Master Crafter

Finally finished printing and painting the full hollow Ichigo helm. Hope you enjoy 🙂 #3dprinting #polymaker #polysonic #pla #filament #creative #diy #creality #k1 #k1max #art #crafts #painting #acrylic #acrylicpainting #vastolorde #hollow #ichigo #bleach #bbs #fantasy #trinidadandtobago #trinidadandtobago

Finally painted the dragon bust which was the first print done on the K1Max last year. Was pretty excited to get this done and it was a long time coming. The base was a deep blue followed by black spray…

I tweaked an old Model that was done in Blender some years ago and decided to print it. The first print was a test but decided to max out the space on the K1Max and print a bigger one. For…

Back at it again with another Polylite ASA print on the K1 Max and using my favorite Acrylic paint set from The Army Painter. Unfortunately the K1Max decided to not output the timelapse video for some reason so I don’t…

Finally got around to painting the battle axe that was modeled in Blender Loving this new paint kit and the variety of colors The axe was printed in ABS and the blade was smoothed a bit in my Acetone chamber…

Finally finished printing the Iron Man helmet from Box and Loop with some additional features. I used an ESP32-S2 as the MCU which has alot more GPIOs for the full suit features later on. It’s also now an IoT device…

It took about a week of printing, modeling and soldering, but it’s finally done. Chess never looked so epic. The pieces were smoothed with cold acetone vapor for that extra gloss. I also used acetone to weld some pieces together…

Another time-lapse video of a really kool phone/calculator holder. Really dig this one for some style. Printed with PolyLite ASA: Pop Blue and Jet Black.

Testing out a larger print now, almost maxed out the height. There is still about an inch left to push. The first attempt fell over halfway, so I added minor supports at the base to hold it in place for…

The 3D printing journey with the Creality K1 Max. Still had some room on the build area to print it bigger but testing out the limits.