Toothpaste + Resin + Glow Powder = Squirrel Totem? Another Inscryption Prop!

[@punishedprops]

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[@lautimartinez6341]

I thought the totem was made out of wood since you get them from the Wood Carver lol. You can even see her carving away another totem in the second chapter

[@punishedprops]

Haha, good point!

[@steveslenderman]

Tune in for the painting …but STAY for the water boarding of a squirrel! Love the project, amazing game. The 3D print looks incredible.

[@punishedprops]

HA! To his credit, that squirrel never talked. Such a champ.

[@17Mav]

Love this project and the fact that the original artist made the models available. Your squirrel bottle project inspired me to make a miniature resin version for a keychain. (Currently working on a Goobert version now). Keep the great vids coming, guys!

[@punishedprops]

That’s such a great idea for a keychain!

[@johngriffon2118]

mixing some red glow powder with the uv resin then filling in the belly and coating the eyes with it could give a really cool after glow effect

[@punishedprops]

Ooh, what a great idea!

[@deanospimoniful]

Inscryption is a maker's paradise, in my opinion. So many cool props, like the scale, the masks, and all the various tools and weapons. Good work B&B on the totem.

[@punishedprops]

Thanks so much!

[@jackscrafts7040]

You guys are always an inspiration! For other 3d models from game devs, there are some models from Deep Rock Galactic. They aren't released directly from Ghost Ship Games, but the person who put them up did get permission and got the files directly from the game, so they're accurate. Ghost Ship Games will also be releasing simplified models for 3d printing as part of their kickstarter campaign for their board game later this year, so super excited about that.

[@serpentartist1348]

Oh my goodness, I love this little guy and his little hands. The paintjob looks so much like stone, and the glowing eyes are so cool

[@punishedprops]

Thank you so much!

[@ravenc9968]

Bill, you really inspired me years ago. I started with foam, Sintra, and now 3d prints. I started with a ender pro and now have a giant anycubic chiron. I have printed many movie space ships and worked my way up to helmets. Thank you for the comments you gave me years ago when I was working on my first prop. So glad to watch all your videos!!! Hope one day to show you my work! This hobby has changed my life.

[@punishedprops]

That's so exciting to hear! =D

[@ChiiRayne]

I just got a job with my school's engineering lab/maker's space and now all your videos are making me see the tools we've got in a whole new light! Thank you!! Never would have thought to use the laser engraver as a stamp maker!

[@punishedprops]

Ooh, that's so exciting!

[@blizatrex]

Super awesome. the totem looks great. the uv addition to the card is a nice sneaky upgrade.

[@punishedprops]

Thanks so much!

[@ElectroBlep]

Great job! I also really appreciate that you put some time in for the end of the video to show off the finished work in more detail. So many people just show how they make something and then only show the finished piece for a second and you don't really get to fully enjoy the results. So thank you for that!

[@punishedprops]

I'm glad you enjoy the beauty shots! It's one of my favorite things to do when we're making these videos.

[@andy-in-indy]

Every time someone says "Jaunty", I feel the urge to laugh in French. . .

[@GregorifElfeNoir]

Oooooh I am definitly printing ALL the MASKS ! And the insect totem too, at the very least

[@punishedprops]

The masks are SO COOL!

[@weirdroadkill]

Amazing build! I’ve found that blue poster tac also works for masking indented areas. It’s dry and sturdy but peels off really nicely!

[@punishedprops]

That’s a great tip, thanks for sharing!

[@josuelservin]

I really learned the lesson to always reverse my stamps when I finished hand carving my touchmark in a block of steel and went to test it for the first time... The totem came out really great, as always, thanks for the inspiration.

[@nathancox6134]

Can i just say you guys are so awesome and inspiring. I am in the hospital a lot and have nothing to do. i find your videos to be super cool and entertaining to watch. I have showed my 9 year old brother your videos and he loves them and tries making the stuff in your videos all the time. Thanks for the video, keep up the amazing work.

[@punishedprops]

That's fabulous! I'm glad you're enjoying our videos and I hope for a speedy recovery.

