Supporting Minis for 3D Printing | The MOST Critical Aspects

Hey friends! Welcome back to another 3D printing video - this time I tackle presupported minis, why they're so very important to get right in this growing hobby, and what you should consider when supporting a miniature to ensure you do it well. Even if you're not interested in supporting miniatures yourself, this video will at the very least arm you with the tools to identify bad presupported minis when you encounter them, to let their creator know they can do better! This is a topic very near and dear to me, I've been 3D printing my wargaming pieces for nearly 2 years, and now I'm even doing support work professionally. If you're interested in getting your files presupported by me, please get in touch via the About page for my Youtube channel. Though, please be advised paying for supports is not economical unless you're selling the models, or intend to print them a gazillion times over . I instead recommend hobbyists to learn these skills for themselves, and with a bit of dedication and persistence you can do excellent supports as well. My cults3d Store: https://cults3d.com/en/users/Once My friends epic skull model: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/h... A great video on UVTools:    • Get the Best Resin Support Placement With ...   Chip in for some resin? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/onceinas... =Affiliate Links= Using these affiliate links helps support the channel. A small percentage of each purchase goes to me at no extra cost to you! Gear I use to produce these videos Sony ZV-E10 https://geni.us/jiaPvn Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 DG DN Lens - https://geni.us/d7IJyx Focusrite 2i2 Audio Interface - https://geni.us/8GOz Shure SM57 Microphone - https://geni.us/8pnvQAc Digitalfoto W200 RGB Wand - https://geni.us/rJktXJG Neewer Video Lights - https://geni.us/IHJFFKY All music used in this video was created by me.