More Adventures in 3D Printing Miniatures with the Anycubic Photon Mono!

[@DocDoesGamingTV]

I'd totally be down with a tour of all your guys' minis to be honest

[@kronoase]

Thanks fellas! This is exactly the model I began with. Sane with their curing station! So to find this guide from a couple of years back was a special treat.

[@kaseyboles30]

Beyond cost is the variety, lots of good models out there and with a bit of work in one of many free modeling programs you can edit or even create from scratch once you build the skill set up.

[@leodouskyron5671]

This honestly feels like something that can get teams of people together with. A couple of painters with one person that does most of the printing and one that enjoys a bit of the basing and any other technical work. A team approach also has the advantage of spreading the cost and getting the most out of the set up.

[@captainthorrek262]

I can't get one myself, but if I could there would be no greater advertisement than the excitement in Monty's voice. Not only is it genuine, not like an infomercial, but it's contagious!

[@FilipeAguiarCarvalho]

You could search for some service near you that prints 3d models. That's what I did and I'm very glad with the results.

[@jamestaylor3805]

Loved the old plastic skeletons from GamesWorkshop. Being able to print those again would be awesome.

[@tristencovarrubias4950]

Also, super-excited when you guys mentioned cross-channel team-up with 3DPrintedTableTop. He is a great guy and I’m really glad that he started releasing new content again. If you do decide to look into Airbrushing then I recommend checking out TableTop Minions. He is mostly into WarHammer models but his videos on equipment selection & techniques tutorials are amazing and he has a very helpful & informative manner that is really inciteful when you are looking at videos to gauge prospective interest in the hobby. I strongly recommend if you do decide to look into it... priming in mass & at a interval rate of minutes between coats is worth it alone. Base-Coats are pretty simplified and Washes, Dry-Brushing is something that you have to do with brushes anyways... but gradient shading and light-effects are an awesome upside and sealer-coats to protect from handling the finished product are another bonus to the airbrush on the whole.

[@joshuatheawesome9440]

As someone who dabbles with 3D modeling, and also someone who wants to get into warhammer 40k, this is looking pretty attractive.

[@kaseyboles30]

There is a learning curve and many frustrations learning. There are also two main types of 3d printers for home. FDM which is based on melting plastic and laying it down. There is also the type they use here, resin printing. It is more expensive and requires a liquid that must be kept of skin and a second curing step. Resin printing is often a lot faster, and higher detail but max size is much smaller. I suggest doing a LOT of research before buying a printer.

[@Cheeseit99]

this is probably cheaper than an army. Just know you can't do official games.

[@mduckernz]

@@Cheeseit99 If the model are sufficiently good they probably wouldn't be able to tell tbh

[@Cheeseit99]

@@mduckernz Games workshop always finds out

[@alexzandervegadesigningart7834]

go for a phrozen sonic mini 4k model! it will blow your mind. be sure you don't faint for the emotions seeing the details and the quality of the prints considering the very small price for printing and the post printing like cleaning and curing. is the future for normal people. there are even better technology but that is for professional and are 10 of thousands of dollars printers.

[@danielfaubert1903]

Those are some nice minis! I've been resin 3d printing for 2-3 years now with the Anycubic Photon, and I recently (the last 6 months) purchased myself my first filament printer, a creality ender 3 pro that I've been printing terrain with. On that note, if you're looking to do terrain, don't do it with resin. It's far more cost-effective to do it with filament and it's just far easier. If you were to do it with resin you'd either need to hollow and leave drainage holes, or print solid which would either be messy, or expensive and heavy. Filament printing can take a while but is sooooo worth it. Also, it's far less toxic and messy. I love my resin printer but the ease of using filament can't be beaten for larger objects such as terrain (and you still get pretty fantastic quality). Anyways, thanks for all the great content. Can't wait to see what you do next. Also, I'd love it if you put out a video displaying your mini collection.

