Clean your 3D Prints Before you Paint them | Groundeffected.com

[@aberodriguez4149]

Haven't even purchased my 3D printer yet but watching your videos and listening to your material will make for a fun experience, thank you for your time and work.

[@Rebelijah]

Just a heads up that these specific how to videos are awesome!

[@hicontrast]

Great thumbnail. The innovation

[@Groundeffected]

I try

[@benjaminbrigance1708]

Love the video. I feel this is one of the most important steps in model prep. I struggle removing the supports without removing detail. Stay Warm!

[@DaveVedder]

Great guide! One thing to note is that while you are sanding (or doing anything that will make dust); wear a mask. Resin dust is very, very, very bad (yes, three bads worth of bad) for your lungs.

[@Groundeffected]

This is true.

[@lamer42]

You are right . I learn something in life when you do something do it right or dont do it. Great video like usual.

[@littlecreatures1801]

Correct!!! Totally agree with you on this a lot of people just leave the marks on the model especially the face marks as well. Great video to guide them !

[@Groundeffected]

Yea bro faces take a little bit of work but i can see how people skip this because it’s exciting to just slap paint on there.

[@littlecreatures1801]

@@Groundeffected I was one of them like that lol I still do that from time to time but its a good reminder for all painters

[@randyrichey6931]

Thanks for sharing all your tips, they really help a newcomer

[@ewen832]

As requested here are a few words. Enjoyable, knowledgeable, teachable, entertain “able”.

[@Groundeffected]

Thank you dude. Much appreciated

[@mitchellkruszyna109]

Preps! May the preps be with you!

[@Groundeffected]

May all the preps be with you. Lol

[@Mike_Jones1980]

That's a great rule of thumb.

[@jamesanderson7407]

Thank you for your videos, they have helped me a lot. Keep up the awesome work.

[@Luv2ripFPV]

Great tip on using the glue to fill the gaps!

[@Jonathan-e1m]

Thanks for the tips !

[@jackschlaeger5024]

All manner of words can reside here. It is especially well suited to words that aid in the blinding of eye balls.

[@jacobbyerly8711]

Love your stuff

[@azhorel]

Wait, after watching video and coming back to KZbin list of videos, I just got the pun of “thumbnail” 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@natehart1988]

I found the little box to put words in!

[@GrafAndrzej]

Wonderful as usual :)

[@philfoofighter]

Great video. Merry Christmas to you and yours Brent and fellow Groundeffected folk. 🎄🎅

[@Groundeffected]

Thanks dude. Happy Christmas back

[@MMQsTacosConLimons]

Thanks for this video, been listening to your tips since I started 3d printing you’ve been a big help.

[@Kjimenez888]

Hi Dad! great video... Please upload a video of the paint job on this spiderman!

[@MrCinpro]

I remember when painting models as a kid, long before 3d printers, that you had to worry about the oils from your hands messing up your paint. I haven''t seen any current prep videos that even mention this. where do you fall on this step for prep, is it still needed?

[@bencherico]

Good stuff thank you.

[@LokoInTheHouse2]

Great video.... nice to see how clean up is done. I always wondered if I was doing it wrong... and I was. Ha.

[@jakubcroverstransky5861]

Thnx

[@Groundeffected]

No probs

[@tomasguadarrama3266]

Great video.

[@chrisfivey2321]

A huge Happy Christmas bruh! Best wishes to you and your family. 👍🏼🎉😃

[@untamedgeek3D]

Thank you.... For making me think that your thumbnail was just that. A thumbnail

[@Groundeffected]

Better a thumbnail than something else!?!?

[@waldyro]

I always try to support my models so that they don't end up on the visible part of the model. But a few times I've painted pre-supported models, because I was lazy and noticed the supports land on textured surfaces (or it just can't be avoided). That's the part I wonder about, what do you do when the support digs into a texture. As for using the hobby knife, I've found it easier to do those adjustments prior to curing, is there an advantage to doing it to a cured part? I figure the curing process can shrink or mess with the part. I guess I wouldn't have to wear gloves when it's cured.

