How does a Resin Printer Work? - Before you begin Resin 3D Printing (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Hey guys, after my last video got a lot of feedback regarding it;s length, I wanted to let you all know that this is another video that may not resonate with many of you who have followed for a while. I have about 4 videos aimed at absolute beginners coming out.
The point of this one is for new people to watch before they even consider looking for a resin printer. This is an overview of the whole process, with a few handy tips and is a general guide on how printing works.
The next video will be more about the post-processing stage.
I wanted to go back and do these beginner videos before I move on to more advanced stuff, which is coming soon, including a video on how to dial in your printer perfectly and what all the settings mean (which is a long/boring video) that many people may find benefit from.
Whilst this may not be the video for you. I'd still love it if you could watch it, to help boost it to more people out there, Even if you just click play and leave it on Mute.
I just wanted you to know what this was, before people start complaining it's a waste of time.
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This is part 1 of a 3 part series. So you'll need to do the same next week too! • How to Clean Resin Pri... and the How to Paint Resin Miniatures video (Called Part 3) • How to Paint 3D Prints...
When these videos reaches 100,000 views between, I'll pull one commenters name from a hat, and they'll win a GKTWO, with wash and cure stations.
If you do this on all videos, that's 3 entries
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I absolutely couldn't have done this without your awesome guidance, thank you for being so generous with your time and patient with my stupid questions.
... but you're absolutely wrong about that HeroQuest rule ;)
As someone who uses FDM almost daily now, I have always wanted to get into resin just for the quality you can get in prints both for busts and minis. This video has been super informative.
I have to say I was interested in resin printing for a few years now, but didn't dive in till I found your channel. Your videos gave me the confidence to give it a go and have loved every moment of it. I'm now looking at getting a second printer. Thank You!
What i want for ALL future 3d printers is to have a heater by default, it's criminal to not have it in 2024 as it's such an essential part to ensure good printing.
It's not like it's difficult or expensive either; I doubt integrating a vat heater would add more than $10 in manufacturing cost per unit.
if you can't afford an external heater, how did you buy the printer. so no its a lame idea and just an added expense and something else to go wrong
@@Kiddeth That's an hilariously bad take and dumb reasoning, it's better to have an essential feature already builtin instead of having to spend extra time, troubleshooting and money to add it anyways to get an acceptable experience, especially when it doesn't add much cost to begin with.
@@Kiddeth 😂😂😂😂😂😂
When I watched to video, I realized that we only need one thing that is the heater. In fact, all the other parts are added for nothing, you dont even need the screen for resin printing. Just heater, heater and heater. Since GKTWO is the only model on the market with a heater, this makes it perfect :)
I've been running the GKTwo ever since you made the first video on it! Thank you for keeping up with the community and always being honest with us! Also, I hope your resin comes to the states one day!
Ohhh the heater is a great touch. Never had much luck with resin in the past. This might have been helpful. 12k is nuts compared to the Anycubic I bought last time.
1 micron is actually 1/1,000 of a millimetre; so it's even more mind-boggling the level of precision on these machines.
Is that enough ventilation for a resin printer?
I was always under the impression that they needed to vent a lot because of resin being toxic
You got my attention at "squirrel"! lol. Thanks for making this vid. Really helpful for beginners !
Been enjoying your video's even though I don't currently own a 3d printer yet.
Got an email yesterday alerting me that Wargamer Resin was available in the US now! Have a bottle on the way for testing (as it's 3x my current proprietary mix of cheaper resins).
Great video, as always, nice and concise and well formatted for an easy introduction to the hobby, thanks for all your time and effort. Ohh and you were right, not MWM!
At 06:11 it says that a micron is a hundredth of a millimeter, but Wikipedia says a micron is a thousandth of a millimeter. I've been trying to learn to convert between micron and mm in my head, so this jumped out at me.
Are they going to make a larger printer 13" or above?
Hate to do it on your channel but I have to agree with Guy :) Unless you have REALLY long arms you cant open a chest from across the room...ok well if you have a spell that can open and move all the inner works to your character then sure but I don't even think that exists.....yet
I'd love a printer thanks
Got one... it was cool for the first 10 prints, then i havent used it. Just to much of a hassle. Fdm ftw
Yeah, totally fair!
that's actually so depressing what "sunny" looks over there, holy shit
I have both a resin printer and an fdm printer. In my experience resin printing has been far easier than fdm printing. FDM has trillion variables to fiddle with try to find the optimum result, clogged nozzles, overextrusion, underextrusion, blobs, bed adhesion and numerous other problems. Resin, so simple and fast too. The print quality is super smooth, not achievable with a fdm printer.
