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Sure you can. Just make sure you don't stretch it ( ie. don't change the diameter of it) just straighten it. Good luck

Wow, thank you! Yea, I must confess I do a lot of it.

Danke. :)

Good to know you arrived at similar conclusions. It means we are on the right track. It takes a while and a community effort to figure out what all this new tool can do for us.

Thanks. Yea, boxes are fun and look deceptively simple. But they are kind of a challenge because they have to look finished both on the outside and the inside. No place to hide any mess. :) Have you seen this one? Making a tall square box czcams.com/video/iRQ05c2i-No/video.html

This one was so much fun to make. And I thought it could be helpful to STEM teachers. 3d pens are just such perfect tools for explaining this.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks. It is so nice to hear there IS someone on the other end of this conversation. :)

Glad you think so! More coming every other week or so. :)

Hello there! I love how international the 3d pen community is. I am from Czechia originally. Now in USA. Glad you liked the video.

Yea. I think this clayforming technique has a huge potential for both building and filling. Here is a part 2 with more tips on it if you haven't seen it yet: Clay forming 2 - How to make a teddy bear with 3d pen czcams.com/video/wpxpTm1hwSo/video.html also here is the lizard from start to finish: How to make a lizard with 3d pen and a can of Play-Doh czcams.com/video/lTph85uMX7Y/video.html Don't get tempted to use oil based clay though. It sculpts way better then Play doh but melts with the heat of the plastic and makes a huge mess. Good luck

Merci beaucoup. :)

Absolutely. Just make sure the model and what you load into your pen are the same kind of plastic. A lot of plastics don't stick to each other. Like ABS and PLA for instance. Good luck.

Wow, thank you

Thanks.

If you are good at drawing you probably remember it took a while to get that way. So it's same with this thing. I was totally lost at the beginning. It improves with practice. :)

I have been meaning to do a longer video on the marbling. I will try to get to it as soon as I get through this platonic solids series. Stay tuned.

@@3DPENDEN Do you already have a video for how to make the base?

Working on it. :) It's coming out sometime in mid April 24. Stay tuned.

The long version is out if you still want to know. :) czcams.com/video/_FGXKf7mg8w/video.html

@@3DPENDEN Thank you so much! Just saw the video - its really good - makes me think even novices can make beautiful things.

Thank you so much! Yea I really like the delicate look. I think that is what these pens are especially good at.

Thanks. Have fun. :)

Teflon sheets. Can't live without them. Here is the link: amzn.to/3H3yMRs They are sold for baking, ironing and heat transfers. Nothing works as good as these for PLA ironing and baking. The only thing that prevents pitting on the underside of the pieces. (Most of the time.) :)

@@3DPENDEN Thanks thats good to know, they seem more durable compared to regular cooking sheet which is for 1 use.

Thanks for your appreciative words. From time to time I need to hear it's helpful to people to keep me making videos.

I very rarely comment on you tube but when I see people like you I feel I have to make an exception. I just wish I could turn my one like to 10 million so you get the recognition you deserve. Your videos are not just helpful they are amazing I will watch all of them and hope you carry on making them. You should have much more views than you have. @@3DPENDEN

@thingys-rd7id You voiced my thoughts; I suppose it is one of those CZcams algorithm mysteries!

This is one of my favorites

Thank you!

You are welcome. Glad it was helpful!

Merci. Si vous regardez des vidéos sur CZcams si vous cliquez sur l'icône "cc" cela fait apparaître les sous-titres puis cliquez sur paramètres (la petite icône d'engrenage) cliquez sur "sous-titres" et "traduction automatique" et cela vous donnera un menu dans quelle langue vous aimeriez qu'il soit traduit. Le français est là. Ce n’est pas parfait, certains éléments sont confus, mais cela aide. Bonne chance.

Merci. Si vous regardez des vidéos sur CZcams si vous cliquez sur l'icône "cc" cela fait apparaître les sous-titres puis cliquez sur paramètres (la petite icône d'engrenage) cliquez sur "sous-titres" et "traduction automatique" et cela vous donnera un menu dans quelle langue vous aimeriez qu'il soit traduit. Le français est là. Ce n’est pas parfait, certains éléments sont confus, mais cela aide. Bonne chance.

Have fun with it. Good luck.

Thank you. Glad you think so.

Thanks. :)

I will try my best. :)

You're so welcome! Glad it helps.

Wow, thank you!

Thank you very much. And no I haven't stopped producing videos. I still try to post two videos every month. I feel they wouldn't have the quality I expect from them if I posted more often. So stay tuned. The next one is coming February 9th. I think. :)

Glad it was helpful. Some of the instructions get "lost in translation" a bit. Good luck.

Good luck. It solved the problem for me: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H55M1ZR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Filament won't stick to raw wood but it will stick if the wood is primed or painted. It can be painted over but depending on the type of paint I would prime it first. And if anything falls of just glue it back on. Good luck with your projects.

LOL Is that a good thing or a bad thing? :)

It makes sense to work it while it's still soft. It's not a "cure all" but it helps a lot and saves time. Happy new year to you too.

Thank you. I am glad the channel is helpful.

You're very welcome!

Unfortunately I don't. I am not familiar with that spray. I would test it on a small sample and see what happens. Good luck and let me know if it worked.

@3DPENDEN I went with the acrylic spray you recommended instead

You are very welcome. :)

Glad to hear it worked for you. My 2023 Christmas video should be out in the middle of next week. Possibly too late to do this years project but there is always next year. Merry Christmas! :)

Merry Christmas @@3DPENDEN 🎅

There is nothing like putting something 3d together yourself to really get to know it personally. :)

Glad it was helpful! My greatest intial problem was with surfaces. Somehow you don't expect those to be such an important issue but they can really make or break the project. Good luck with yours.

Glad it was helpful! There is a sequel to that video called "Best work surface for 3d pen" czcams.com/video/QP7YsXWvb8M/video.html where I talk more about the surface I use the most. It all got too long so I had to split it into 2 videos. Have fun.

@@3DPENDEN Thank you! I'm a subscriber now. Your videos and 3d skills are impressive.

Thanks.

Thank you. :)

I have done my share of origami. I never tried to cover it with filament though. I think it would most likely ruin it. The filament sticks to some types of paper so much it is hard to get it off without tearing it. It could perhaps work if you didn't take the paper out. I did cover some non-origami paper models and just left the paper inside it.

@@3DPENDEN Thank you