[@nathancox6134]

@@punishedprops thank you

[@noahfroelich4023]

Idea: make the LEDs in the totem UV so that they make the card stamp glow. Maybe keep the eyes the way they are and make just the symbol in the belly UV. Cool build!

[@punishedprops]

That's a pretty clever idea!

[@TheeManWIthNoLife]

I thought this was going to be one of those fancy devices that ejects a glob of toothpaste onto a toothbrush! Thats what I get for skim reading the title... Still an awesome prop!!! Great job!!!

[@punishedprops]

It would make an amazing toothpaste dispenser! Imagine the squirrel vomiting onto your toothbrush. Delightful. =)

[@nymeria941]

As always, love watching the two of you make things.

[@aprilblackregentart6647]

So many cool little techniques in one video!

[@punishedprops]

Hurray! Thanks for watching. =)

[@DaftViru5]

Yeeees The woodcarver nods with satisfaction 👌

[@BacklashMac]

A trick I picked up from another KZbinrs painting vids for quick and easy, unusual shape masking, was Silly Putty. It's moldable and durable, but certainly more resilient than toothpaste, and pulls off much easier. Even a bit reusable.

[@punishedprops]

That’s a great tip!

[@mekpriestchris8746]

My personal go to for stuff like this is just normal PVA glue. It applies really neatly, dries hard and super close to the surface, and peels off of smooth plastic or resin perfectly with just a little toothpick abrasion.

[@crackedhatchet]

This is an incredible addition to the prop gallery!! Well done you guys!

[@punishedprops]

Thanks so much!

[@cellano5223]

I'm not going to lie. I miss your content from several years ago. I miss seeing armor and weapon builds. But still cool to see you guys at it and exploring builds you enjoy.

[@punishedprops]

We keep gravitating towards projects that are fun for us and I hope that comes through in the videos. =)

[@FleurXedas]

Jamming a bunch of toothpaste is someone's eye sounds very much like something that would happen in inscryption

[@-MrFozzy-]

Whaaaat?! Stamp from EVA from a laser cutter?!! That’s awesome!

[@steprockmedia]

"Crystal Clear to seal our squirrel." Boy, if I had a nickel for every time I heard that one.

[@GreyDavenport]

for resin threads you want at least .5 mm clearance. you CAN sand the screw until it threads but it is much easier to reprint.

[@noonespecial_NOS]

Funnily enough I used tinkercad and thingiverse to for our 3D printer in my machining class (making metal parts and such) instead of my normal work. Luckily my teacher was pretty chill and let it slide since I wasn't completely wasting my time, even gave me some credit in class despite not doing my projects, probably the only reason I didn't fail in the last year of class.He just let me draw, 3d print, or use V-carve for wood carvings on our cnc router. But seeing you guys use so many different methods to making models and props makes me want to get back into doing it all again, 3D printing, making my own models to print, or make something with resin despite only doing it once with some wood to make a ring. But I'd like to try making props of foam and even try taking parts from several things to make something unique.

[@Zachoff]

TIME FOR A NEW PUNISHED VIDEO! Always my favorite day of the month.

[@punishedprops]

Fantastic!

[@wren7195]

Love you guys so much, thanks for sharing your tips and tricks! I've learned SO much from you guys, thank you dearly. LOL I *LOVE* when Britt's having fun with something, she's really into this game's aesthetic you guys are so cute! *shakes her head and laughs* The stencil'd version on the card ended up looking GREAT, and thank you for showing us your experiments and letting us know what works and what didn't. Just can't thank you guys enough, much love and best wishes to you both always :)

[@punishedprops]

We appreciate your kind words! =D

[@rwiersema]

Can't wait for events starting again. It's so hard to stay motivated without a deadline :)

[@RabbitsInBlack]

I was going to comment about the eyes and adding more resin but you figured it out already. I use that resin trick after I paint the eye to give it depth.

[@punishedprops]

Isn’t is a great method?

[@wendynordstrom3487]

I love watching you guys work! I would love to craft with you some day.

[@punishedprops]

Thanks for watching! 😄

[@nagasadow99]

Omg this episode was not only super cool, also super adorable seeing you two being nerdy weirdo's together. xD Love it!

