Suhweet. Great tutorial. Blender is awesome and now I know how to use Affinity designer to print out some of my own custom designs for a 3d printer. Please keep them coming.
Thank you so much. I can see that you didn't apply the solidify modifier and export the curves to stl just like that, and it works! Haven't tried printing it though, might follow up later.
Hey Steve, are you planning to do an affinity designer for iPad tutorial? This would be so awesome because your affinity photo tips were very easy to understand!
Thanks Steve, great tutorial , I learnt so much ... Would like to know how to ad an angle to the top layer so the sides aren't 90 degrees , Like the Marshall 3D logos on their speaker cabinets ... Do you have a link to a tutorial ... I'm just beginning , thanks in advance
I got a question what happened to the razorbladesocceity it so hard to find a group of people who do industrial anymore please respond when you have a chance
So the problem with that was I started doing it before CZcams was able to identify music. That account started getting strikes against it because even though the bands were cool with it the labels were taking down videos on me and reporting copyright infringement. I’d love to do it again but it’s to much work not to be able to monetize and have to deal with strikes :(
@@StevenRazorblade hey so i seen your post what if i. And few others work on it with you corpration no form i dont want money i just want to have industrial people talk bout industrial stuff that not i know it might seem work but im will to help also are you still friends with that person
nice demonstration but perhaps you could be a bit more focused on dimensions from the start of your affinity design file... your have very good transform, dimensional control in both software programs and eyeballing is very sloppy modelling that only causes model integrity problems...
I do agree but I wanted to keep it simple for this video and getting into measuring in blender was cut because I felt that it’s easier to do in Cura by just typing in the desired size. In future projects like this I will start to get into measuring. Thank you.
Suhweet. Great tutorial.
Blender is awesome and now I know how to use Affinity designer to print out some of my own custom designs for a 3d printer. Please keep them coming.
Nice one! Now I have an inspo for what to print at my local makers cafe ;) Good one mate!
Thank you so much. I can see that you didn't apply the solidify modifier and export the curves to stl just like that, and it works! Haven't tried printing it though, might follow up later.
Hey Steve, are you planning to do an affinity designer for iPad tutorial? This would be so awesome because your affinity photo tips were very easy to understand!
Thanks Steve, great tutorial , I learnt so much ... Would like to know how to ad an angle to the top layer so the sides aren't 90 degrees , Like the Marshall 3D logos on their speaker cabinets ... Do you have a link to a tutorial ... I'm just beginning , thanks in advance
Thanks!
can you make a video on how to do inset designs? like for engraving or printing an "engraved" look?
I got a question what happened to the razorbladesocceity it so hard to find a group of people who do industrial anymore please respond when you have a chance
So the problem with that was I started doing it before CZcams was able to identify music. That account started getting strikes against it because even though the bands were cool with it the labels were taking down videos on me and reporting copyright infringement. I’d love to do it again but it’s to much work not to be able to monetize and have to deal with strikes :(
@@StevenRazorblade hey so i seen your post what if i. And few others work on it with you corpration no form i dont want money i just want to have industrial people talk bout industrial stuff that not i know it might seem work but im will to help also are you still friends with that person
Also i get the understand of copyright there youtuber name grimbeard and he does review albums
nice demonstration but perhaps you could be a bit more focused on dimensions from the start of your affinity design file... your have very good transform, dimensional control in both software programs and eyeballing is very sloppy modelling that only causes model integrity problems...
I do agree but I wanted to keep it simple for this video and getting into measuring in blender was cut because I felt that it’s easier to do in Cura by just typing in the desired size. In future projects like this I will start to get into measuring. Thank you.