The devil broke my 3d printer

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In this video I deal withe the results of a broken 3d printer. Somehow I still ended up with enough of the awesome model on the failed prints to turn it into some amazing terrain for my game IDOLS of TORMENT.
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[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

HUGE THANKS *ARCHVILLAIN GAMES* FOR SPONSORING THIS VIDEO! *CHECK THEM OUT* : bit.ly/AVBMC So.....anyone know how I managed to actually break the screen? Because I'm still not entirely sure.

[@craft-o-matic2377]

Looks incredible Jeremy!

[@burleyman101]

I had a very similar failure a while back. Pretty sure it was just because I had the plate too tight to the screen after a leveling and it was putting too much pressure on the screen. Worked for a while but the repeated nature of printing caused it to fail eventually. I could actually hear the glass creaking and groaning every time the plate went down but I totally didn't associate it with what was happening. I thought it was the FEP popping as the print was releasing. Stupid. Good news is that replacing the screen was relatively painless.

[@XTr3m3b4sh]

There was probably a bit of resin from a previous failed print still in the tank. When the buildplate descended to print the first layer, it pressed the chunk of resin into the screen and cracked it. Don't worry, sometimes the screen just breaks from overheating or something and there is no indication except for massive chunks of cured resin on your build plate :)

[@christianoneal4787]

Jeremy, have you ever looked into Montana Gold Spray Paints? They sell a marble effect that you can just rattle can onto a model after you paint it. Looks awesome. It sprays in the marble veins for you in a random pattern.

[@robdunkel1056]

The sad thing is you will never be able to print thin pieces like that on purpose.

[@forgotn42]

I dig the contrast between the hellish figures and the heavenly figures. My favorite part is how their color palettes were inverted from the norm, since it's usually the angels that are all white and pure with the dark and messy appearance for the devils. It adds a lot to the worldbuilding to have them swapped and shows some of the chaos that erupted when heaven and hell collapsed into each other.

[@JP_Idols_of_Torment]

I wish I could hit like twice on this.

[@KilgoreVoid]

I guess that screen wasn’t all it was cracked up to be.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Thanks dad!

[@TougherLoki]

I laughed so hard my sides split!

[@algorithm_acolyte]

DOHOHOHOHOHO

[@____________838]

That just doesn’t line up.

[@DaleTrevors]

I enjoy the catchy title :) Btw there's a very high chance that you'll read this comment, so I want to tell you that you're an inspiration, Jeremy :) I always look forward to your videos! Love your style & all!

[@IBAGVincentDrake]

I broke my Mars screen like this once, it was a small bit of a failed print that had stuck to the FEP no more then 1mm or less of material, but that extra thickness was enough that when I started the next print, crack. now I always check with a scraper if there is any loose material at the bottom of the vat and relevel the plate every dozen prints.

[@demon1103]

yeah, that's what I do, I tend to need to stir up the resin in the vat before printing anyway, so while I do that I check the bottom if possible.

[@MrBizteck]

Yes my mars is cracked in the top corner..... Ive been very lazy to replace.

[@HacksawsHobbyBunker]

That's the most metal thing I have seen crafted so far. You keep raising the bar...totally looking forward to whats to come. Cheers!

[@TomesTheAmazing]

Your style of making these dark scary statues and ruined bases is always amazing. I can totally see why your making a game like Idols of Torment, you can feel the excitement whenever you make a project like this. Stoked for BMC in 2022 keep up the great work.

[@sindarpeacheyeisacommie8688]

I totally dig that you didn't toss the messed up figure. Instead, you took it as a challenge made something new and unique and completely your own.

[@sergioazevedo4267]

From chaos to triumph... That base is incredible! You could take any mini, throw it on top, and it'll look infinitely cooler because of it. Awesome job as always!

[@jacobkonkel6793]

I love the Plague City builds because I'm all about 40k but, by far, your Torment builds are my favorite. I love the clutter and the over usage of bits as debris and scattered items. I'm a visual learner and seeing this terrain makes me want to dive into the world and lore.

[@RaqrexArt]

The devil went down to Canada, he was lookin' for a soul to steal. He was in a bind 'cause he was missing his behind. And he was willin' to make a deal…with a crafter.

[@happythejuggler]

I've got a mortar and pestle that I grind those little pastels in, and then I put them in little vials. It took an afternoon to grind down one of those pastel sets into an equal amount of vials of pigment powders. love it!

