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Woodworking, sewing, painting, sculpting, modeling, embroidery, 3D printing, model assembly, knitting, metal working, pottery, prop-making… Anything crafty goes.
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What are you currently making, farmers?
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>>323431> maybe with something other than sheets of plastic thoughlike what? i suggest plastic because its easier to work with
good luck!
No. 485666
>>485086i recently bought nomad sculpt for the same purpose nonna! its better for 3d printing and much easier to understand than blender. ive really been enjoying the tutorials and videos by @slam3dprint and
@abovewongart on tiktok and i like this video for breaking up a character into simple shapes.
https://youtu.be/G_IHhCIOgfg?si=8UaqcPat_bazH3tR No. 485851
>>485666Ah fuck, I'm already learning Blender, I don't know if it'd be a good idea to switch now.
I was mostly wondering about the printing part of the process, like which 3D printer to buy, the software, etc. I didn't know the whole figure is printed, I thought the parts had to be printed separately and then put together or something.
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>>485851im enjoying nomad because it sort a simplified version of blender and you can use the information you learn from using it on blender. i find all the extra buttons on blender overwhelming so it's slightly more streamlined and easier to manage but you can still make some really cool things with it
you also may want to check to see if your local library/college has a 3d printer you can experiment with before making the jump to purchasing your own. i know my local library has access with a card but ymmv
these websites are also good for finding library of things/tool lending/makerspace/workshops/local resources near you for as little money as possible lol
https://makerspace.com/https://localtools.org/find/