Crafting of the Last Supper: 3D printing, silicone modeling and plaster casting Adventure!
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- Crafting of the Last Supper 3D printing, silicone modeling and plaster casting Adventure!
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Join us on an incredible journey as we bring the iconic Last Supper to life through the magic of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship. In this video, we’ll dive into the fascinating process of creating a stunning 3D model, molding it with silicone, and finally casting it in plaster.
First, we start with the intricate world of 3D printing. Watch as we design and print every detail of the Last Supper, capturing the essence of this masterpiece with precision and care. It’s a blend of art and technology that sets the stage for what’s to come.
Next, we move on to silicone modeling. This step is all about creating a flexible and detailed mold that will perfectly replicate our 3D print. You’ll see the tools and techniques we use to mix and pour the silicone, ensuring every feature is captured with incredible accuracy. It’s a messy, fun, and crucial part of the process!
Finally, we get to the plaster casting. This is where our project really comes to life. Pouring the plaster into our silicone mold, we carefully craft a solid and beautiful representation of the Last Supper. It’s a mix of patience, skill, and a bit of adventure as we reveal the final piece.
Whether you’re a fan of 3D printing, an enthusiast of silicone modeling, or just love seeing creative projects come together, this video is for you. Join us, learn with us, and enjoy the adventure of crafting the Last Supper!
Materials and tools:
• 3D printer;
• PLA plastic;
• Pencil, knife, brushes, napkins;
• Dichlor methane, all-purpose adhesive;
• NITRO PUTTY;
• Spatulas;
• Sandpaper and sanding sponges;
• Degreaser;
• Acrylic primer filler;
• Glossy varnish;
• Acrylic paints;
• Stain Rosewood;
• Laser machine and 6mm plywood;
• Furniture screed;
• Silicone for making molds based on tin with a hardness of 10 Shore units;
• Dye for silicone;
• Gypsum;
• Screwdriver with whisk;
• Soapy water and wax separator;
• Copper wire and wire cutters.
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Ещё одно великолепное видео, благодарю!
Большое спасибо!
Супер гуд!!!
Офигенно !
Большое спасибо!
@@DoasIDo1 Hi, there.
.2mm nozzle, too?
Great job, by the way.
Thanks.
@@mikekiske Hello! This printer has a 0.4 mm nozzle and a 0.1 mm print layer. Thank you very much!
@@DoasIDo1 Still nice, also. Thanks.
Great job again!
Thank you very much!
great job you are very good congratulations 3d printer card uses
Thank you very much!
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great job as always , keep going
Thank you very much!
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Awesome process! It’s still bugs me that we couldn’t find an eaiser way after all this years.
Thank you very much!
What was the purpose of the wood stain?
Also you might be able to hide the seam more easily by using a scarf joint like for floor baseboards.
The purpose of stain is to make the product look like clay. Thanks, I'll try!
Скажите, пожалуйста, что это за принтер и программа для слайсинга?
Для чего модель делалась из двух разных по цвету пластиков ?
Что бы проще было шкурить и подгонять друг к другу ?
Принтер FlashForge Adventurer 5M. Программа Орка слайсер. У меня закончился пластик одного цвета, поэтому вторую половину печатал другим.