[@matalbot84]

I totally feel your pain... My printer had an issue a few months ago and I replaced the screen. Now I am starting to see a bit of an area where the screen is beginning to fail on one side... But i love to see your determination to turn Lemons into lemonade.... I have been watching you since the inception of your channel... Keep up the great work you are an inspiration.

[@Wispmage]

Way to turn a failure into a success. The finished piece looks metal as hell. Keep up the awesome work on the minis and game!

[@52Miniatures]

I don’t know exactly what you did with this one. It’s a great video, honest and without hangups. You could have made a huge deal over the 3d printer failing, or a huge thing over salvaging the situation. Instead you created a great piece and shared hobby enthusiasm. High fives.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Thanks. That means a lot from you.

[@ricks5756]

Parts of those "failures" would make interesting elements in a cyberpunk/steampunk/future like diorama. I personally love how they turned out like that :) Great work on your set piece, looks very good !

[@davemoeder3859]

I coach robotics and sports and there are a lot of similarities here! I appreciate how you can take a "problem" and turn it into a "learning opportunity." Your ability to hurdle anything that pops up and still develop and make a video is what makes you one of the "go-to" tabletop crafters out there. Well done again! (Oh, and WOW on using pastels to make "pigment powder!" [Mindblown]

[@CronosVids]

When you blur the lines between hobby and art, you know you’re onto something great. Excellent work!

[@CoolTrainerJulio]

My LCD was failing but I was on a time crunch to get a set of orcs printed for a friend who was visiting. I hadn’t seen him in years and wanted to be able to gift him the set. I went on printing and kitbashed all the failures until the LCD gave out. Came out really cool and we had a ton of fun painting them!

[@ocalicreek]

First off, you were one of the first channels I found that dragged me into the mini-painting world, and I am always glad when I see another video. Now.....that resin flew off and hurt your finger. Good thing it wasn't your EYES! Why not wear some eye protection next time? Cracked screens can be replaced. Damaged retinas? Not so simple. I want to continue watching your videos. Take care of your body so you can keep on making them! Oh, and this project turned out to be SPECTACULAR! The best part was seeing how excited you got over transforming a failure into a feature. Rock on.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Because my hand was protecting my eyes :) I also was using the tired and true turn away and close eyes technique at the same time. Honestly I'm pretty good about eye protection (I had a scratched retina while I was working in trades and it's awful) but this situation there was really no risk to the eyes.

[@ocalicreek]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial As long as you feel safe, you know your limits. And yeah, you are usually really great about demonstrating safety in the shop whether it is fumes, cutting, skin protection, etc. so thanks for that. Oh, and I've used that "squint and clip" myself on occasion...

[@EricWilliams-ms3ro]

I love this piece so much. I like how you have a knack for turning failure into something great.

[@drizzt102]

This is the mark of a truly fully passionate and involved craftsperson and it translates to GMing to. Things don't go as planned. Oh well. You don't throw it out. You don't walk away. You go "Okay lets pivot what can I do with what I got." Turned out awesome man well done!!

[@End911M]

Started DMing about a year ago, buying and crafting minatures and painting them for my home dnd game. Jeremy, put quite simply is my inspiration for continuing to build and craft new projects such as different styled terrain than you'd never find at any other dnd game. Thank you sir, thank you.

[@DrFilch]

Felt inspired. I don't have the tools/space to build anything at the moment, but wrote a quick... something. Instead. Hope you like it. In that hellish landscape where statues of fallen angels stand stoic over the plains of torment Where gold coins scatter like leaves in autumn as worthless here as the living Here no hope no saving grace Darkness reigns

[@DaleTrevors]

What an epic presentation at the end! Super excited for Idols of Torment!

[@Karrot001]

another great build J, love the extra lore for the game, heaven and hell both falling in on themselves? awesome, cant say ive heard that idea before. keep up the good work and high spirits. :)

[@thevosk]

sooo ... im new here ... and i want to say i saw this on my "recommended because i watch Devil May Cry 5" .... this hobby looks truly EPIC, tyvm for the introduction (and for once, praise the algorithm!)

[@prestonp.1867]

"...remnants of both for reasons that'll be explained in the book..." Well now I'm even more interested than I already was. Great build! Keep up the amazing work.

