While I could talk my wife into coming into the garage and pointing the camera at me for five or ten minutes, making her stand around for a few hours per work session was just not going to happen. The downside was these projects take a long time, and I wanted to record as I was working on them. I have two long workbenches (you'll see them in the video for this article), and very good lighting, so the space lent itself perfectly to the project. In my case, I'm doing most of the work in our garage. Those videos require an interesting combination of shots, from the usual talking head shots to close-in zooms of parts being made, to the assembly and finishing process.
When I started the 3D printing series, it became clear that I was going to be doing build videos that take readers and viewers through the process of discovering what can be done with 3D printing and learning how to do it. In this article, I'll show you why that's such a useful tool, and get you started on the way to doing it yourself.
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