Way too cool! I literally was just thinking… “I wonder if anyone has 3D printed a HUGE PEZ Dispenser” 🤣😂 amazing work on the build and your editing is 🎉🎉

Is it weird that I like the PEZ candy? Does that mean I have some sort of deficiency or something?

My impulsive thought is just "What if you hid that pez deep in the middle of a forest"

I don't know what i would do if i'd see my neighbor, sitting on his porch, sanding a giant replica head of himself. But i sure as hell would like to find out

I really enjoy watching you make these huge projects but to also make it function like a PEZ dispenser too adds so much. Well done :)

You know, I was just thinking... the mechanism of a bobblehead is undoubtedly way easier than that of a Pez dispenser. And Season 2 of a certain post-apocalyptic show based on a video game where bobble-heads play a somewhat large role is coming out "soon".

Oh god... not as bad as the giant furby though, thankfully... 😂

well now you gotta turn those massive printed PEZ candies into a candy mold for your massive PEZ dispenser

That is glorious and terrifying in equal measure. Love it.

Your beard grown lush since 15 years old

That ending took me by surprise lmfao

The advertising campaing would be fun.

It felt like a long time from when I saw the short about this until the full video came out. Totally worth the wait. This was great!

leaving a comment to help with the algo, more people need to see this!!! Love the whole thing, especially with the giant pez candy at the very end :P

You need the foot sander/grinder that M.M's Prop Shop uses, it makes sanding way easier on big areas. Cheaper than a palm sander.

Commenting bc I read "it" 😂 Fun project! Love how you used the wires to stack the dispenser parts, I always struggle lining my prints up to glue them together 😅

In next video, we need to see u making real candy :) in scale 😊

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Such a gem of a channel, love this series. Hope you have a good time at Open Sauce!

This wouldn't be super feasible for a project of this size, but I've had some good results using poster putty/sticky tac for masking organic shapes. I've also used kneaded erasers in a pinch, sometimes the kneaded eraser works out better because it's less sticky and you have an easier time removing it (Though I guess it being less sticky means it might fall off easier mid-painting).