AMAZING 3D Printed Stained Glass - SUPER EASY RESIN ART

[@DIYMachines]

Let me know any good ideas you have for additional designs buy replying to this post and I will create the models for the most liked suggestions for everyone to use! 😁

[@jellyfishanimation]

Lewis can you update you smart chess board video please. The raspberry pi code isn't working. I have spent alot of time and money building the board and it doesn't work... Could you create an image of your working SD card so we can image it. Thank you

[@Onelady7]

Steampunk designs please. Cogs, top hats & all that cool stuff

[@jamurquhart]

I’m always so happy when you post a video. Every project is so unique, and you explain everything in such a nice way. Thank you for your efforts

[@DIYMachines]

You are so welcome! Thank you.

[@pierfedoroff]

The patterns of the peoples of Siberia are perfect for this technology. This is amazing! Thank you very much!

[@zombiebobo]

Thank you❤

[@selbermachenguru]

I came along this channel today, and I am delighted. As a crafter coming from arts and more of a painter, I am very new to 3D printing. I am experienced in 1:1 resin, but initially thought 3D printers substitute everything transparent with the according filament. The resin is much more shiny and translucent, for sure, but knowing printer enthusisasts still uns the 'good old' products is heartwarming. As I just stepped into 3D printing I am keen to explore the possibilities. This channel seems to have a wider vision and connects different techniques and ideas from usually not corresponding hobbies. That's brilliant. Sub is on the way, the 114.001st 🙂

[@DIYMachines]

Thank you for the kind words. 😊 You're going to have a great tine with 3D printing.

[@diogor420]

I gotta say, they look amazing!! Specially the Fallout one! :))

[@DIYMachines]

Thank you, the Fallout one was the last one I made for this video and it was a suggested design idea by a friend. I'm really happy how it turned out and I gifted it to them to say thanks.

[@U-Tech20]

What a detailed and happy explanation, the idea is really good. You have put a serious effort into each of your videos, it is very successful and admirable. Thanks a lot for this video.

[@DIYMachines]

Thank you very much for your kind words. It's really motivating. 😊

[@cadidaddy69]

If you convert the image to an svg and then bring it into fusion, i believe you can just extrude the lines without having to trace it all. Using gimp and / or inkscape. I can't remember if both are necessary, but it's a lot easier.

[@maxhoneyman9084]

Im going to do this and make a few pieces for my wedding. I am going to use a freshly cleaned glass bed to get the petg as smooth as possible. Hopefully this enhances the effect!

[@lisboris4479]

Невероятные красивые работы с инструкцией к повторению. Это прекрасно!

[@DIYMachines]

Всегда пожалуйста. Спасибо, что посмотрели и поделились добрыми словами

[@richardwatkins6725]

that's such an awesome idea

[@DIYMachines]

I've had a great time making these, and they've made for some good gifts as well.🙂

[@enyoc3d]

great idea!

[@DIYMachines]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@TheIronHeadRat]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@DIYMachines]

No problem 👍

[@OFCIFR]

Would you advise using syringe for small parts?

[@dleivam]

brilliant

[@DIYMachines]

Thank you

[@noverman]

I wonder how UV cure resin would work? Eliminating the time crunch.

[@DIYMachines]

That's an interesting idea. I imagine as long as the rapid curing didn't generate too much heat and deform the printed parts then this would be much quicker. If I ever find myself in position of UV curing resin I'll try it out.

[@Keifer-D]

I think smaller models would work well