I just conviced my wife, that we really need a 3d resin printer in my...I mean in our lives. Now I need to learn how to use it, because I really want to avoid "I told you its nonsense" situation :D
I really like your videos, ( I love minis and board games, including warhammer and RPG's) I don't comment much, but a free printer would be amazing, I've wanted one for years, but just can't afford the printer I want. originally was a Mono X, but by the time It was cheap enough for me ot Buy. Another great printer came out that I want. Apparently I keep chasing this. I really wanted The M3 Premium, but they sold out. This GKTWO is now on my list. (still confused if the heater would be helpful in florida) Which makes me wonder if the price on this one is worth it? but winning this bundle would be awesome, GOOD LUCK everyone.
2:59 NOOOO! Always remove the build plate, I've killed many a pfa/fep/acf doing exactly what he's doing here.
cool video man, we need more videos with technical information shown in a more palatable way for the general public, if there is too much technical information people get scared and start to consider something impossible for them.
Hero Quest! lol. Such a good game. I grew up playing that with my dad! lol As i remember you searched the room, dont need to be adjacent.
From the rule book “the special treasure is discovered only once by the first hero who searches the room for treasure, even if other heroes later search that same room”. No mention of having to be adjacent to treasure in any of the rules on searching for treasure. It specifically states “as a hero, you must first verbally declare your search. Do so by saying I am searching for treasure. Searching means you are looking around, opening things, searching for interesting objects and gold coins, regardless of what square you are on in the room. Do not move your hero figure when you search”. Seems pretty clear to me, you were right, he was wrong 😂
Your videos have been a huge help with helping me decide if I want to get into resin printing. I already have a FDM printer, but it wasn't printing at the quality I wanted for miniatures. I ended up buying the GKTWO set as my first one today based on yours and some of the other reviewers! It's great content and really helps to inform us newbies trying to get into the space so thanks a lot!
Very cool. Always looking for good info and if you are giving away a printer, thats a bonus. Thanks for the giveaway. Good on you bro.
Beginning with a GKTWO is cheating 😝
I do love 3d printing, I had a Prusa mini and a Anycubic mono X both destroyed in a fire in my basement 😢 ( caused by a washing machine not them). One day I would like to purchase a Gktwo and a P1S, but those 2 will always remain in my memory and my heart ❤️
Knowing more about resin printing would have helped me substantially. I came from FDM printing terrain. I bought my first resin printer without realizing how frustrating and expensive it could be. I literally gave up after my first attempt and returned my printer. About two months ago, I bought a GKTwo and my experience has been significantly better.
Thanks for shedding light on resin 3D printing! As someone familiar with FDM, this is my first dive into resin printing. Your video provides invaluable insights for better understanding this world. 🙌
It was great to see you & MidWinter do a collaboration. Love both of y’all’s work.
As much as I'd love a GKTwo, I got myself a Mars 3 Pro, after shopping around a bit. It's quite the workhorse and I love printing mini's for my D&D group. A horde of zombies + necromancer of thay was done and dusted in no time at all, and at good quality. Though, if anybody knows what causes my circular bases to print a bit wobbly and un-round, I would love to hear. Good detail on mini's but perfectly round stuff it has issues with. Weird.
I've watched a load of your videos and found them very useful, I have an old Photon Resin printer, a few years old, one with a colour screen! Looking at getting something new to help print small figures and smooth square surfaces. My biggest issue is exposure time, from your video, I thought I recalled one or multiple printers can do the sample prints at different exposures, which printer was that, if multiple, which one is the best?
I’m glad I found your channel. You’ve really helped in dialing in to get some great prints on my mono m5. I produce parts in 1/32 to 1/16 for all types of automotive type cars.👍👍
Discovered you through facebook! Used to have a mars 2 pro elegoo printer which i sadly no longer own! Really miss 3d printing bits for my models as well as full d&d minis, if i had this video before started out would have been brilliant!, really liked to explanation graphics with the fep flexing, the lift height information was new to me! One thing since owning one that I would use if i got another is not to rush printing slow it down and get less fails! Be nice to actually have the wash and cure thing explained as opinions vary on post cure times!
