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Getting Rid Of Devil Horns (Print edges that lift) Testing out all kinds of different methods, we found that a combination of skirt and brim within Repetier do the job. Depending on the specific part you are printing deturmines the actual settings required. The best way is to just dive into it to find what…

Over the last 20 years, 3D modelling has come a long way. I say 20 years because for a lot of people their awareness of 3D modelling was first sparked when they saw animated 3D creatures in films such as Jurassic Park. Modelling 3D creatures and characters is now a recognised career and spans many different sectors, including games, film, broadcast TV, web, print, advertising, marketing, medical and so on. As with most things these days, there are many ways to get any given job done, and just knowing one tool isn’t always enough.

RingRoadMap (Google) This *was* our plan for the Ring Road around Iceland, however, if I've learned anything about Iceland, it's that everything depends on the

Following on from our Sewing Buttonholes : Tips n Tricks! post, today I bring you our Top 10 tips to stop you getting hot under the collar, curtousy of my lovely sewing friend, Suzy aka Suzy aka @sewing_in_spain. Over to you Suzy! A quick online search will bring up many styles of collar, but here we're going…

Ok, so here is the skinny on the Rub n' Buff.  I've had lots of questions about how to use Rub n' Buff on furniture, so I'm gonna give you a...

In this video I go over all the tips and tricks for scale model building I've learned in 40 years of building plastic scale models & Gunpla. I also go over g...

Ever wondered whether to add the vegetables to the pot BEFORE or AFTER boiling? Well here's the full guide and the reason why!

Learn how to Squirrel proof your bird feeders inexpensively with a few simple items. This no fail method works great on all types of squirrels, reds/grays/fox squirrels, etc

Larisa Hohman from Splendid Stamping shares a neat trick for making the notched end of a paper banner or pennant. Click here to see more, as well as her finished card.

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**Edited to add: Many of you have asked where I buy my chipboard and what thickness it is, so here are the details! I use thin chipboard, not the heavy duty weight. The thin weight cuts just wonderfully well using...

Een gefronste rok of jurk vind ik altijd mooi! Maar gelijkmatig rimpelen, dat is nog niet zo gemakkelijk! Om maar te zwijgen over de tijd die je er in steekt. Ik had al wel eens gehoord dat je ook...

Next up in the Tips + Tricks series is the easy roll hem.  I usually get at least one request for a tutorial every time I post a photo of a rolled hem so I thought I should get on this one.  I learned this technique from one of our seamstresses at work, Jurata, when she couldn’t believe that I didn’t learn how to do th

In this post I'm going through some material setups to auto-texture a landscape. This can be very handy for landscapes sculpted inside the e...

Maya 2017 Modelling Tricks Using MESH - CONFORM In this video we will see about Maya 2017 Modelling Tricks using MESH Conform its really Help when we working...