Sorta 3D printed ? motorcycle

[Chris333]

[wvgca]

be more interesting if it would play here ..., lol

[DKS]

This guy is a serious talent. Not just vehicles, but people. He made this woman, and hand-crafted every single hair individually...

[thomasjmdavis]

I think this guy is an incredible sculptor.  The use of the 3D pen to provide lumps of sculpting medium (the plastic) is incidental. 

[DKS]

Old-school craftsman. See him scratchbuild this tiny fishing boat. Very well worth the time to watch--I sat enthralled. The video gets better and better; when he made the rudder (~14:00), I was in awe.

EDIT: This video will play here--I think the others can't be embedded because of a monetizing deal with the 3D pen.

[Chris333]

When he cuts parts they don't even go flying, like he is the modelers Chuck Norris.

When buying #80 bits he says just one please.

[mu26aeh]

Gees, he couldn't put turn signals or working brake lights on the motorcycle ?  Rookie....

Sooner you realize that's sarcasm, the better.  Though I'm sure if said modeller read this, his next video would be an update showing that and it runs under it's own power......

[DKS]

How I envision this guy...

[SkipGear]

A member of our club uses a similar pen to create tree armatures. The guy in the video is definitely an artist to get that kind of result from the UV resin pen.

[Philip H]

Who makes their own bolt heads from the random cut end of copper wire?

And also his tire tenders and line floats are awesome.

[DKS]

Hey, and he even does animation!

[DKS]

Another one to watch through to the end (I actually watched it twice--in full-screen mode). I don't think this guy ever measures anything--it's all eyeballed and made to fit. Plus... he hand-lettered the lens markings.

[Chris333]

Magnifying glasses use him to see. 

[wcfn100]

Probably made that tiny clothespin too.

I like the using the chuck as a vise.  That's never dawned on me. 

Jason