұрын

Same 😂

@rorybassett9015

Жыл бұрын

You are

This looks dope! A large format resin printer is a bit too expensive for me, but I use mine for smaller parts that have fine details. One recommendation is to use resin that is ABS like, or getting something like sirayatech Blu and mixing some in with regular resin. Makes it almost as tough as ABS.

Pure dedication

Absolutely great work .Good job man

Amazing! I don't know what you do for a day job, but you would absolutely kill at prop work! Hope the cruise went well.....months ago! Lol

@FranklyBuilt

10 ай бұрын

This is my day job haha 😆 thank you

I just moved to Aus and left all my printers in the Philippines. Watching your videos really helps me with my withdrawal syndrome (withdrawal from 3d printing 😅)

Great work man!

I love your work of art

Fantastic Job! 👍👍

Super sick !! Paint job came out great! Hopefully I can fit this print on my Saturn S

you're awesome man i wish i was this talented

First of all, amazing video. Second I envy your painting room/setup, it looks super cool. I can't wait till I have space to set something up like that. Also loved to see you watching the Pluto video from corridor crew. Love watching their videos, especially Wren's. Sometimes you just gotta put on a video in the background while doing the more tedious parts of projects. Love your videos, I've learned a lot from watching your content.

Was hoping you'd do this helmet. Great video as always

This is too awesome and I can't wait to see the full movie From: Philippines

That helmet looks so cool, enjoy your holiday.

It's crazy how much 3d has come!

AWESOME JOB DEFINITELY MAKES ME WANT TO INVEST

looks amazing

Amazing man ! What a good job !

The build turned out great man. I really can't wait till i an afford and also have the space to have a large size resin printer. Currently have a midsized one. At quick glance I already saw some people offering some great tips. I don't know about anyone else but I tend to wash my prints in alcohol while the supports are still on to avoid resin splattering on you when break off supports since it's such a toxic material. And this way after I washed them in alcohol I can put them in warm water or you can also use a heat gun which I like best to remove the supports. They melt off like butter and no water or resin splattering everywhere when you use a heat gun.

Awesome build bro that helmet is sick 😷

Great video. Hope the holiday was great. Try immersing the resin prints in hot tap water before removing the supports for about a minute. This will soften them and reduce the scaring.

I hope you have a good rest of your vacation

😃That Helmet Looks Awesome it came out perfectly👍👍 I've got to learn how to make one

woah this looks amazing u did an great job!!!

Omg I want your chair absolutely love it

This is a dope project. Only thing I can say for someone trying to replicate the paint job is consider an airbrush instead of a rattle can. You will keep the speckles very fine and be able to build in a very slow and controlled way. It would be pretty easy. I imagine getting this result with a bunch of rattle cans would require a lot of experience with spray paint.

Wow dude, well printed.

If you wanted to get a similar hexagon pattern on the eyes, look at headlight/taillight tint vinyl. Iirc, Vivvid has at least one honeycomb design

Resin is the dream!

Love that you switch between FDM and SLA printers. Shows your diversity and true skill. I love my Phrozen Sonic 4k however it was a pain that it’s only compatible slicer is Chitubox. I’ve since upgraded to the Epax E10. Maybe check out those. There’s the E10 and X10

@FranklyBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I have the e10 and x156 haha

@Ghxzt2161

Жыл бұрын

@@FranklyBuilt seeing the price of the X156 gave me anxiety.

@Hanzi2u

Жыл бұрын

​@@FranklyBuilt mr rich guy right here 😂😂

I do not know if you know but a good tip to romove supports from resin prints is to use heat, like a heat gun or hot water, that way you do not leave scars in the print

Without the Speckle effect it looks IDENTICAL to the Injustice 2 design for Blue Beetle. Either one is stunning! Keep up the solid work dude! ❤️

This is a masterpiece!!

Frank i know nothing about printing and stuff but for the paint i've seen street artists spray paint on their plastic gloves and then flick it on to the canvas i think it could work for your project as well u could search it on yt how to make stars with spray paint hope it maybe helps.