[@niklasahlstrom]

I had the same problem with loads and loads of unpainted miniatures, and no time to paint them all. Then I invested in an airbrush and some acrylic inks. It's a HUGE time saver. I can paint large minis in as little as 15 minutes. And the result is better than anything I'd ever achieve with a regular brush. Sure, It's another investment. And there is a learning process. But the amount of time you save makes it well worth it!

[@davidforrester303]

I have found using the new Wham Bam flexible build system on my Anycubic Photon S to make removal from the plate incredibly easy. I no longer have to be concerned with a model's base not coming off the plate easily. The spring steel just flexes and the bottom of the model is just flat. I have not used a scraper to remove any model since I put mine on. If you are doing a bunch, I would say that is a huge upgrade worth having. Saves me time, models and headaches.

[@Desoato]

I just purchased a Photon Mono mainly thanks to this video, it arrived Thursday and my first 2 prints are already an outstanding success! Thank you guys so much for this great video!

[@DungeonDudes]

Have fun!

[@jz2188]

Just got my Photon Mono for £220, production line time, (yes, there will be Space Marines also....), based on your advice, got the Wash & Cure also for £100, both prices inc. shipping.

[@flannelshirtenthusiast4159]

Monty cracking up is probably my favourite part of your videos

[@ArchAngel2115]

I love to 3D print and love every chance I get to do so. If anyone is considering starting you can use FDM printers like the Ender 3 and it variants as a good starting point to get into just basic applications. Though if you want minis like the ones shown in the video a resin printer like what they have used is more perfect. Though i believe the ender 3 would be a great starting point for any middle/high schooler looking to start out as its really easy to set up and use

[@tristencovarrubias4950]

Resin printing is beautiful, no doubt... but take my advice and get an FDM printer for Terrain... cost management is a whole different ballgame. ....hit up iwata and see if you can get them to promo you out an airbrush set-up. Take that new floor layout to the next level like a boss!

[@alexzandervegadesigningart7834]

I'm sorry to say for you but with the new 8.9" 4k printers the terrain will be more enjoyable and a lot better in terms of quality of details, a lot less time spent and the price will be managed very well as you can hollow a little bit the prints. for me fdm is ok for other stuff and for very large prints but again, only if you don't have the money for a big screen 3d resin printer.

[@Mando_Kor]

@9:29 You don't have to use isopropyl alcohol btw. In order to let medical facilities have as much access as they need during these times, I have switched over to Mean Green and it is both cheaper and much easier to find. Pulls off the excess uncured resin very well.

[@emophobe]

Pro Tip: check and see if your local library has a 3d printer 👍

[@Heath86]

that's kind of laughable in the vast VAST majority of places. Most libraries around here barely have computers that are newer than ten years old

[@a.spirit8408]

Yeah, good call. I went back to my local library system after many years and was delighted to see how much they've added to their digital collection and maker spaces.

[@Grant849]

Mine does, but I'm pretty sure they only have a FDM. Taking all my business for printing those bastards

[@toddovervold2301]

I have been doing 3d resin printing for about a year. Couple of things to take note of. 1. The faster you can get primmer on the print the better. The more UV light that goes on the print the more brittle they become. 2. Minis are great but there are tons of other uses and things you can print including condition markers and number dials. 3. Get an FDM for larger prints. 4. Forget IPA, if have the ventilation --- Acetone will clean the print in a third of the time and way better. 5. Use a toothpick, a drop of uncured resin and a UV flashlight to put your prints together. Way better then superglue. 6. Also can do the same thing to clean up support marks and holes. While I disagree with you on the cleaning station, hey - to each their own, I am really really happy with my experience as well.