[@nikotillmann9764]

Looks really cool. While I'm not in love with every piece you created for torment, I think this one is a winner. I really like how you create atmosphere with relatively simple tricks which are more about knowledge and instinct (colour choices and such) than pure skill in brushwork.

[@lemonardodavinci4138]

turning a failure into a success is what makes a player into a king! Beautiful piece and I enjoyed the different pick of background music in this one.

[@hauptsacheeinkanal3515]

Do u what music he used??? Would love to use it for dnd :D

[@steampunk8036]

As always, I get inspiration and learn new techniques from you, Jeremy. I'm currently on an XPS foam project with a "monster hunter" theme. It's a triangular-shaped building and I'm going to use some of your wash techniques that I learned in this video on hit. Thanks again, brother! -Rick, USMC

[@atlas6355]

By the dark gods Jeremy this piece and all of your torment pieces are just incredible. I rewatch the videos so many times for the awesome insights into not only inks and washes but the world building too. Just want to say you’ve been such a huge inspiration to so many and in regards to these videos they scratch the kind of TORMENTING itch I’ve been needing quenched! Keep up the good work brother and thank you from Britannia👍(P.S. you got a link to the music? They’re just awesome)

[@Walican132]

I love that you painted the foam steps back to the foam color.

[@euansmith3699]

Gilbert's foam cutting jigs are so creative. That staircase came out so well. I like how you turned lemons into lemonade with this build. The oil washes really are the icing on an awesome cake with this piece.

[@marykayryan7891]

I LOVE that you made do with the broken pieces you had. I myself use a lot of small found objects. Amazing what is on the ground if one is looking. You're right. It is a very cool piece.

[@tommyakesson8858]

Gotta admit. This is pretty epic. Especially since its 1. From a failed print and 2. Its for a specific game (thats also yours!)

[@pistol0grip0pump]

5:23 - I legitimately thought that was a bloody sandwich for a moment there lmao 🤦‍♂️ 😅😂

[@alphanaut14]

I used to do marble dips with spray paint on water (multiple sprays/colors)- then dipping the piece in. A Malachite statue this way might look fantastic. When you said marble, that's where my thoughts went.

[@DisturbedLegionGames]

Super exited to see more about your game as a painter not so much a player of tabletop games its sparked my interest as I have loads of random Demons/Angels laying around seems a interesting opportunity to put them to some use :) amazing work in the vid just goes to show even failed prints can sometimes be very useful.

[@Salic1231]

Awesome video! The Torment videos are my favorite and I love it when you combine them with models from AV games

[@Hobbyrepubliken]

Read the title and my mind went straight to "broken statue in the Idols of Torment setting". Nice

[@thomasholcomb7681]

What an amazing piece! The gold horns and angelic paint scheme and removing the legs entirely just makes this project unbelievably fantastic.

[@techadeptcrafts]

Freaking cool! The hex staircase was a winning move. I also like to make use of failed prints, so making it into a statute is, in my opinion, is totally made of win. Sorry about your printer Jeremy. The way that broke, most likely cause was debris in the vat. Been very interested in your game and will be supporting it when it comes out. However, your description of the two realms collapsing in upon themselves was epic! Hooked. Great video, man

[@WeShallLoveOn]

Oh yeah it not having legs actually adds to the creepiness and terror a lot. Like is this statue just ethereally floating like an angel.

[@Furtuim]

Hey dude, I'm sure there's other comments in here saying it. But get a screen protector on that X, it's so critical for our beasts! The screen is so soft, and this is just one of the various pain points. But that's a beautiful print, and I hope you're up and running again soon!

[@sagesattva9789]

my favourite part of this is just how happy you are about it

[@PKTCrafts]

In the begining, I followed you because of your focus on practicality and playability in the builds. Now I come back to learn and take inspiration from your focus on color, shape and composition. Great job!

[@tonysmoot3712]

I love the videos where you just go with it and build. Still love the tutorials, but these ones feel more like just hanging out with you while making stuff, and it's great. Can't wait for IoT to drop!!

[@HerrMatom]

man this looks so awesome i frickin love it. The only Detail i personally would have liked are a ton of candles on the stairs like a "makeshift" Altar of sorts or a Magnet of some crazed worshippers or something like that. The Candles, for me, would reinforce that feeling of something godly, worth of praying to but in this case its a Prince of Hell, which is neat.

[@TheSmugglersRoom]

Killer project man! Love how it turned out, and LOVED that you showed how to move forward even with a challenge in the project!

