Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As you may have noticed over the last few years, I’ve really lean into 3-D printing as part of my miniature building process. Now, that hasn’t come with a bit of controversy which brings up a common debate of this era. Is 3-D art even real art?
Let’s dive into this question on today’s video as we put it to the test. I’ll be building two versions of this miniature play kitchen. One version will be built completely by hand and the other will be modeled and 3-D printed. I’ll go over the pros and cons of each so we can hopefully end the debate once and for all.
The real life paly kitchen is from Robud.com
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As you may have noticed over the last few years, I’ve really lean into 3-D printing as part of my miniature building process. Now, that hasn’t come with a bit of controversy which brings up a common debate of this era. Is 3-D art even real art?
Let’s dive into this question on today’s video as we put it to the test. I’ll be building two versions of this miniature play kitchen. One version will be built completely by hand and the other will be modeled and 3-D printed. I’ll go over the pros and cons of each so we can hopefully end the debate once and for all.
The real life paly kitchen is from Robud.com
✏ Products used in this video:
Jumbo 3/4" wide craft sticks: amzn.to/4exgKct
Giant 1.25” wide craft sticks: amzn.to/3TWOlDa
Tacky glue: amzn.to/3JulKA4
Round dowels: amzn.to/3Q7N7E7
This video is NOT sponsored. Some of the links above are affiliate links.