[@toddovervold2301]

Cast and Play is another good source of minis but Artisan Guild is the best one out there by far

[@Bryanfuel0]

For multi-part models, you can do resin welding to hide the seams. Just get some cheap plastic syringes from amazon, inject a little resin in the gaps, cure for a couple seconds with the UV, then sand with 1000 grit if needed. Totally seamless, especially after priming

[@shawnmayo8210]

I own an FDM printer and I can say it's amazing what we can do with them. I've printed hangers for hockey sticks, a handle for my go pro and terrain. I've done some minis but between my skill level at the time and the settings, I see myself eventually getting a resin printer. I'd say as a piece of advice that the FDM cost is so low, that it's better for the mass produced items. So terrain and generic mobs are going to cost 12-25 cents (that's in Canadian Tire money, eh) in FDM, while minis for all your PCs and BBEGs or other stand out models are best in resin for that extra detail. The videos I'd like to see now would be the how-to videos. The ones where you walk through the process of printing. Maybe one video on how you're finding and slicing. Another on how you're prepping, printing, cleaning and curing your prints, including trimming. I'd also like to see some painting videos (I don't think I've seen any from you guys). Anyways, keep it up! Cheers!

[@kimrasmussen8594]

I just received my Anycubic mono x and the wash/cure station, cant wait to get started :D

[@ericsmith6996]

Me too!

[@isaackarr6576]

Midnight Paladin if you use a staff and keep with robes shalily and shield are known spells . You learn one arcane spell losing a faith spell both randomly every level. If you should so chose to use a sling it's a focus for you and you can add cantrips to stones + your range grows 10 feet per level. You get a signature smite Wild magic smite. Using the wild magic table but you get to see the outcome and get to chose yourself or your target as the target.

[@Leubast]

Interesting that at the same time this video came out, Hero Forge release version 2.0 of their site with a ton of new features, including colour.

[@ericsmith6996]

HORRIBLY expensive though!

[@Edi62768]

Thanks for the review. I have been debating getting the Mono, I already own the Photon S. The quality is so much nicer, and the bigger build plate will definitely be a big plus!

[@alexzandervegadesigningart7834]

go for the phrozen sonic mini 4k model if you are thinking of printing miniatures. go give a look at it. phrozen sonic mini 4k

[@PuttingOnTheFoil]

Two of my favorite fantasy miniature designers on thingiverse are Schlossbauer and M3DM. I don't think they have pre-supported models unless perhaps through their patreon, but seriously take a look at their work!

[@gregmccormack5709]

Great review thanks for taking the time to do this in such detail. If I can get more of my existing stuff painted im prob going to take the plunge myself eventually.

[@Ravens_Craft_Cosplay]

Also Monty just make sure before you print it make sure nothing is printing in mid air and support is mostly done (I know I'm simplifying it but it will open you guys up to a few more free files as well as heroforge/eldrich foundry just turn them like 45° auto support and make sure it got the overhangs) I was just like you guys with that at first but definitely not as time consuming as I thought it would be to learn and do.

[@ericsmith6996]

Cool! I bought the Photon Mono X and am just starting to use it.

[@DaVinciwithaphaser]

Sounds like a chill hobby turn on some music and just paint all your dragons

[@AndrewChumKaser]

I'm noticing that some of the models are from Neckberdia! James has done some excellent models, I highly recommend them, and I'm glad you're showing off his work. Also his youtube channel with him and Megan is great.

[@rippertrain]

Yes please show us some finished painted figures. Because of this video i am seriously looking at this printer

[@F3TTST3R]

Some of my favorite mini sculptors are: Cast n Play, Titan Forge Miniatures, The Dragon Trapper's Lodge, and Lion Tower Miniatures. All of them have pre-supported models except for Lion Tower Miniatures. They also all have both a Patreon and a store on MyMiniFactory.

[@timothyhayes2726]

Artisan Guild and Archvillan Games are also amazing choices.

[@F3TTST3R]

So my personal favorites are listed above, but here's a whole lot more sculptors that you should definitely check out if you're interested: Epic-Miniatures, RG Sculpt, M3DM, Gloomy Kid Minis, Schlossbauer, Goon Master Games, Lord of the Print, Printed Obsession, RN Estudio, PolyGrimm, Clynche, CobraMode, and mz4250

[@alexzandervegadesigningart7834]

you guys are so excited about the anycubic mono ! I'm afraid about the effects on you with a phrozen sonic mini 4k for miniatures! that printer will blow your minds. that will get you addicted!

[@Bryanfuel0]

With epax hard!

