DIY Miniature Clear Drink Bottles | Dollhouse Food, Resin 3D Prints

[@heathertdaniels]

Oh my God, stop! I can’t! This is just too freaking adorable!

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!!! :)

[@cherylwatts2739]

So cool!!! I really enjoyed watching you make these tiny bottles.

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you so much!!!

[@presto709]

Really nice work.

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!

[@kristophermelin7160]

They look great - quick couple of questions. Why do you not do a final cure for the resin? And are there any issues with paint sticking long term, or with the bottles remaining sticky? Thanks.

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!! In the past, direct post curing under a uv lamp has yellowed my clear resin before. Some of the bottles I have done are roughly 7 months old and they’re holding up great! The clear coat should hold up fine as long as the bottles aren’t sticky before hand. Just make sure to wash all the excess resin off with alcohol, and let it dry before clear coating. Depending on the clear you use, you may want to wait overnight before handling. Hope this helps!!

[@michaelomalley9992]

@@smolworldworkshop The yellowing is from "over curing' or basically continued to UV light. Your spraying with the UV spray is a great solution!

[@smolworldworkshop]

@@michaelomalley9992 thank you!

[@silenttraveler7192]

Total Awesomeness 😮

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!!

[@toxicunknown9219]

Just spent a few minutes looking around your channel and holy shit man you have a real talent

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you very much!! I appreciate you taking the time to check out my channel!

[@gottliebheinrich8413]

for the daughters little shop and doll playing the bottles did i made from acrylic glass rod and a lot of sanding and polish. but nowadays with this techniq and the printed labels ... wow, such a small size and perfection! plus with 3d printing one could make special things like the big bavarian beer glasses or a light blue water keg on such a stand.

[@smolworldworkshop]

That’s awesome! And thank you! Yes the possibilities with 3D printing are almost endless! Thanks for watching :)

[@alliebrewer104]

Thank you for sharing your ideas and methods of doing them. I also appreciate you giving the name of the programs.

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you for watching and for your kind words!

[@craiglister7110]

Starting to watch past videos now 😊 awesome and so good to watch 👍🏻

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you for checking out the older content :) appreciate you and your support!

[@maxjousserand8822]

Formidable, super boulot !! Est-ce que vous partager vos fichiers 3D ? Et ou avez vous trouvez trouver toutes ces étiquettes ? Merci. Max.

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you! You can download my 3D files and a PDF of the labels if you join my Patreon (Gold or Platinum) www.patreon.com/SmolWorldWorkshop You can also make your own labels by finding logos and images on the internet, and scaling them to the right size! Hope this helps!

[@IronBridge1781]

Great results! What modelling software are you using here?

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you! I use the free version of Fusion 360 to model the bottles, and Chitubox to slice the files for printing. Honestly the bottles are super simple to model, so I’m sure any modeling software should work. Thanks for watching :)

[@dadtype2339]

Just found you, and subscribed ❤

[@Schex]

Very cool! Looking forward to more videos!

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!

[@vivianphillips768]

GREAT VID I’m gonna go make smol fantas now!!

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you so much! And that’s awesome!!

[@asgarthokan7274]

Tooo fantastic . Thank you

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@CyberstormDJTeam]

Awesome stuff, your diorama channel is by far the best I've seen so far! One question: What CAD/3D modeling software do you use in this video?

[@TheYongary]

Do you use a laser or inkjet printer for these?

[@mariopagano8630]

looking at the water bottles there real nice are thay for sale would like to buy a bunch from you in 1/25 scale thanks

[@KrastyoKrastev]

Great video. Subscribed :) What model is your airbrush?

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you! My airbrush is a Procon Boy PS-268AR 0.4 single action by GSI Creos. Hope this helps!

[@marccxxshammer6643]

👍🏼

[@eTraxx]

Dang you are good

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!

[@grantforsythe1280]

What modeling software do you use?

[@smolworldworkshop]

I use the free version of fusion 360!

[@BRAD-ROTT]

WOUHOUUUUUUU!!! My 👍 make you 1K on this video!!!!! 💪😜

[@brianfoley8782]

Is good

[@arbat7553]

💪

[@AM-am.pm.d.m.y.]

Cool!

[@ShabnamGulnaj-vg2qf]

Wow

[@HauntedCorpseGaming]

5:21 If only they were edible.... (Soda Pop Gummies)

[@smolworldworkshop]

Haha yeah if only! Thanks for watching :)

[@adammackenzie]

Our local print shop won't print anything copywritten..

[@smolworldworkshop]

That’s too bad! Not sure if you have a FedEx near you, I printed mine at their self serve printer just fine!

[@sabakamahusky594]

You sell miniatures?

[@smolworldworkshop]

Unfortunately not at the moment. Thanks for watching :)

[@xxelaxela333]

Stop touching uncured resin with your bare hands!!!!!!

[@berthaday3473]

Well lemme just run out & purchase a 3-D printer first. (Or just buy bottles on line $1)

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

Don't forget to prepare for all the safety setup when you getting such printer. Those resins are toxic and nothing to joke with in a kitchen or something. It needs an proper ventilated room with respirators and such. Inform before buying. Otherwise there are printing services.

[@BRAD-ROTT]

SUPER DISAPPOINTED!!! When I saw the miniature, I thought it would be an idea to make miniature bottles from nothing, starting from scratch... But I still like you and love your videos my friend! @^:^@