Dnd lizard folk are very different from Argonians, or Goblin Slayer lizard men, who are like muscular Native American Irohs (with a spot of WOW's Thrall). The lizardmen from Overlord are serious and a little stern, but surprisingly reasonable and even hospitable dude bros. The lizards from Reincarnated as a slime are probably somewhere between Elder Scrolls and Goblin Slayer, with a bit of Dimitri from Sly Cooper. In a situation, Gabiroo was and a more well intentioned Absalom, and his Father was a Native American King (Chief) David from the Bible thrown in, but with a less bad ending.

Default ironing has never given me a good print

One as long as the others mentioned weren't also going to St.Ives. We assume none. Look up the Egyptian riddle.

Arch Coves

I am glad you use the term 'Maker', which is far better than the illogical term '3D priniting.' Printing, done by a printer, is 2D. Making, done by a maker, is 3D.

Do you understand what you're reading off the screen?

If you fill the holes with clear resin to make them usable, they'd look like they were themed for acid or poison!

Great question. RFID from Bambu isn’t worth their filaments price tag. Do they think they’re making money? I’d say no. I avoid it.

How do you transfer a file from your iPhone to your laptop.

Click bait

You're missing a lot of important details here, in my opinion: - More expensive injection molded dice (which you call store bought dice) are indeed usually fair. The dirt cheap ones you have often aren't. - There are a lot more costs associated with making your own resin dice. There's the cost of the mold and/or masters, the cost of any inserts you use, the cost of a pressure pot (I suspect that's the missing puzzle piece in your bubble struggles) and the costs of materials used when learning the craft and for any failures later on. -Similarly, the costs of printed dice are only that low if you already own the printer. - Resin printed dice are pretty soft and get scratched easily. - Resin cast dice need post processing too, but it's not really the post processing that makes them unfair, it's a combination of the materials, the tools and the post processing skill. (I'd argue resin printed dice need post processing too, but that's more subjective.)

Dexter jumscared

The Lorax

Everybody already knows this

This whole time I was waiting for dude to give us a hack how to bypass this RFID system for other filaments. Instead he spent 4 minutes telling us what we already know 😂

It would be cool if you could create custom RFID tags that are compatible with other filament brands

That is why I miss the down vote counter. Waste of time.

Your question is when is a new company like bambu labs going to help it's competition to beat bambu labs? This is really your question... right? Bambu labs might be a little too busy trying to ensure its survival & establish it's self to answer that question. So if you want a real answer i would suggest asking an established company like Apple But i would advise you not to hold your breath! 🤣🤣🤣 Alternatively you could simply ask yourself to list the ways you yourself help your own competitors on KZbin and in your other businesses to out compete you & your business interests. Best wishes 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

WHAT A WASTE OF TIME. DO NOT WATCH THIS VIDEO.

Worthless video unless you’re only looking for a recommendation on whether or not to buy the product. Most people want step by step instructions, not a very brief recap and tips at the end.

What are you using to clean? Water? Alcohol?

Nice, good explanation of welding and easy to watch. But! You missed out my favourite type of welding, explosion welding!! Look it up 🎉😁 Ok ok, so not typically used in everyday manufacturing processes, but still....

I don't think anyone would question if you're strong enough.😄 I'd be interested in another test like this with a couple of new contenders added and some of the good ideas suggested in the comments.

How about la awesome. I use it for my plastic minutes and the paint just goes away even by just handling them.

helpful

What is that app you were using

Were more videos ever uploaded for additional joints?

Came for hole poking instructions, stayed for aggressive coffee placement 😂

I was literally just thinking of those McDonald’s Halloween buckets. I wish I still had mine.

I have those and remember using them

I love it! So cool and nostalgic

if you don't have a pressure pot, I'm using a resin curing machine, much cheaper and safer and smaller than a pressure pot. I'll let you know how it goes!

If using Bambu filament, wouldn’t a Bambu printer automatically change the necessary settings based on the different filaments?

Any tips for Overture Gold Silk PLA on a Bambu A1? Trying to print medals for a work project. Prints look decent but the top layer looks/feels rough! Tried recommendation of setting up a custom filament and tuning it in Orca slicer but it doesn't seem to help. Purchased a filament dryer (for the gold silk pla) with same results. Still very new to 3D printing so I'm not sure what to do to get a smooth print and smooth top layer with this overture silk pla. What do you think I'm doing wrong? Appreciate your time and any help you can offer.

2:24 ayyyy thats a Menards! I was just looking at those today, which is what lead me to looking up enamel paints on minis and finding this video lol

Anyone looking for advice on actual nearly bubble free dice without a pot (yes, it is possible) keep looking, this video ain't it. The title is click-bait and the dice pulled are riddled with bubbles that can be seen easily despite the horrible camera focus and attempts to only show the "clean" sides.

Wow is there a file? I’d like to print it on my Bambu lab

I just tried clear PVC Primer last week. Outstanding on PETG and ASA. I used it also to smooth the prints w/o sanding. It did not hold the Inland Tough PLA but I used 3-4 coats and knocked down the texture left from the textured PEI plate. So its a decent way to go to smooth your prints. PETG took a while to dry but it was glossy. Not bad at all

After testing way too many store bought dice across multiple companies, calculating their chi squared value after 1000+ rolls, I can say with confidence that I will not be using store bought ever again.

I made a lizard man once. His name was Lawrence and he didn't like cats because when he was a baby his mom and dad got eaten by a big cat.

an isntalation guide was what i was looking for..wrong channel

Super glue seemed to be the best

Definitely going to be using this trick. It's crazy that this got reccomended to me right after giving a friend advice on this lol

Thank you for this. I was about to purchase sc200 vinyl cement but i have already have clear pvc glue. Can we get a comprehensive test with higher infill and a scale to measure force?

I'd be interested to see different strategies for painting the dice and tests on the durability of varnish vs epoxy clearcoating.

does anyone know how durable artisan resin poured dice are? i love how they look but dont want to go in on a set if they start wearing away easily

cool!

Nice

That is amazing! I forgot to comment yesterday. 😂🎉❤

Very nice! But what did you do with the trash filament?