[@michalzushi]

Love it

[@dingwoot]

Hey dad I thought you were gonna come back from the grocery store? It's been 5 years. :P Another cracker mate thank you.

[@WIBRTyranT]

i always fear that i'm gonna take the detail off the model if i do a full fledged sanding like you do in this video. do you ever have times where the sanding just wipes said detail off and messes the model?

[@ty05sti52]

Hey man, I love your videos. That been said when you sand resin maybe you should wear a mask. Take care of yourself keep up the good works

[@carlstanford7607]

Also always wear a respirator when sanding resin. It’s very bad for the lungs friends

[@ttzombie]

Here is a word. ???? Hmmm. Just forgot the word but it was a good one. I think. LOL on the smarta44 humor.

[@naphtoe622]

And, while Spider-man isn't a lunchbox space robot, he is sometimes found on lunchboxes. Coincidence? I don't think so...

[@sweatilaa5325]

so, to all you 3d printers out there, i have a question. i bought some nice 3d printed totally not copyright infringing miniatures but they need a warm soapy bath and a scrub. is there a warmness where it becomes too warm? how hard can they be scrubbed with the always recommended toothbrush? why should i even do it? don't resin become bendy after being put in warm water? I always read that i should do this but never really understood how and why.

[@sweatilaa5325]

​@@lokiwartooth1138 oh! that's how and why. Thank you :) I got a bit of autism and sometimes vague instructions can be really difficult to interpret, like something as simple as how warm "warm water" should be becomes a great mystery. It sure is annoying when it happens. Thanks again :)

[@kristienvar989]

great video as usual. could you tell me where you bought this model?

[@Groundeffected]

From this dude on insta instagram.com/edsoncarvalho_3d?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

[@KingTaylor91]

What UV light do you use?

[@KurtisJoseph]

"Now is the time to do that" says Dad. Well, now I am going to have to try and remove support marks AFTER I paint this Hulk... on principle. This keeps with the tradition of refusing to listen to parents.

[@StonieTark]

It's because I'm lazzy, and I don't see most of them before dry brushing.

[@darren990]

your mad...lol have super Xmas and new year

[@Groundeffected]

Lol might be losing the plot a bit. Can’t deny

[@carlstanford7607]

Some words

[@peterdavey7350]

Niiiice

[@noboundariesburnhws]

What are you applying the liquid resin with around 4:15?

[@jarod51]

I'm astonished by the 100 sandpaper ! Isn't it to agressive for the small details like the texture on the costume of Spidey ? BTW great video as always !

[@Groundeffected]

Depends how hard you press I guess or how much material you want to remove.

[@MattyT_87]

I need this stl, mind sharing where it came from?

[@Groundeffected]

From this guy dude instagram.com/edsoncarvalho_3d?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= on insta

[@brendon6930]

I like your accent. Good video.

[@goose10091203]

Do you use a mask when you sand this?

[@themodelhobbyist]

Hahaha Just love your videos man and if you don't like me well you know what you can do as well LOL 😛Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist

[@harry300370]

some words

[@l____bugc____l]

Word! 🐓✨ 😂

[@zeroe1035]

Some words😂

[@ttzombie]

Why "Groundeffected" "

[@wes3dprints770]

Words written. Written words

[@edwardpeak01]

Comment 5

[@Groundeffected]

Great stuff bruh!

[@chrisbeau76]

Words

[@outlawfpv3792]

I'll let the next guy get first.

[@hicontrast]

First

[@ramblingbadger]

Obligatory Words.

[@forrestegan]

I’m not sure the intro was long enough…I lost interest after 1 minute.

[@stevecool7096]

Great video. I asked for this on Discord. You deliver. What a guy...

[@Groundeffected]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@title2779]

YA YA YA

[@Groundeffected]

Ya