I have returned my Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra after doing everything to make it work. I would love to get the GKtwo, but it is currently outside of my budget range.
Brand manufacturer provides you with bad USB so you should replace it with better one 'Kingston'
Phrozen went with 'Kingston'
Still buying new USB🤣
Phrozen: You guys what?
Fantastic video. I agree the Uniformation printers are amazing. Other MSLA manufacturers should take NOTES! I really appreciate the honesty of all your review vids.
Man, you were right about these things taking MONTHS to hit 100K. Combined, were sitting at 70K. Ah well.
So I've been thinking about what kind of printer should be my first 3D printer, FDM or Resin, and this video easily made convinced me that it should be resin. I think the mess is worth the results.
Thanks for a great vid, I’ve a Photon D2 and love it (except for the small build plate) and am hopeful to upgrade to a bigger printer. Really make those BIG stl’s from Witchsong minis really come to life…Many thanks and Bonza Mate.
Thank you so much for this video, I'm considering switching from FDM to Resin and this really helped :)
I've been having so many failures with my AnyCubic, I ended up getting a Saturn 3, plus a heating mat, a fermenting belt, and a grow tent to put it all in. It's been frustrating since my FDM printer was much easier to figure out errors with. Currently running a Cones of Calibration on my Saturn 3,... i'll check back with results soon. GKTwo is a sweet printer, just out of my budget. Found my Saturn 3 for the same price as a Saturn 2 and treated myself for my birthday.
Hi guys. While printing, an error message pops up that says 'print error' and the printing is being interrupted. Any ideas? The strange thing is that up to the printed layer, everything looks great and then it just stops printing with this message. I have tried cleaning up everything, using new resin (or even no resin at all with the same file) and leveling again, but still the problem remains. Any ideas?
I recently got into D&D and thinking about trying 40K so I got an Elegoo Saturn 4k (the very first one) and I'm amazed at the quality it can reproduce even as it is such an early machine. I would really enjoy playing with a better and more professional machine as the GKTWO
I love your video's! they are really helpful. And I would like to use the knowledge I gained from watching your video's to print some mini's on a GKTWO that I won! ;)
Keep up the good work.
I've been doing FDM since I started playing with it during the lockdowns. I started with an Ender 3, did a lot of learning, and a lot of modifying, had a lot of failures etc etc. Last year I bought a Bambu X1 Carbon and it, just, worked. It's fast (relatively to an Ender3 anyway) reliable, and just easy. I've now got some ideas for projects that I think would be better suited to resin printing, and I'd love to start somewhere nearer to the Bambu, than the Ender!
Maybe I've just gotten used to inflation, but $1200 for the whole shebang feels pretty reasonable. Still out of my price range currently... but reasonable.
I don't know anything about 3d printing.
Can you give me a budget 3d printer option for IN EAR MONITOR 3d printing, usually clear or frosted like resins are used for in ear application.
Thanks for this video (and following 3 of this 4 part series). I usually don't comment lol but I want to start as a 3d printing file creator (? is this the right term?) so this would help me out a ton. I made the switch from 3D for movies/games to (hopefully) Miniatures because I lost my job and the industry isnt even close to recovering. WK40 is my hobby anyway and I got experience with 3D I think I could make some very cool minis but I need a printer to test them .
Glad I found this channel. Have a XY now looking to get a resin printer. Slowly working through your content. I just need to clear space for the resin workspace in the garage/workshop. Just need my budget administrator (wife) approval. 😊
I am just getting into the world of 3D resin printing. I've been watching a lot of your video content great stuff! Especially the differences in printer brands from Phrozen, Elegoo, uniformation G2, etc. I am looking forward to purchasing my first printer real soon! Keep coming with the informative content!
Something else everyone should be aware of before beginning resin printing is you'll need 3 times the space you might think you need.
With the washing and the curing and the pouring stuff back into bottles etc.
