Choosing the best material to use for a specific prototype can be challenging but in this video, Eli reveals his favorite prototyping material as well as the 3 questions you should ask to define what material is the best for the first draft of your project.
QUESTION OF THE DAY:
💡❓ What material do you use to create prototypes or 1st versions of your creations❓💡
Comment your answer below!!
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📘Show Notes📘
1️⃣ Video➡ The Best Thing for Quickly Creating Functional Ideas: • The Best Thing for Quickly Creating Functi...
2️⃣ Video➡ The Essential Do's and Don'ts You Must Know Before Working with Cardboard: • The Essential Do's and Don'ts You Must Kno...
3️⃣ Need nice cardboard? Although I would recommend reusing cardboard boxes and recyclables you can buy nice, clean square cardboard here➡ https://amzn.to/3ayf4AU
🔎Gear Used To Shoot This Video🔍
~ Camera (my phone): https://amzn.to/3gDijYA
~ Lenses, 5in1 smartphone kit (for my phone): https://amzn.to/374MaWM
~ Lights (Neewer 2 pack USB LEDs): https://amzn.to/3a6wvIJ
~Microphones:
Lavalier BOYA BY-M1 mic: https://amzn.to/3n94R1k
Shotgun Movo VXR10 mic: https://amzn.to/3oGKPLN
USB podcasting condenser mic: https://amzn.to/37LMdWA
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📜 About:
My name is Eli Tennant and on this channel, you will receive bi-weekly DIY and project tutorials as well as maker tips and tools videos. Whether you are just starting to make your ideas or have been at it a while, I have you covered with helpful content to bring you to the next level!
🏆 Mission:
My mission here at Maker Brain is to help you access and implement your creativity with hands-on DIY projects so that you can have fun and be successful in doing what you love.
Thanks for watching and God bless you,
Eli Tennant