3D printing miniature terrain with the AnkerMake M5C

[@scottholloway2516]

At the end yes you showed it can be destroyed and toppled. I really like how you split the levels for that purpose.

[@spacecentergames]

Printable Scenery is awesome. Have used them for years.

[@Warshava_]

i saw this piece in another of your videos and i couldnt have guessed it was a fillament 3d print!

[@bolicob]

Always good to expand your skillset

[@bolicob]

Printable Sceneries has so many good designs

[@OkayHobbyTime]

It's always fun trying new things! 🙌

[@summonlessermaker]

Awesome build man! Glad you're back!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

[@JasonFan-qk3tb]

Great video! The M5C printer seems very beginner-friendly and I am gonna get it for Black Friday

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Have fun! It's been a pleasure to use and I love seeing all the stuff it's been making.

[@danieldamiani3338]

Amazing detail on the 3D printed models! Great video!

[@matthieufontaine]

Super! J'adore les modèles de printable scenery, je me suis fait tout le village Hagglethorn :) Super boulot!

[@Wallack]

The miniatures at the end look very nice, where are they from?

[@fraenkybalboa]

hi friend! Tell me, what settings do you print on? what layer height? 0.1? and what speed? cheers

[@chasonlapointe]

Nice work, I love Printable Sceneries models, they have always looked like scratch built models brought to life instead of digital sculptures to me.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks! And I agree, very nice models. You can tell they put a lot of works into them.

[@amaurythewarrior]

the layer lines are not particularly noticable. this is something i'm a bit obsessed about, and the reason i haven't been very productive with my ender 3 even though i've had it for almost 3 years

[@OkayHobbyTime]

It's amazing how far the tech has come. I'm quite impressed with it. and excited to see what it becomes in the future.

[@Rayuaz]

That's a funny coincidence because I'm printing this exact same model right now lol

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Haha, it's a great model!

[@RickBomhof]

i just bought the a1 mini but i wonder if i can just break up parts and glue them together simply?

[@OkayHobbyTime]

I've noticed a lot of STL vendors provide files already broken up to fit smaller machines. Otherwise, slicing a model yourself is definitely an option.

[@MikePhilpot-b4j]

I just bought this printer is there any tips to get prints to stick to print bed ? What are your settings for pla I have had trouble with abs as well.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

I'm using AnkerMake PLA+ with default printer settings (easy mode). I believe that's the easiest stuff to print with and I've had absolutely no issues so far. Also make sure the print bed / nozzle is heated to the correct temperature, but that should be done by default unless the settings were changed.

[@goforitpainting]

Cool. I'm a new Sub on your channel.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Glad to hear! Thanks for subbing

[@HotelCharliHill]

No layer lines?!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

I was surprised as well! Printers have come a long way.

[@cavemanworkshop]

Comments for the Algorithm gods go here Jokes aside, this is great, as always! Always look forward for new content from you! Cheers!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! I'm always happy to hear that-glad you're enjoying the videos.

[@sshim950]

: )

[@sierraMaddin]

feels soulless to me, but not everyone got the time to build from scratch or the "talent" for building things on their own

[@Slurgical_3D_Terrain_Channel]

I’m not offended nor wishes to offend, just hoping to share a different view to the comment. In my case, I have limited space, that is why initially learned to 3D design. I absolutely love designing and creating. Being physically disabled I am able to create within my tolerance of sitting at a desk. I can’t agree with you, it takes passion and love to make those models, and so much individuality can added to the printed product. Aside from printing, painting, you can add your own touch to it. The other beauty of that, you can make more if the terrain happens to be modular and compatible with other terrain of the same theme. While one terrain prints, you can work on your finish touches. It’s also easier way to share the hobby.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

For sure-a great alternative for those not able to / don't want to scratch build. The tech has come quite a long way!