Great video Ross and hey can I win a GKTWO? I've just got to work out where to share the video. Oh yeah, I think I've still got a Facebook page.🤣
First of all, i Think YOU were wright and your friend wrong :P. anyway Fauxhammer is always wright :). you convinced me to buy a GK two and i would be really happy to double my productivity with another one. after a lot of settings playing i was able to set my exposure timew at 0.75 seconds and i am still running with this settings. You are a game changer!!
Heated vat to 30c/86F is just so crucial to me for getting consistent prints, with high accuracy. Plus it's so much easier to work with warm resin. Heated Vats and Self Leveling beds really should be on every resin printer.
i'm learning 3d modeling then i thought maybe i print my 3d models so i can across your channel and your channel and few other channels really help me Thanks
I learned a lot from Your videos. When u was in shushi co i just blinked a lot and asked myself "what kind of video am i wathching right now?!"I am using a saturn 2 right now, with a small rate of success but trying. A GKTWO would be awesome tho :D
Hello there! Great timing as I've just gotten my first printer this weekend (an Elegoo Mars 4 9k). Your videos have helped me immensely in the lead up to starting my journey, and I hope these videos help other newbies start off on the right foot as well.
In answer to your question, I've never played HeroQuest unfortunately. Sorry that I can't help.
Cheers!
Hoping to win, but the way I'd rule it is whoever first declares that they were specifically looking for loot from a particular rack/shelf/etc (but i don't know the RAW for HQ) :shrug:
As an FDM'er, I'm looking to dip my toes into resin printing and your videos have helped a great deal! BTW, I think Guy is right after a quick google! Edit: Turns out google was wrong and you are correct!
I really want to experience the GK TWO BUNDLE !!! =) In the next episode, M&M(Midwinter Mini) learns how to print 3d resin printer in a smart way, right?
So first of all, again a great video with quality info. Second, yeah i like sushi to xD
But back to your question, i never played heroquest so i can only tell you my personal thoughts.
On one hand i would say yes, first in the room is first on the treasure. But on the other hand, if i imagin a big room like a hall or throneroom etc. i would say just because your first in the room doesn´t mean your at the treasure, lets say your friend walks through the wall and stays right next to the weapons rack or what ever. Than again i don´t know all the game mechanics ^^
Now back to 3D printing. I started 4 years ago with FDM printing. At that time i went for the Ender 3 Pro because it was quite popular and affordable. I kinda wanted to do Resin but everyone was talkin about how toxic it is and the mess, not to mention the price of everything.
In hindsight, it would have been the better way of printing for me but thats a thing of the past. For now i want to get into printing with resin and i try to do it right from the beginning. Your videos are a big help for me. 3 Weeks ago i thought the Anycubic Mono M5S Pro would be the printer for me. Thanks to you i changed my mind and now i´m torn between the Saturn 3 Ultra and well the GKTWO. Money isnt realy the issue, i could afford it. But i know for a fact, that i´m not printing enough to realy make it count. I´m not playing tabletop or any game of that sort, i mainly print for fun and for metal casting. But many things i try to print with my Ender just don´t work the way i want them to.
I´m getting a resin printer, the only question is wich one. A GKTWO for free would make the decision so much easier :D
Thanks for saving my, and, I'm sure, many other people's time with all this clear and organized information. If only I realized how much temperature matters earlier! I knew I was missing something. Next printer I get will be heated, ideally as a built in option like the GKTwo.
Who was right? as long as you found common ground to have fun id argue both of you or neither :) thats fun of boardgames, you can play Rules As Written (RAW) or do whatever you want to keep it fun. If you want to keep it straightly RAW, sure you were right. If you want to have fun and more flavor with your game, i think that i would side with MM solution. Its not black & white situation :)
I have been watching your videos for info trying to choose a new resin printer. I would love a GK2, based on your review and top printers video, not sure I can justify the price just yet. You videos are the most informative by far! I already print FDM with a Bambu Lab X1C and am always asked how to start printing and the people asking want to know for minis and detailed models so I am for sure linking this video on my FB regardless of contest (would really still like to win however)!
I started my adventure with 3D printing at the beginning of COVID and bought a Creality FDM printer. I had ok results but ended up wanting a larger build plate and turned around to get an Ender 3 Max. Had much better results and have printed a number of projects that I still use. I’ve been wanting to get a resin printer to print higher detail models, like a model of the Black Knight from Monty Python’s Holy Grail with spaces to place magnets for the removable arms. Love your video and I now have a new rabbit hole to watch the rest of them!
