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**Title:** Creating Charizard with a 3D Pen
**Creator:** Sanago, self-proclaimed 3D Pen Master
**Summary:**
* Sanago creates a Charizard figure using a 3D pen, motivated by a child's request at his café and his own fondness for the Pokémon.
* The video showcases the step-by-step process:
1. Framework and layering with filaments
2. Adding details and polishing with a soldering iron
3. Crafting movable wings with precise measurements and hinges
4. Building a complex power system with a brass bar and silver soldering
5. Assembling and coloring the final piece
* The finished Charizard features a motorized wing movement, displayed at Sanago's café for viewers to interact with (from a distance).
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**Creator and Project**
1. The creator's name is Sanago, also known as the "3D pen master".
2. The project is to create a Charizard figure using a 3D pen.
**Inspiration and Background**
3. Sanago was inspired by a kid who requested a Charmander figure at the Sanago café.
4. Sanago's favorite Pokémon is Charizard, which he liked since childhood for its strength.
5. Sanago also mentions liking Thor (from Marvel) and Ma Dong-seok (a human being) for similar reasons.
**Creation Process**
6. The creation process involves roughing out the framework and then layering filaments dimensionally.
7. An ultrasonic cutter is used to cut out shapes from the filaments.
8. Sandpaper (100 grit) is used to smooth out the filament surfaces.
9. A soldering iron is used to polish and shape certain parts.
10. Hinges are used to create movable joints for the wings.
**Tools and Materials**
11. An ultrasonic cutter is used for cutting (noted as extremely expensive).
12. Filaments are the primary material used for the figure.
13. A 3D pen is the main tool used for creating the figure.
14. Brass bars are used for creating the power system.
15. Silver soldering requires very high temperatures.
**Workspace and Safety**
16. Working with filaments and sandpaper is recommended in a well-ventilated area or with a mask.
17. The creator's workroom AC was broken during the project, causing them to work in high heat.
**Power System and Final Assembly**
18. A power system was created using bent brass bars and silver soldering.
19. The power system is attached to a wooden plate.
20. Charizard is fixed to the power system, allowing for movement.
**Completion and Display**
21. The completed Charizard figure is displayed at the Sanago café.
22. Viewers are allowed to spin the figure but are not permitted to touch it.