[@socalboomer]

Try the Elegoo water-washable resin. It's almost all that I'm using and it's awesome. Not to be dependent upon IPA supplies is GREAT. The grey is just as good as any grey that I've used, the transparent green is beautiful. . .

[@drewharner3387]

I run fdm printers and do minis with them. Soon i plan on getting resin and run terrain in the fdm and minis in the resin. I print all of my stuff but i dont paint them lol. Every mini i put on my table is unpainted or primed. If you like to run terrain and buildings fdm can make you some really great quality stuff. Ender 3 pro or ender 5 a few spools of filament you will be off. Only thing is that fdm takes a lot more fine tuning based on your specific printer, and a lot more regular upkeep.

[@ericsmith6996]

I'd really enjoy a video where you discuss the books in your library behind you!

[@Ravens_Craft_Cosplay]

I've been 3d printing for 2 years both resin and d&d minis 100% resin all the way but I have a few huge minis like tiamat. Not as smooth and more finishing work but you can get huge stuff I made my own dr doom armor. It's also nice to say hey I need x mini but cant find one at my game store. Then you go print one for 50 cents. Even if you do find the obscure minis you still have to paint them.

[@burgerchicken]

We've printed a few miniatures for some friends that we'll deliver once we can play in person again. I don't know what they'll do with a cow ninja, but that's part of the fun.

[@helotaxi]

Not sure if the pre-order sale is done, but the Mono was going for $205 US with free shipping. I ordered one to take over primary print duties from my Photon. I want to say that the "regular" price was gong to be under $300 US, shipped.

[@davinci3259]

Patreon and Kickstarter are the best places to get file's. Artisan guild has a monthly patreon for $10 you get a bunch of mini's in a monthly theme, plague kobolds were septembers, and you get a discount from there my mini factory store. There are so many different creators on there creating amazing models.

[@Kn1ves0x]

Hi guys, just a miss conception, the Photon Mono vs Any Other non mono screen printer, you CAN get the same crisp details, provided both machines have the same screen size and Resolution e.g. (2k) and the settings you use are perfectly dilled in as well as using the same resin. The only difference will be print time and LCD screen lifetime, Mono screens will last longer than normal RGB LCD screens. Resolution per cm of screen size is what you need to look for, e.g. if you buy a 4k mid sized printer like the Saturn, you'll still get 2k resolution details for miniatures since the pixels will be spread out on a bigger screen. However, if you want really crisp details on a Printer that is almost the same size as a photon/photon mono, check out the Sonic 4k Mini, that thing has a 4k mono screen on a Photon Sized LCD screen, which means, more pixels / cm which translate to crisper details. I for one am waiting to see if they release mid sized printers like the Saturn, but with an 8k screen, which will be a godsend, imagine printing 4k screen details for minis as well as well as Terrain.. not to mention statues or Cosplay elements... here's hoping.

[@espenasper2775]

Hey Kelly & Monty have you guys thought about ABS and PLA plastic 3D printing? granted it may not be as detailed as a resin 3D printer but after whatever you print is done its ready to go and you don't have to deal with any chemicals. Plus there are 3D printers that can print in more than one color at a time.

[@barryaulis1104]

Last I looked at a 3D printer out of curiosity $3000 - $5000. If you have the time and place and be spending the price of the printer in mini's anyway, it's the way to go. Love to see a video on the process. Also a table with the mini's Monty has already done ..... or the floor as seems to be the case.

[@exqueue3813]

3d printers are $150-300 on the low end. I have no idea what you were looking at.

[@_Xero_]

I bought my anycubic photon s on Amazon for less than $400. It prints amazing quality minis.

[@barryaulis1104]

The only time I looked at a 3D printer website out of curiosity was a few years after they came out. One model was $3799 and fairly sure that was US$.

[@mduckernz]

It's nothing like that anymore, full order of magnitude lower

[@mdrnhl]

Awesome! I've had my eye on a decent resin printer and maybe this is the one! I have been printing a ton of terrain with my Ender 3 Pro FDM printer, and while it is awesome at that, it's a bit of a challenge to get good, detailed minis out of it.