I love your videos, and even if I'm not that new to 3D printing, I still learned something new...like where that strange noise comes from that my printer sometimes makes (FEP film popping back into place). I know it is soooo obvious...
Oooo this is exciting. What a top tier vid I’ve been learning a lot from your videos and really wanna get a 3d printer. After learning from others the gk2 is defo my favourite model you’ve shown, would be great for my many Warhammer projects been eyeing up for this bad boy. Thanks for your advice and guidance, good luck everyone. 😁 also dark angels fan + green printer = yes
Very good video: useful and clear. And what a 3D printer that GK2 is! I really want to get one, but it is a bit pricey.
And of course, you’re right about the Heroquest conundrum.
I've had great success with the Photon Mono 6k, and now I'm looking to upgrade to a bigger build plate! GKTWO looks fantastic, and I (might) even be able to put it in the garage?
I haven't played HQ in years, but I do remember having to be facing the object to search it - but take that with a grain of salt as it was EONs ago. Resin printing isn't that much of a PITA depending on what you are printing and which resin you are using. I use water-soluble resins, yes I know about their more brittle nature, but the safer clean-up is worth the trade-off. That said your mileage may vary as I primarily print prototypes and scale models, minis I find to be a pain to remove from the build plate so I don't print those often. However, I may change my tune on that as I've just ordered a flexible plate to install.
I started with a mars 3 pro about a year ago, loved it (though there were lots of parts issues early on). But it was too small for some things I wanted to print. Then I got the Halot Mage (NON PRO) as an Amazon flash sale… no bell and whistles, but it’s been a dependable work horse (apparently the pro version is rubbish though). The part I could have used the most help with, and still struggle some, is bed adherence
Now that the Fauxhammer resin is in the US, I'll have to see if it can be shipped northward. I'm looking forward to less brittle parts for my Bolt Action stuff....
These uniformation printers look exactly like formlabs, but in a MSLA format, which is awesome
I think going into 2024, manufactures need to start having vat heaters over general space heaters(or both?), and we need better exposure tests like the Anycubic RERF. Both of these features would help so many newbies and beginners ease into this hobby much better. Apart from that, everything else such as slicing or cleaning/curing are just things we have to do as is.
Well, in Guy's defense, I also have an OG anycubic photon and oh, boy, can they be a pain in the ass. No wonder he called it quits. In my experience, I also learned how temperature affects resin the hard way: by printing outside. Anyways, after some time I managed to calibrate and configure everything to a point that for several months I haven't had to use the printer anymore, because the backlog of unpainted minis was growing and I could not see an end to it unless I stopped.
That brings me to the issue that taking care of the printer, upgrading it, trying new configuring, etc. is a hobby in and by itself... But then you get carried on and start learning some CAD, because you're gonna need it, right? After all, you want to print your own stuff and you have some incredible ideas in your head that you'll never see materialize, but who cares? You try to learn anyways. And while you're busy calibrating the printer and doing some crude designs on your computer, what's the one thing you're not doing? Exactly, the thing you love to do and the very first thing that brought you to this point: painting miniatures.
The chamber heater is key. Summer, winter, and everything in between, 28⁰C and no failed prints (20kg later).
Hero Quest... When my brother and I were kids, we had a gentlemen's agreement that the person who searches gets the treasure. 30 years later that agreement still stands.
If I remember correctly, my friends and I had to kill all the enemies in a room to search it. We could all search it, but the first one would get the special item if there was one. Of course... the argument of ... "that's the way it's played in my house" always applies.
Even if they are videos aimed at beginners, it's always good to review well explained concepts. Thanks for your work.
Trying to restart this hobby, and been watching your video for the last days (a lot)! Huge thanks for being so direct and transparent. Super well done! Especially the videos of screen resolution being irrelevant were a bit of an eye opener. Well done!
It would be a really nice first printer to put in my future shed (keep the printer away from my kids). Since I'm in Canada and sometimes with the harsh temperature in winter, a heated chamber would be just perfect. Been following you for a while now, still lean a lot but didn't tiptoe yet in the SLA world. Yet I have so much ideas for my friends and family for miniature and DnD creations. Thanks for your hard work, your honest reviews and tips for any level of user experience. Keep it up!