[@sjmaguirepdx]

Cool build. Not familiar with the game other than your mentions but those are still some cool models. BTW, two words to reduce elephant foot AND help pieces fit together - “tolerance compensation.”

[@Kyharra]

That thumbnail looked like a bad dragon for a second

[@MeatSim9]

That foot might indicate your first exposure layers are too long, so the UV is bleeding through the resin you want to cure and ends up curing some extra. If my resin has a cure time of 10s per layer, I typically go 35-50 for the first layers, and if the resin cures faster at 1.5-2.5 per layer, I lessen it to maybe 10-15 seconds for the first layers. It's a delicate balance between avoiding that foot and still having the build adhere to the flexplate. Additionally you can play with the number of first layers. If you only have supports in contact with the plate, a big number of layers is fine because it won't mess with the actual print. But if printing on the plate, then your print is within those first layers, so you want just enough to get it to bond.

[@faetrouble]

cutest crafter couple on the internet 🥺

[@riuphane]

Good Lord, the Care Bear reference got me... Dating ourselves a bit, me thinks... Great video, cool ideas, and excellent final product, as always

[@punishedprops]

Thanks so much!

[@emoemi907]

Not the squirrel bandit 😅😅 so cute!

[@sowa8991]

Love to watch you guys. You're the reason I'm so interested in prop making, designing and cosplaying. Love all your videos :) I've happen to be a miniature printer as well, and one thing i wanted to add about resin inside prints is that if you have trapped uncured resin in a model it can lead to cracks over time.

[@punishedprops]

Thanks, good to know!

[@KamenRiderFeline]

Unleash the mighty squirrel!

[@atkelar]

Funny... you guys inspired me to build my own "paint booth" some years ago and now every time I see you paint something it's somewhere BUT a paint booth... 🤣 I wonder: is there a reason? ...at least I am 99% sure it was a video on your channel.

[@noneyabidness9644]

Squirrel power! Not only does this totem grant you +2 to agility, it also gives you the "I'm not insane, I'm nuts!" Perk. Which allows you to store three times your body weight in nuts, in the cheeks of your mouth. As a bonus effect, you gain an affinity for adorable small rodents and can now use animal manipulation on any squirrels in your AOE. Truly a fearsome power. :P

[@punishedprops]

That totem is OP!! =D

[@jasonjulian1]

Mmm Punished Props has a new video.... I missed you guys! 😁

[@punishedprops]

Thanks for watching!

[@ReynoldsamPlus]

Very cool - thanks for posting!

[@punishedprops]

And thank you for continuing to make wonderful products! =D

[@6Albert6Wesker6]

as someone that has a latex allergy im happy to know that toothpaste can work to block off areas

[@punishedprops]

Fantastic news!

[@TheRealAlpha2]

hah! cool stuff, I was just wondering last night when we'd see another Punished Props video, and boom! As if I summoned you. I should do that more often, maybe daily.🤔

[@punishedprops]

Thanks for watching!

[@RavenTheVelociraptor]

I love this little guy 🐿

[@punishedprops]

Isn’t he great? 😄

[@enclavecomms.officer5219]

Nice, I was looking for an idol to pray to

[@punishedprops]

Squirrel is my new god.

[@pherja]

Great project! It came out so nice. I have a couple tips to improve your resin printing experience. It seems you overexposed your resin which made the screw and hole too large. Have you done a full calibration test of THAT resin in THAT printer in That particular layer height? Each of those matters and will affect the dimensional accuracy. If you dial those in, parts will fit together nicely. :) Another tip, if you want to get rid of most of the layer lines, well of course one thing is to print at smaller layer heights, but a faster option is you can crank up your anti-alias and blur settings in your slicer. And lastly, especially for clear parts, you can brush on resin either before after your final cure and hit it with the UV flashlight, or just stick it back in your curing chamber. A more advanced technique is heating up your resin to make it less viscous and dip your whole model in there and then cure. Hope these help on your next resin print!

[@punishedprops]

Thanks for the tips! We're still dialing in the settings on this machine and it just keeps getting better and better.

[@peterfoy7613]

It's much easier to clean up supports and other bits before doing your post print cure. Much less likely to have things like toes fly off.