[@zero11010]

So, it’s just $600MSRP to get the printer and curing station (on a site I’m looking at - unless you have the photon mono x which would increase that to about $1200). Plus the resin at $50 for half a kg worth which makes ... some unknown number of medium sized figures. Plus the paint. Plus the time to paint and the space for a painting station and the 3D printing station. Plus the unknown cost per mini when you’re buying each schematic. That is a lot of money, man! Plus the time investment for all of this. Was this a thing you guys were doing before you got free printers shipped to you?

[@Grant849]

$50 for half a kg?? Amazon has decent resin for like $39 a full kg

[@_tw300]

you could use "Mean Green" instead of iso. alcohol. A great way to get models will be to get in on 3d Printed Tabletop's Lost Adventures 2 Kickstarter coming out in late October

[@ericsmith6996]

The Elegoo Mars is also a nice cheap, small version, but it's not as fast, and I found it to be a bit fragile. Mind you, that was after I'd printed about a thousand minis, so I guess it paid for itself before beginning to wear out.

[@KyleTO7]

The minis look great. You should look into using an epoxy for glueing your minis to a base. The super glue looks way to cheap and doesn't really add any durability. Amazing video and prints!

[@Subcomandante73]

3D printing is a hobby in itself. It provides instant gratification. Not for me, but I understand why people like it.

[@40gaetanot]

Free websites like Yeggi and it’s associated links are a really nice resource for finding models to print without fronting the cost for the appropriate STL files.

[@TheCaptKankles]

Good video, hoping to one day have a space that I can use a resin printer in. Love Artisan's Guild's creations. They are such great quality and even print on my Ender 3 with high detail.

[@btfx]

FYI Anycubic Wash & Cure Machine is: Regular price $219.00 Sale price $129.00 Not sure how much for S&H

[@bigJovialJon]

It seems odd that you would have to set up the supports. Our library has a Lulzbot Mini that's controlled by Cura software. Cura does that for you. It looks like it's works with Anybot printers. I'm not claiming to be an expert, mostly looking for clarification. Also, I haven't used physical miniatures since last March.

[@rippertrain]

Time to buy a 3d printer. Great video

[@mikecarson7769]

Nice review - helpful to follow your discussion and demonstration in practical terms! Curious to ask - - what might be involved in making clear/transparent base supports?

[@jazzj2]

lol same issue here, i wanted to get some spare parts for my tau army, got sidetracked a bit and now i can't stop printing random fantasy creatures

[@andreasladurner3577]

What settings do you use for the Standart Grey Resin?

[@MikeTheGamer77]

water washable resin is a thing,. fellas. No need for IPA in cleanup. You can even get by with using simplegreen in place of IPA.

[@El-Rico]

When your DM asks you to print an ancient dragon but your PCs are not yet at that level.....

[@alexzandervegadesigningart7834]

my advice instead of using the IPA for cleaning, use the denatured ethyl alcohol. does the job at a fraction of the price 😉

[@Bryanfuel0]

But it smells like the day after taking vodka shots :(

[@psyberklown3434]

Another one is Game Body they have fairly high standards like My Mini Factory for what they allow to be uploaded. My suggestion for new people to the hobby is to avoid the free stuff they might find out their until they have a better feel for printing, free stuff can have things like model errors and are almost always unsupported.

[@pando1348]

So should i buy photon s or photon mono ?

[@Fairburne69]

Just want to make sure I order the correct one. Did you get sent the Mono or Mono X? Thanks!

[@primordial-chaos00]

So are you going over, over warlocks subclasses tire rank next

[@chrisandreroble8250]

may i ask for the settings you use in slicer? im using photon mono with anycubic craftsman resin grey and resin always sticks to the fep sheet :(

[@optimus2200]

I printed some trolls , you want some ..... the starting sign of a mad wizard XD

[@Nicho9]

Well thats me sold

[@Doughy_in_the_Middle]

Short Version: Resin is STUPID high detail and you just print and print and print. Downside, stinky resin (venting), expensive resin, expensive printers, limited build strength outside of printing minis. FDM on the other hand CAN do minis...but you gotta be able to spend the time dialing in your machine, and it takes longer. However, you can do a lot of Other Things with FDM that resin isn't just as strong for in comparison. Maybe one day I'll get a resin printer, but I'm just not set up for it. Love my Ender 3, despite the headaches it's caused. I have gotten a few really good minis off of it though.