HeroQuest Discussion:
My players have to stand next to the Object/Treasure they want to interact with (if there is one).
They dont have arms like Dr. Octopus
Ive been considering a 3d printer to augment my 40k addiction for some time now. The Uniformation GK2 seems like a good setup to future proof my printing goals. Thanks for all your wonderful content, it all makes learning about this hobby a whole lot easier!
As someone looking for a new resin printer. Would you suggest the GKTwo or the Saturn 3 Ultra? I currently have a Saturn S and looking to move up a bit :). Also thanks so much for all the videos they have been very helpful to me.
Never played HQ but i imagine guy was being a bit cheeky lol. Big thanks for the content. Waiting for an Abycubic Mono 6ks based largely off your review. And yes, i used your link too 😋
I have a couple questions, one is about the give away and one concerns resins. First...Are entries valid in the U.S.? And would sharing the video to my Facebook count or no? Second....im new to this grand venture of 3d printing and am confused by all the types of resins. I dont have your wargammer resin you use. So my question is can you please make a video specifically on good starting resins that are of some what comparable grade to your go to that would suffice for lets say, busts or display pieces or one offs and the like. Thanks for all the great content 👍
it's weird seeing this AFTER the MidWinter vid but I appreciate you tryin to give back to the community outside of all this info ;)
Been learning 3d printing over the last month or so. Started off with FDM and I would love to learn resin as well. Your vids are a huge help and inspiration. The Uniformation GK2 is the printer I was leaning towards since your vid 9 months back. Thanks for another great vid!
I print on a Saturn 4k since a while and it took me many hours to get good and reliable results from this printer. It's starting to annoy me, especially when I need to print a lot and I think Uniformation did a great job simplifying the process for us. Would love to work with a GKtwo.
Thank you for the great content, especially for beginners it's valueable to have a complete guide.
I gotta remember to mcguyver up a fan/vent to the window as an exhaust for the fumes. [Edit] lol, just noticed the giveaway, lol, shared on FB
If only resin wasn't toxic I'd be all over getting a 3d printer. I'm tempted by the Bambu Labs A1 or P1S (or maybe a resin one - can't decide!)
I have an FDM printer but I wasn't satisfied with the level of details I get with some figures. I love my FDM printer but I have been on the look-out for the best resin printer on the market. Living in the UK, I feel like the GK 2 will be a great option for resin printing with its built-in heater.
This video is exactly what I need to start my 3d resin printing journey.
I'm in CA where it's mostly warm - but it is winter so it's gotten horribly cold a few times - down into the 40s (4.5C) but now it's warmer - but not warm enough to print. I'm building a box and have a space heater/thermostat so I don't have to worry about the cold. Seriously - I had to leave the house with a flannel coat.
Been watching your reviews for a while now. Getting super close to pulling the trigger on a printer. New to the painting hobby and think it would be really fun to start printing models and painting instead of ONLY buying from GW. Anyways, this kind of content is exactly what I need to figure out if I am going to be biting off more than I can chew. Thanks!
Big Fan of your videos! Thanks to you I'm a resin addicted!
Jokes on a side, I really think you are one of the most helpful youtuber regarding printer information
Congratulations!
When you say share to a public source... You mean Facebook or twitter, not our friends on WhatsApp who might be specifically interested in 3D printing?
Really useful video for the beginners in resin printing. I had the GKTwo ordered, but cancelled it to support the Athena kickstarter instead. Hoping that I made the right choice.
Brand spanking new to 3D printing. Best to buy in at an entry level machine, or more advanced with the latest technology like the GK two? Is is best to buy the entire Uniformation package (printer, clean, cure), or find better alternative items and mix and match?
No idea on the Heroquest question, but I do have to say... Doesn't Nessa chase squirrels? If not, that's an interesting looking squirrel! :P I'm looking forward to part two of the video, as I suspect this was the appetizer, and the next one's the main course of info and whatnot.
Combining two channels I really like, awesome! I went through the same as Guy. I had a anycubic mono and I really just had a few successful prints by accident. I even built a heater for it to help me. Now I want to upgrade to a more modern printer, which will hopefully make things easier