How To Support Your 3D Printed Resin Minis

[@Rybonator]

Enjoy the free mini! And come hang out during the Livestream where we'll support more minis, and you can ask any questions you have about the process, and I'll do my best to answer :) Wednesday May 26th, from 6pm - 8pm CST! www.twitch.tv/rybonator

[@Rybonator]

I also apologize profusely for that intro. I hate it just as much as you all will... But I also love it haha :)

[@petruf8305]

I love it!

[@Rybonator]

@@petruf8305 PHEW! Somebody has to :)

[@charlations]

That was an amazing intro, what are you talking about!!! ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@Rybonator]

@@charlations finally, some people understand true ART (Goofiness >.>)

[@lcm361]

I like it. Infinite voids are the best voids

[@willianmarianogajardoni4982]

I am still midway through the video but I hope the support is love and caring XD

[@Rybonator]

"The best way to support your minis is with some nice warm soup and a hug." :)

[@hhopsi]

I don't even know why I watch every video you put up about making things? I don't have a 3d printer and don't play dnd in person anyway. Idk I just find your voice so calming, sometimes I fall asleep during your videos

[@LucretiaPearl]

Yeah, I'm never likely to make any minis or anything, but Rybo really does have a relaxing voice. He could read a book in a video & it'd be like story time for sleepy time.

[@DwayneGibbs]

You have the best explanation of how resin printing works thanks

[@Rybonator]

Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful :)

[@alexbevan2183]

This is going to be really useful in about 3 months time when I buy my resin printer (elagoo Mars 2) for my birthday! Thanks for the video and keep up the great content.

[@Rybonator]

That's super exciting Alex! It's gonna be a blast for you. Also, happy early birthday! :)

[@wolffz4304]

Three months passed and i'm really interested in how are You doing with the printer, could You give us a update? I pretend to buy one at the end of the year with a friend to start a new business, would be cool to hear someone's first experience with a resin 3d printer first hands :) edit1: Also, happy birthday :D

[@Loredad13]

Rybo...Dude! You are a godsend! This is one of the things I have really been struggling with since I got a printer. Thank you!

[@Rybonator]

I'm happy I could help out :) Hopefully this fixes things for ya!

[@forcryingoutloud71]

I can't thank you enough for this amazing tutorial. I had been avoiding printing things that required creating supports since getting my printer, but, man, this video sure did fix that hesitation. After watching, I went and created supports for a model that printed flawlessly. I had already watched a few videos on this topic prior, but none were as helpful as yours. Thanks again!

[@BluewolfR]

i dont have a 3-d printer. i have been buying mini, and i can respect them more understanding just how somethings can go wrong now. and i always enjoy learning something new

[@kiroropupper3914]

My boyfriend has been getting his as kicked by our elegoo printer. This is hopefully going to be super helpful for him.

[@Rybonator]

Ahh dang, that's no fun! Yeah hopefully this helps!

[@erincolleen1275]

You, sir, are a lifesaver.

[@Verity_Reigns]

Ah the Ashborne map. I’d say simpler times but uhhh... yeah. Great video! Dice are awesome but I also enjoy your more technical kinda educational videos on other stuff like this.

[@Rybonator]

Ashborne is still one of my favorite places :) Some people just called a dragon to it >:( Thanks Verity :) I always enjoy doing tutorial things like this

[@JerZyTattoos]

THANK YOU. I have been searching for a tutorial in this forever!! Now I can feel moe confident supporting my own sculpture.

[@Extrakwispy]

As someone who is still relatively new to SLA/ resin printing I can highly recommend prusa slicer, it has the best supports I have used with any slicer ever and it even lets you export your supported models as stls so you can import them for printers with their own proprietary slicers or formats

[@Rybonator]

I have heard a LOT of great things about Prusa :) I like the interface of Chitubox more, but yeah, Prusa is awesome :)

[@Extrakwispy]

@@Rybonator yeah, I'm rocking the anycubic photon zero and the slicer very similar to chitubox so this tutorial is great for me! Thanks again for this great video 🙂

[@anthony51266]

Your gloves look like exactly what i'm looking for. Are we getting info on them in the next video?

[@Rybonator]

If you look up black nitrile gloves, that's what I use :)

[@Omniescent]

Will you do a video on supporting rounded dice for 3d Prints?

[@pinggwen]

This was super helpful and made printing less scary

[@backcountry164]

I use autosupport on 74% fill. It rarely takes me more than 5 minutes to find and support anything that was missed.

[@Obagunceiro]

Right in time!! My elegoo Mars 2 P came this weekend, i'm only printing pre supported models, the First time i tried to manual support i got my first resin failed...

[@killerdante12345]

As of Nov. 2023 ive had very good results with auto supports actually , but this helps to fine tune

[@AssassinDUDE666]

isn't 6 sec way to much for the mars 2 ? The official chart says 2.5 sec with the standard resin.

[@Socrates458]

Thank you for this video! This is usually the part of the process that I dread and yet the part that literally makes or breaks my prints. I can have a decent post-print process that makes a print look good, but I’ve practiced on my many failed prints to get a decent post-print process down. Looking forward to your next video on how to remove the supports since I’ve tried a few ways and they seem to leave some sort of marred surfaces that I just can’t fix.

[@nbrikha]

Watching this in 2024 with my Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra getting into 3d printing for the first time

[@scorpius1401]

Thank you🙂 Very informative.

[@michaels8940]

Thank you very much for this video.

[@vedritmathias9193]

I don't have a 3D printer, but I see Rybonator, I watch.

[@snailorgy]

just fyi the original supports were made on lychee slicer not chitubox, which is why they look so different.

[@DarkenedSoul89]

How do you add supports and then change the size of what you're printing? It always removes my supports when I try to but it's so much harder to navigate and add supports when I'm printing at 2 or 3 mm

[@QuizMasterEntertainment]

The only thing in this video that needed more support was the intro, not enough puns

[@TJtheBee]

Alexei??? ALEXEI??? I have a character named Alexei! They're, uhh, less of an explosives character and more of a "allow me to introduce you to my lord and saviour, MY AXE TO YOUR FACE".

[@snailorgy]

whats with the failed supports on the front of your print? I cant see where they fit in on the rigged stl file. did you print something else there and just merge the raft?

[@Rybonator]

Possibly? Not sure where you are talking about. I didn't notice any failed supports :o

[@snailorgy]

@@Rybonator 17:27 they are by the models foot, about 5 supports that dont connect to anything

[@Jetwow135]

you should try lychee with the ability to brace and parent supports :)

[@zemu252]

Why there fkin isn't contact diameter setting on new chitubox version when you select contact shape as "none" but old versions have.

[@imsirnootnoot]

Nice

[@geekswithfeet9137]

4:21 haha, you said do-do

[@keithsmodelsandrcs6593]

Awsome

[@Saragiras]

Ryb destop icon look awfully similarto my desktop icon

[@TheWeakenedWarrior]

Thanks from a total noob!

[@realhyrulesoverlord]

Nutttt

[@nootnootman6353]

noot noot

[@Rybonator]

Noot! :)

[@TheKayeBlue]

noot noot

[@makewithmegma]

🔥❤👍

[@wesss9353]

Great video, except for the lack of puns in the beginning.

[@amdphreak]

What a massive waste of material. Couldn't the supports be joined to a main support, which then branches off to smaller supports?

[@PSroka]

Amogus