[@Majykman]

How is the Slicing Software in terms of Auto-Support?

[@jonwatte4293]

Where do you get the 3d models for the minis?

[@rustydynamo1088]

Is there any place where all these dnd 3d models are brought together? Like some sort of website that links to the paid ones and has the free ones there?

[@bdh0001]

Something to consider for anyone looking to 3d print is you dont have to get a resin printer. The ender 3 is like 150 dollars. And the ender 5 pro is like 399 dollars. Thos can be an option for someone on a budget.

[@Grant849]

After buying a FDM thinking I could print anything in amazing detail, I have found out for smaller items and figurines resin is the way to go. Looks amazing and barely any layer lines if any

[@chadchittenden9943]

I just got the photon mono x do you all mind sharing the settings you all used? I am a bit over exposed and my supports are running together.

[@chadchittenden9943]

let me add that I am using presupported mini files from artisan guild.

[@bigfan1816]

It it a good printer

[@mossy40k]

trying to figure out wheither to get this or a mars pro...

[@OverboardDM]

I haven’t taken the plunge on a printer yet. I don’t have the room. One day I will though

[@dankflyingv6345]

I have a warlock of the great old one playing in the campaign I’m running, and I’m planning on an eldritch god being a BBEG later on in the story. I want the twist to come in that the BBEG is their patron, and once they’ve served their purpose they lose their magic. I was curious, what’s a good way to introduce them learning a new class/ gaining a new patron?

[@Fastdragonstar]

i suggest casually asking the group before hand (as a group so you don't raise suspicion) if they got a chance to change their characters class/subclass would they do it and if so, to what? if the warlock wants to change class then either have them go through basic training of that class with the help of someone or having them get divine intervention/sudden realization that allows them to bring out their dormnant powers. if they want to change subclass or remain the same consider having them come in contact with other beings quite regurarly that could fill that role. IF and only if you want them to gain a new patron in the heat of a battle of crucial moment you could have some old god entities tell them slightly before or during the fight something along the lines of: "i offer you a deal of power, just speak my name and we shall be entwined! i am Yhagni!" or "want to show the true depth of your potential and the powers that comes with it? say my name, Yog-Sothoth! and i will grant you that boon."

[@dankflyingv6345]

Fastdragonstar thanks!

[@bradkriss5925]

And then go full circle and put the painted mini in a 3d scanner to use on a virtual table top 😆

[@CaptainXJ]

PLA printers do good also. My Ender 3 Pro busts out top quality minis.

[@thecraftingbrothers9448]

Thanks for this video. I just got into 3d printing using an Ender 3. How do resin printers do with terrain?

[@andrewmcmillan229]

I only have a resin printer so I can’t compare but I think FDM is supposed to be better for terrain. One thing is the build volume is much better with fdm printers, and another thing is resin shrinks a bit while curing which is bad for terrain systems that fit together like open lock. Resin is better for minis though.

[@DungeonDudes]

I definitely think we'll be getting an FDM printer to do terrain.

[@chrisfarrant191]

You can resin print terrain if you really want too, but, with resin you pay for the extra quality. FDM printers are much better suited to printing terrain, bigger build volumes, filament is cheaper than resin, and you don’t need that high level of detail.

[@panwall1327]

Some of the software out there auto-builds the supports out there for you.

[@flextapeboat6754]

Can you guys do a paladin subclass tier ranking?

[@natangelmen]

I think they arw going in alphabet order with subclass tier ranking.

[@TheEarlySoundTV]

@@natangelmen rip me who wants to hear their opinion on the Archfey patron warlock lol

[@TheToms3253]

Are you guys reading my mind? I was just thinking about getting a 3d printer last night.