[@JohnClark-tt2bl]

Gah, rain is even worse when it's intents...😉

[@punishedprops]

Heyooo!

[@kerricaine]

question: did you have any issue with the duplicolor curing on the resin? i've found certain 3D printing resins do not interact well with certain spraypaints. in particular, anycubic ecoresin did not seem to like duplicolor primers.

[@punishedprops]

The Duplicolor filler primer we used dried perfectly on the SarayaTech resin.

[@b-markcline8330]

awesome build what about the jar of green goo known as "failure" for the next inscription prop or the caged wolf.

[@punishedprops]

HA! Both are great ideas. =)

[@hewhogoesevenfurtherbeyond9296]

Fun fact the triple blood squirrel totem you made is ridiculously broken in inscription.

[@punishedprops]

Oh yeah, seriously OP!

[@fauxmarmorer9544]

"The human clamp". Yes, those are called hands

[@TheGrimmindustries]

Try using Anycubic clear. I find it's better than than a lot of clear resin options.

[@zaclamitraille2]

Awesome prop video as always! Ive been using the toothpaste trick on my armours for paint chipping for the last few years (with the exact same brand you used in this video) and I cant tell you the amount of hours I spent scrubbing my suits to get rid of the toothpaste! because of that i just cant stand the smell of that brand anymore! (also there is a very specific smell combo of freshly dried latex wall paint and toothpaste, not that pleasent let me tell you haha)

[@punishedprops]

The shop is full of so many *wonderful* smells!

[@felixbelanger2659]

15:17 Honestly I'm kinda shocked this wasn't a segue to Vessi footwear lol

[@jakejager]

Surprised you didn't use the UV resin to bond the pieces together... probably would have been a solid connection...just like the toe

[@punishedprops]

I bet that would have worked too. There are many ways to glue a prop.

[@mandycollins8795]

So cool!

[@sespider]

I'm still very much a novice to 3D printing (almost a year). But I SUUUUUUCK at physical painting. I've never really learned to paint, due to growing up poor, and basically still poor today. But I love 3D modeling (Blender & Sculptris). And now I love 3D printing my creations. Just wish I knew how to paint them.

[@punishedprops]

Glad to hear you’re so stoked about 3D printing! 😃

[@anima6583]

would you make the hollowed-out figure available on Thingiverse?

[@gmdesert3810]

Its wood ! because its the wood carver !!

[@jackkuehneman9300]

Patiently waiting for Elden Ring props lol

[@punishedprops]

Ooh yeah Eldin Ring is gorgeous!

[@bitequation314]

Does anyone know what the weapon displayed below the Fallout laser pistol is? I feel like I recognise it, and it's driving me mad that I can't remember where from.

[@punishedprops]

That's Mal's pistol from Firefly. Here's the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/an-3qGh3ltSGgNU

[@itsagundam79]

I saw you used epoxy to join the head and body. Couldn't you have used the liquid resin to join the halves like you did with the toe? Would the light not penetrate enough to activate the bond?

[@DisgruntledPigumon]

It should work fine with any transparent resin. You can also shine a UV flashlight on the inside to help.

[@punishedprops]

Ooh yeah that would have probably also worked.

[@almonster2066]

I scale threaded screws to 99% since resin prints have a tendency to "swell" - the better way would be to FDM print the screw part

[@alfredozavala9753]

Es agradable ver sus trabajos

[@ghetorange9604]

A fix for the screw would be a easy idea, but more work XD , the fix would be to make a silicone screw to mold again and re cast it, but tern it into a screw battery attachment like a flashlights light bulb XD so it turns on when you screw the heads on XD

[@marijhorn]

David release, and you sell all hmm. 🤔 Great balance. 😂

[@ShaeSandybanks]

Mmmm, minty fresh eyeballs

[@lauraandedwardcannon8861]

May I suggest a stump pump? Also great build.

[@punishedprops]

Thank you!

[@TheGrimmindustries]

Did you re-level the build plate after you added the magnetic plate? That elephants foot was pretty substantial.

[@SubjektDelta]

Well in game you get the totems from the wood carver so I doubt they are stone....