[@timothyyoung2962]

First off I love the fact that despite the failures of the print, you didn't scrap the project. You just decided to use what you had and build something else that was incredible looking. It was nice to see that even when what you want to do does not work out, you don't have to give up. Even a mistake can create something amazing. Second, I love the builds for these hellscapes. They are by far one of my favorite builds you do. As soon as I'm not buried under terrain for Stargrave and This Is Not A Test I plan on taking a shot at constructing some of my own hellish terrain using your style as a point of reference. Maybe use it in Reign In Hell (and eventually Idols of Torment). And what little you've talked about the game REALLY has my interests peaked. Gives me Donte's Inferno and Paradise Lost meets Heavy Metal and Beksinski aesthetics feels. Can't wait to see it when it's done.

[@mericanadian101]

I really love how you take something that didn't turn out 100% the way you originally wanted, and make it something (possibly) even better!

[@jacobmcnatt]

So sick dude!! As someone just jumping into the hobby this is really inspiring - taking something "broken" and turning it into something so badass just gives me so many ideas for my own creations. Can't wait to see what you come up with next!

[@newrosecustoms2989]

Seeing the foam before it got painted reminded me of weathered copper, which could be a cool color theme for a statue.

[@Bluecadet1987]

I have to say the chalk pastel tip blew my mind slightly. Thanks for another great video!

[@dodgethejester9553]

I love that green black oil wash, I'm doing the forge world raven guard primarch corvus corax model and i wanted his armor to look like old graveyard stone and his wings and jetpack to be oxidised copper or brass,this is so much better looking, I'm definitely going to incorporate this old stone look into his armour, it was brilliant inspiration thank you for it ✌️, Savage looking

[@Harbinger1776]

So happy you revisited your Torment project!

[@emmacarter6109]

I love the way you pivot when you hit an obstacle - something I aspire to.

[@the_quake]

I could easily see a site like this being used in a quest where you need to collect one of the statues demonically charged fallen feathers for something possibly crafting related.

[@Dugzor]

Metal AF, dude. Absolutely love it. 🤘 Really looking forward to learning more about your game.

[@marcuswelbymd7881]

Love that magic of the first undercoat! Everything just meshes together inside all different. Well done, looking forward to IoT.

[@chipboy3108]

Thankyou for a fantastic viewing , and that model was totally awesome, so i guess your moving to more "sculpture" now then scenic ! That construction is an "ART " presentation that any student would be proud of ..... really good to watch, thank you : )

[@jeanmalo7173]

I really love watching you build and paint your "dioramas"...it's actually giving me incentive to try out my airbrush for the first time...stay safe!

[@morgrath]

Excellent use of safety squints at the beginning there, Jeremy! Big fan of the attitude and making something out of fails, keep up the great work. Fingers crossed that your screen replacement goes smoothly.

[@photogfrank2146]

This is really a sweet-ass piece! I love the base and the way you damaged and added rubble to the steps! It looks like your airbrushing has come a long way as well! Two thumbs up!

[@smameann]

This turned out so cool. I love that a failed print wasn’t just abandoned. I’m also really looking forward to your new project Jeremy.

[@bspcyclist]

Awesome job Jeremy! Way to turn lemons in to lemonade! I am constantly inspired by your channel.

[@sindarpeacheyeisacommie8688]

Your next idol of torment: paint it as though it were made from a single piece of turquoise. Bronze, marble, turquoise. Make the statuary in Hell follow a kind of color code.

[@rcornejo911]

I know Orcus is the centerpiece of the AVG Tome of Demons Vol. II set. But that Adramal is easily my favorite part of the collection. What you've done with it is amazing. Sorry that it cost you a screen in the process.

[@perrygrosshans8537]

Very cool! Loved the music on this one for sure, very Tormenty feeling. :) Good luck replacing the LCD screen on the printer and getting back into the printing game! I wish I had the room in my house for one, heh!

[@joek600]

''Take these broken wings And learn to fly again Learn to live so free'' this should be the soundtrack of this video lol

[@londoncreative]

Watching you cut up the foam to make steps made me jealous - I posted my video on Sunday about the trials and pains I went through trying to get a couple of sheets of XPS Foam in the UK, you can buy it from craft shops but it is soo expensive and amazon uk only sells 5mm sheets. I checked out your suggestions on the shop, hoping maybe you knew something I was missing, but no luck. So if you want a cringe or stare in shock at what ended up happening (and I do credit you in the video) it's up to view on my channel now. Cheers Nic

[@Codex_of_Wisdom]

Been really living up to your channel name lately. Very appropriate mini to have broken your printer. Made for a good title and an awesome mini. Small fails are often the biggest successes!