[@hankpikuni7024]

Bit funny to see a Wayne's world commercial just before.

[@aldoesagood5316]

So, this isn’t related to the video, but I had to come clean about something that’s been eating at me: To you, Kelly and Monty, I am deeply sorry for my behavior during the subclass ranking series. It was supposed to be a fun series where we gave our personal opinions, discussed them, and had fun. However, I feel like I lost sight of that, especially after the Druid subclasses. Instead of respectfully listening and discussing like an adult, I gradually made it personal, taking every differing or opposing opinion as an insult against myself. This led me to inappropriately lash out in the comments section in defense of ‘my precious subclasses.’ You guys were just presenting your opinions, and I feel truly, truly awful that I snapped at them like I did. I can’t apologize enough, but I will be better and more respectful in the future. Thank you, Dudes, for the amazing content you make, and I hope you guys are doing well. I’m sorry...

[@DungeonDudes]

It’s a pretty human reaction to get defensive over something you are passionate about, and sometimes it’s hard to remember that we are playing a game and lots of people have lots of opinions. The truth is, Monty and I love D&D, we love every class, and every possible idea and concept, we think any option can be so fun. Ranking them is a challenge, because we know people will disagree with us. Thanks for writing this post. The internet needs more people like you who realize that this is all just to spark imagination, passion, and fun. Who engage in a positive and constructive way. We have no ill feelings towards anyone and just want everyone to enjoy the game the way that works best for them. We love this game, and this community and we hope you continue to enjoy our content, even when we have a different opinion. Much respect for this message, and thank you for reaching out! Happy rolling, and may your games always be fun and rewarding. - Kelly.

[@Nights_Angel]

wind walk and cloud kill. "so you turn into a fart."

[@SuSpenceVrc]

has anyone else ordered the Mono and it not been recieved?

[@michaelmurphy2112]

Your link lists the Mono at $269.00

[@themakeshop1499]

Awesome video. I have an Elegoo Mars that pretty much runs 24 hours per day. 😀 It has left me in the same boat; miniatures in grey every where I look. Check out the water washable resin for a slightly easier clean up. Check out Guy's youtube channel, MidWinterMinis, for speed painting tips that result in high quality paint jobs. He focuses on Warhammer 40k, but the techniques are still applicable. Check out Kickstarter for some good deals on miniatures also. But look for the presupported ones. Would love to see a comparison between different color resins.

[@nineteenlettersonly9687]

I use an Elegoo Mars and I have been amazed at the quality for the price of the printer... it is amazing. Good for all large or smaller creatures (it can't print huge baseplates).

[@lukesinden8201]

I really want to get into d&d but I can't because none of my friends play and I live in a small town

[@rnathwani4673]

Theres groups that do it online? Try join one?

[@lukesinden8201]

Thx for the tip

[@KyleDavis328]

you can look on r/lfg to find online groups if you need a place to look

[@lukesinden8201]

Thanks

[@rnathwani4673]

Apologies I should have put a link in as well, good luck though mate x

[@heavenburnt9055]

There are programs out there that will add supports to all of your minis/models that work great. A couple of my buddies do the 3d printing, they have great success with it. Ask the guy at WhenICan Gamer. Hes my DM

[@helotaxi]

Auto-supports are hit and miss. On some models they work great, others they give you a decent starting point that you need to tweak from and still others they are not worth the time. If you haven't spent at least a little time learning how to support a model it's impossible to tell which situation you're in. Even with models that come presupported, it isn't a guarantee of a good print. You have to know what works with your printer and the settings that you use.

[@bartisreallykewl]

What’s Canadian dollar to American these days? I don’t live by the border anymore so I don’t need that information anymore.

[@magnuschristiansen7941]

ohh i font own a printer

[@keithcollier3302]

wooah 16 seconds ago

[@mattblowers]

You still have to pain the minis?! Say it isn't so. What madness is this?

[@Coophack6584]

Just dont trust the 3D printing Community. Soooo rude.