Post processing resin prints: Remove support marks, holes, gaps, recrate texture and glueing

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In this video I'm showing you the methods, tools and products I use for the whole resin post processing work flow.
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⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Removing print imperfections
2:35 - Glueing parts together
03:45 - Products & methods for fixing stuff
09:25 - Re-creating texture

[@luppchri]

Some of the tricks I knew already but some were new to me and quite helpful. Thanks for putting together this video

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@en1gma4k]

even for a FDM guy this video was very useful, Re-creating texture hack is genius !!

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thanks buddy! Glad you got something out of it as well!

[@jessg7144]

That texture copy paste is clutch!

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thank you!

[@dorkchocolate.]

Thank you for sharing your painting methods, I learned a lot watching this video! Excellemt work!

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thank you!

[@JUST_PAINT_IT]

Many great tips! Thank you for sharing

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thank you Jerry!

[@eliottcompadre3714]

Thanks so much for the tips. Keep going with this channel because is amazing

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thanks a lot Eliott!

[@AsheCraftingCorner]

That texture copy is beyond genius

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Tim-57]

Very interesting, did not realize how much work went into a 3d print.
Take care

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thanks Tim! Yeah sometimes post processing is 80% of the work and painting 20% - or at least it feels like it

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

I mostly use spackle paste(the stuff that goes in between the tiles) for drywall, it's like toothpaste consistency, the cool thing is that it's cheap, bought a container years ago and it still have enough, has no smell, can be thinned with water and also activated with water after it dries so it's easy to use a damp cloth to smooth it out, no sanding needed but it sands nicely.
I forgot the lid opened once and it partially hardened, the cool thing was i added a bit of water and after stirring it returned to it's original consistency and need water from time to time.
I also use Apoxy Sculpt for larger holes and use Vallejo Putty only a little bit, it can also be thinned with water and it's how they recommend using it instead of sanding.

[@evolutionxstudios]

thanks for sharing! I‘ve also used spackle paste before but I didn‘t like the fact that it re-activates with water after drying. The wood filler I now use has a similar consistency but is a bit more forgiving when you put water on it after drying.

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

@@evolutionxstudios It depends on the brand, if i leave it a full day to dry, afterwards with a damp cloth smooths out nicely, once it is painted and varnished it doesn't matter.

[@evolutionxstudios]

@@TheIcemanModdeler that makes sense!

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

@@evolutionxstudios It's all i use, never had an issue with it.

[@Exstaz]

If your making bigger holes always use a step drill. That will help a lot and it will not bite on the parts and spin them like regular drills. Try it and you will notice a big difference when making bigger holes. Don’t have to be just resin. It applies to all materials.

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thanks for the tip! I‘ll try that

[@Nayslayer2]

Great tips! Thanks for the video. Which Batman model is that?

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thank you! It‘s from cgtrader if you search for Batman there you should find it on the first page. Currently at 21$, the Batman standing on the bat signal in a neutral pose

[@Nayslayer2]

@@evolutionxstudios found it. Thank you!

[@brot5246]

Whats the red epoxy again.?

[@evolutionxstudios]

Aves Apoxie Sculpt, it‘s available in different colors

[@tonycooper5599]

It's not "kitchen foil", it's "cling film".

[@evolutionxstudios]

Thanks for the hint!