[@MeatSim9]

So, I'm pretty new to resin printing as well, and I wanted to ask you guys, what do you do to clean your dirty alcohol? I've tried running it through the paint strainer, I've tried curing it in the sun and then straining it, I've even SLOWLY run some through a coffee filter, and it's still murky, or in the case of the cured version, milky. Current plan is to get an alcohol still and evaporate/condense the alcohol vapors, leaving the resin gunk behind, but I was curious what your plan of attack would be.

[@MeatSim9]

And yes, the flexplate is awesome! Did you guys print a spacer for the Z stop, or just used something from around the shop?

[@bauerDOWNFALL]

wouldn't be a better idea to paint it first then put the lights in so you can see the best spot for the lights

[@punishedprops]

That order could have probably worked too. I wanted to add the lights in the bead before assembly and paint so I would be able to reach all the way into the head.

[@AlisdairGilbert]

Lol care bare stare nice 80s throw back bill

[@CatsDontBark]

Britt shrunk. I swear she was 7.5’ in the last episode.

[@aspmos]

Does anyone know where can I find the files for this mass effect Andromeda Valkyrie riffle?

[@carlenemedeiros7131]

Is there a chance you will make the masks next?

[@snailyman]

hey, do you know why the head wouldnt screw on? was it the fit, or maybe that the length was wrong? i'd love to be able to make these but with the heads being interchangeable!

[@punishedprops]

I never figured it out.

[@whoahanant]

Woo hoo!

[@mybelovedchaos]

The character that gives you the totem is called the wood carver..... isnt it?

[@punishedprops]

I think you're right! =)

[@halbertwalston]

Did you guys make a video for that downdraft table? Or am I confusing the memory with your first vacuum-forming station?

[@punishedprops]

We did! It was an Extra Credit video: www.patreon.com/posts/extra-credit-box-52399606 In the current setup, the vacuum isn't strong enough for stuff that's more than a few inches form the table,. though.

[@halbertwalston]

@@punishedprops Thank you! I keep forgetting to check the Patreon feed. Watching again now - and thanks for the heads-up about effective distance!

[@kenwong3930]

That's cool and cursed. Thanks and no thanks. I like the game but never want find that totem starring into a corner in a dimly lit room.

[@punishedprops]

A cursed night light? Great idea! 😄

[@timothyvolkers5343]

What is the big hot glue gun that y'all used in the video?

[@punishedprops]

Surebonder cordless with a Ryobi battery: surebonder.com/collections/cordless-glue-guns

[@JankieHands]

It is a great game

[@benbianco8996]

Make the pepper box from voxs machana

[@brentjohnstone7891]

[@punishedprops]

Thank you!

[@estonm3]

can you do a video on making a lizardfolk for cosplay

[@Koushakur]

14:47 If it were a regular fdm print sure, but shouldn't your resin print already be more than good enough on that front? One of the great benefits of resin printing after all, low layer thickness without it taking a million biliion hours to print

[@punishedprops]

The resin print is indeed much cleaner than an FDM print, but if you look closely there are still areas where you can see layer lines and the filler primer works great for making those disappear.

[@pherja]

@Duker There are a few different settings you can change to get better prints, but there are always layer lines. It just depends on how small is “good enough” to you.

[@gonzaler99]

Not gonna lie, though it was a bong at first.

[@punishedprops]

I mean, with a little bit of modifying, it could be.

[@TheNinjaGaming1000]

can buy this??????

[@Rekkulani]

When you tried the stamp but it didn't quite give you the details is because you're not stamping correctly for a lack of better words. Next time put a bit more of a coat on the stamp with the ink and then press it down firmly and quickly with a wooden block or something. Stamps transfer better with force, think of the disgruntled office worker in old cartoons with the big wooden stamp. Note the exaggerated klonk. Just some advice from someone who used stamps professionally occasionally.

[@punishedprops]

Ahhh thanks for the tips! I also think the foam I was using probably wasn't the right material.

[@ryoshiun]

I still hate you for getting hooked on Inscryption.

[@julienmeunierwolfgunnm6536]

I gess is wood cas you now *the lady wood chaving * sooo