OMG! I was just considering making a small chest for the remote controls with wooden filament but the high cost it would have had me in doubt. Your trick about using cheap one on the inside is a great trick! Great job and thank you!

best video regarding wood and metal filament + post processing, this vid needs more views!!!

That finishing technique for the wood PLA turned out great. I also use that stainless steel pin media for wet tumbling brass cases for reloading ammunition. Even the most corroded and carbon fouled up cases come out looking brand new and shiny. The trick at least with reloading ammo is a generous squirt of dawn dish soap and about a teaspoon of lemishine which is a dish detergent booster to prevent hard water deposits. It is basically citric acid and helps to polish the cases and remove harder deposits. Maybe a bit of lemishine with the brass and bronze parts would shine them up a bit dish soap may also keep the gunk from sticking to the prints.

Amazing result! Loved seeing all the cool tricks to get plastic looking like wood and metals.

something you might consider a wire brush and doing a pass or two over the part to slightly gouge the part and simulate wood grain a bit more

i love that you show it in slic3r too, most people would just expect you to use the same one but that is great

Woah! I didn't even realize that chest was 3D printed at first ... I mean, I'm sure it looks less realistic in person, but I had no idea 3D printers could do this sort of thing!

Great job ^_^ I love how casually you say things like "my other utilimaker". I need 3D printers in my life.

Nice explainer - gonna have to try this as your results look much better than others I've seen!

you could also add fuzzy skin from cura with some tiny polygons, looks nice on wooden prints

Amazing work and thanks for putting this video together. As a woodworker that looks like as much work as building this out of wood but great job.

Best Wood post processing vidéo i've Seen so far. English is not m'y native language so can briefly explain to me how exactly thé tumbler is working and... Its original purpose ?...

Awesome results!

That bit with the Alexa at the beginning made me laugh so hard for some reason 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Great video, though! This is something I actually want to try out!!!!

The best quality oak is quarter sawn to give straight grain patterns and medullary rays

Very very nice video! I just bought a roll of Easywood filament and can't wait to try it

Excellent techniques, thank you for sharing!

Dude, you just got yourself a subscription because of the Alexa bit, bravo sir, bravo! 🤘🤘

Great video, looks just like real wood.

nice to see some actually well though out comedy on an instructional video :) great content my dude

Tapey tap tap, mmmm a bit like Ave mixed with a bit of Old Tony. You've got potential. Subscribed.

Hello, could you please pass me the profile of the CURA? I have the same chimera and I can't print well

Great job. Great video. Thx for posting.

Alexa throwing shade 🤣

Awesome video! Thanks

The copper filament you showed at the end is great! Maybe why it goes out of stock fairly fast ;) Thanks for the video

This was awesome, really helpful! I just ordered a spool of wood PLA and I will definitely use your tips for finishing the prints. I won't bother with the metal filament though. Seems like a hassle and not really all that useful. I hope we get metal 3D printers for home use eventually!

Thank you for the Video. Its helps me alot.

If you paint mustard on copper if creates a turquoise like colour

looks cool, nice job

Greek mythology part was lovely

Does the trick with controlling the line directions work in Bambu studio?

I have a brass tumbler for shell casings, it has walnut husk polishing media in it. Does anyone have experience using that to polish these plastic and metallic parts ?

Great info, thanks for sharing : )

Nice.

Question for anyone who did this. How hard is the material... could I easily stab a knife though the material? I need something tuff as real wood.

nice video dude! subbed!

You could probably get a locksmith to copy the key out of actual metal and then avoid it breaking

Great video, and excellent results on the finished products. And maybe I missed it in the video, but what brand of filaments are you using?

Great way to make 3d prints appear like wood and metal. About your ultimaker original, how did you do your dual extrusion setup?

Nice video. Keep it up bro.

Nice job Thanks for sharing :-)

This is really cool, I love it. I would just like to know what filament you used however as I would like to replicate this myself Thanks

Thats awesome! I want to dive into wood and metal filled filament post processing soon and this helps me a lot as it answers some questions I had. Do you think that metal polish also works with making the parts shiny? Thanks for the video. Cheers! Say hi to Alexa from me. ^^

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That iron filament IS magnetIC it's just not magnetIZED. Otherwise great video - thanks!

EXCELLENT VIDEO. Not much like it!

I think the Egyptian god P'tah (god of artisans and craftsmen) predates the Greek ones, so he may be the original maker ;-) Good video with useful information. I liked, I subscribed, but I bought Svetlana's book instead. ;-)

seeing the rock tumbler is about 150 bucks i wonder what your father paid for it decades ago lol

Wasnt paying attention, thought you said "i called her the 'N' word"