[@dukewellington9308]

That is awesome. Well done on being able to have the vision of making something amazing out of something that most people would have just broken down and thrown it away.

[@kaig.-s.1040]

I just like the symbolism. you keeping these stones of setbacks to build a stair for a statue.

[@thesparrow1779]

Amazing project video to watch and the music selection was ON POINT today.

[@hauptsacheeinkanal3515]

That's true!!!

[@ImKsrSze]

DUDE! You cant just walk by such a big reveal like using chalk dust as pigment powders. Mind blown!

[@hendrikg6003]

That thing is awesome dude. I also love that quick grimy projects. They are easy NOT precise and still feaking cool!

[@goblincavecrafting]

LOVE what you did with this one, and the music was ON POINT TOO! All the best with the new Torment project too.

[@Lykon]

I think that missing supports (or not strong enough supports) caused the errors. Those errors created a blob in those spots, and those blobs put pressure on the LCD. Always triple check your supports.

[@bettsdn]

This is one of the more metal creations you have made. And that is saying something.

[@tryckstergaming2031]

Not gonna lie, I joined Archvilain patreon in December and got my 3D printer in January and I don't regret it. Amazing sculp, so easy to use, amazing support. Also sorry for your printer... Really cool piece you made tho!!!!

[@pineapplecreations362]

I love how this looks like a metal album cover🤘🏽🤘🏽. Amazing work!

[@keng.2468]

Wow! This is a great piece. I love how you improvised and turned a negative with the 3D printing into a positive! Well done!

[@Christopher_Gibbons]

Yeah, the manufacturers don't like to advertise it, but because of the way the print is basically ripped off the screen a few hundred times per model, those screens are more or less a consumable. If mechanical stress doesn't get them, the lcd itself will fail after about 200-800 hours of printing. The manufacturer might sell a replacement, or you can ask on Reddit. They are usually just normal lcd's made by sharp.

[@elcid200]

An amazing miniature and an amazing editing, looks awesome!

[@Sallivan4eg]

Man, music on this video is ultra good! So good that its refreshing after identical tracks all over youtube.

[@CampaignTerrain]

Way to go! Nicely recovered. He looks great> The platform is super nice, as well The columns are not only "iconic", but also Ionic 😀

[@maxxlofmer]

I love this more loose style of video that seems much less scripted. Awesome watch, amazing building 👍

[@Mr_Feyshade]

If you want to try airbrushing marble, 'Artis Opus' made a video on using dryer sheets or baby wipes to get the veiny patterns. He did it for his Slannesh demon army. That Baphomet statue is f'kin metal as HELL!

[@notreallydavid]

'I'm a crafting celebrity - send me a free screen and an engineer now, dammit!'

[@1campballs]

That turned out really well! It looks sick.

[@jennylawson1980]

Do I dare say, “the devil made me do it…” totally insane..he looks incredible…the details are impressive in the design 😈😈

[@billyrayvalentine8471]

You worship SATAN too? You must be proud.

[@dusreev7085]

The most badass way to save a failed print I've seen to date! This is why I always come back to watch your content!!

[@SpaceChampi]

The opening sequence REALLY made me believe I as going to watch a black metal song... Excellent work !

[@dukerottingface]

DAMN THAT'S SICK! Excellent piece and I think the devil's hand definitely broke your printer to make this broken statue look evil af

[@ClayMann]

I love the thinking behind turning failed prints into a USP of a final piece. I could make a graveyard full from failed prints but the best I could think to come up with for using fails was to test painting ideas. RIP the MonoX screen btw. That's my printer and I love it to bits, hopefully not failed bits ha.

[@amidark6518]

Lol, Lucifer is just giving you all kinds of trouble. XD Dang ol' goat head, lmao

[@therabidfanboy]

The devil broke my 3D printer, but Jesus built my hot rod.

[@XTr3m3b4sh]

Jeremy: "Oh no, my screen is broken!" Me: "First time ?"

[@alanfessler2275]

Exactly my thought! I've been through 3 screens so far. That was across two printers though and over the course of a year and a half