That's really cool.

sheesh that looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

has that robo cop blue shade to it,looks amazing,that is a freakishly perfect fit for you

Lmao, "Bop it". Takes me back.

Been watching your videos for 2 weeks you made me wanna buy a 3d printer. Just bought one it's cheap but big 310x310x400 I'm nervous to get started

Use a dropper and fill your imperfections with a few drops of resin then cure with small uv torch, no need for filler. Nice build 👍

So awesome! Enjoy your vacation ✌️ Please do a Tekkaman Blade next.

Damn it look's so good!

THIS IS AMAZING! 🍾🍾🤩🤩😭😭

With plastic lenses you can just dremel them into shape. Draw with a sharpie, use the sanding drum and when you're done the edges will be smooth. Then clean the sharpie out.

@FranklyBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but cutting them goes way quicker. The dremel works but this works faster. You can use sandpaper or a dremel to smooth them

10:25 corridor crew easter egg 😂😂

The other good part of doing this for helmets is any translucent parts you want can be made in solid resin, and then polished without any other steps

Looks pretty awesome. One suggestion tho: add a bit of black to the magnet tabs, they're visible in the seam

Great content as always

This looks so good!! Thank you so much for sharing your passion. So cool to watch you go from a hobbyist to a true ambassador and expert in the hobby. Any chance of getting a tour or background on your paint booth setup? I have an old garden shed I'm thinking of converting and would love info on the fume extraction setup.

@FranklyBuilt

Жыл бұрын

I can do a tour yeah!

@RMX-ART

8 ай бұрын

​@@FranklyBuilt I have a fun challenge could you make nulls armor from king in black with the wings

LOOKS SICK DUDE!

This is sick man keep it up wish I could do something like this

I foresee the future of cosplay having digital display lenses that track your eye movements for animations. Imagine!

Loving the new intro.

This looks Awesome dude 😎👍😅

Loving it! Great work as always dude! Intrigued to see how much of a lobster you are from the holiday 😂😂😂

That Iron Man in the background Looks so cool

i love wrens educational videos

Damn, a man of culture! Love Corridor Crews :D 11:20

Im 100% Marvel over DC but still watch every video, love them all. i Keep up with your instagram stories because i love the now print workshop. i was wondering if you plan on doing a updated workshop video. i need ideas for my new shop and i cant remember all your stories. A updated video like you did months ago would be awesome. i know you got many many projects, best of luck!

That is wicked cool!! Loved the way it printed. I do have to say, I liked the way you were heading with your original paint job better. In my mind, your paint job is more what I would expect based on the comic. The tiny speckled paint job makes me think more battle damage and cover up than living alien armor. Trying to match the movie prop, I get. Their version just seems wrong IMO.

Dude this is insane!!!! I need it lol

@FranklyBuilt

10 ай бұрын

Thank you haha

I love the corridor video during assembly 🤣

1:01 Do3d actually modeled the buster sword, so there’s another project to look forward to. Great job on the helmet btw!

@FranklyBuilt

11 ай бұрын

Not touching it until the movie premieres and they get proper reference

use a air dryer (the small hot air blower) to remose supports more easily.

Hey I watched the livestream making this thumbnail. I helped. The helmet looks fantastic

@FranklyBuilt

Жыл бұрын

Yay

Great video. Resin printing works on exposure per layer, not how fast a nozzle can pump out plastic. So the time a print takes is based on the number of layers, not the amount of plastic needed to be placed. So, for large builds, they are much faster, taking like 3 seconds per layer, some less, some more. And if you can use the entire build surface at a time, can save you days in the end. So, yes. I am impressed. But the PPE needed to work with it makes me shy away from it.

As someone who is more into SLA than FDM printing I say keep it up. It's COULD use a tweak but this hobby is only as fun as you make it, and making it is what this hobby is so as long as you are doing stuff, it CANT BE THAT WRONG.. right?

*YEAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! LET'S GO!!!!!*

Another awesome video Frank - Even though I just got myself a 2nd printer - A Creality CR-10S Pro V2 after watching your videos, I really cant wait to get my hands on a resin printer myself. A quick question - What are your shelves/table solution, I love the style and are thinking of getting something similar for my basement