As a newbie to resin printing, I found the warnings about how toxic the resin is overwhelming. You helped make sense of all the noise and save me a few dollars in the process. I can now print as much as I want, without worrying about my family's health or the impact that I'm having on the environment. Thanks for the great video.
Ive found that the same applies to a lot of things in life. Like if you buy a fancy new panini toaster and stick it in the back of a cupboard as well as choose a hard to clean model, you'll end up never using it because even taking it out is a hassle, nevermind cleaning it.
Your videos have more information and production value than anything even the manufacturers of 3D printers can do and they have millions of dollars to produce this kind of stuff.
I just bought my first resin printer. I haven't even unwrapped it yet. I'm just gathering ideas on operations, and you've just become my go-to-guy. I'll be watching everything I can.
I just got a Photon S yesterday. I was just about to set the printer up and just go for it before I saw this video. Thanks, I needed to cool my jets and prep more!
This is one if not the best video out there on how to handle the post processing of resin prints. It really helped me get started after years of FDM printing and moving onto to SLA. Great work!
Thank you for this. Three years later this video is still helping newbies like me. I just purchased what will likely be the first of a few Resin printers. Currently buying lots of other things to go along with it and you have made me realize some things I was not considering.
For Aussies, I am using the Silcon Pet Feeding mats from Kmart. The large is 60cm x 40cm, so covers a large area. I have a few of them across my work bench and they work great. They are 10 bucks at the time of writing this. They also sell a smaller version for 5 bucks. IPA is expensive and hard to come by especially with Covid. Alternative is Mythelated Spirits, it's way cheaper. However can make clear resin milky colour and can leave white blotches on cured items if not washed off correctly. Resinaway from Monocure is great as well and locally sourced.
I’ve been reaching for the goal to do 3d printing and eventually silicone casting on a commercial level to answer to my local community’s needs. This video has helped me understand just how tedious such an endeavour is, even on a hobby level. Your video has been not only informative, but humbling. You have my respect, my dude
I was thinking about going into resin 3D printing... But I wasn't aware of all the post processing and precautions that it implied. Thank you for this video. Guess I'll go the FDM route.
im currently doing research on what is required in owning a resin printer. this video and the resin printing for beginners have been very enlightening, thankyou
I jumped into resin 3D printing without a lot of research. I saw the quality difference between FDM and Resin and chose the latter. Tonight was session 1 (failed) and session 2 (failed). I ended the night cleaning and replacing uncured resin back into the bottle as I didn’t want to leave it over night, used a crap load of paper towels, and a few gloves, and had the EXACT same thought about needing an open trash can. I love the trays, tubs, and table liners. This is the type of setup I plan use. Thank you for this video for expediting my efforts to a clean and organized work area. You rock!
Hey Michael, great job on these videos. I can tell your channel is going to blow up. Great delivery, production, and full of valuable content. I'm looking forward to seeing more!
I use most of these in one form or other. I appreciate the delineation between reasonable/practical and the practice of "Safety". The primary difference between our setups is that I have a ultrasonic cleaner large enough for the biggest print volume my printer can fill plus a little extra. This means it can fit my vat and build plate too. I don't have to brush anything. Ever. This requires a LOT of IPA (~2.5 gallons) to fill but due to its large volume there is no reason to delineate between "clean" and "dirty" IPA. For storage I used a 5 gallon bucket with sealed lid available from any hardware store. The Ultrasonic cleaner has an integrated drain valve which I have plumbed to pour directly into the bucket after use. A filter can be used to catch any supports, blobs, etc. A bonus to this setup is that I can simply put my hands in the cleaner should I get any resin on them. I don't know if I have more fumes than other setups given the surface area of my IPA is consistent and unchanging (vs. multiple large & small storage containers) but it is being agitated for the duration it is on. I do not use paper towels to wipe clean or even set the FEP on. Too much lint and abrasive properties. Lint free alcohol wipes if needed and only after an ultrasonic dip and air dry. Another difference is that I exclusively use large metal razor blades to clean my build plate (~4 inch blade with handle found in any paint aisle). I'm not sure why but to date I've had more issues with excellent adhesion than I have with poor adhesion. I've had poor experience with putty knives. For me they don't cut it and catching a corner or edge will scratch/gouge the plate. Just some of my thoughts/experience. Thank you for BulgeBuster; I'm testing it out currently.
I'm a total newbie to resin printing coming from filament printing. This is very helpful information as I will be setting up the printing system in a factory R and D area.
It's true, I did genetics (and I never had a cross contamination), and pretty much everything you do is lab grade, except not having a fume hood, which tbh is overkill at home.. I haven't bought a 3d printer yet but I estimate it would take me perhaps 12 to 15 print goes before I wasn't really conscious of the steps..
This should be a "MUST SEE" video before planning to buy a 3D Resin Printer or before operating it... Thanks for watching this video beforehand... You're of great help
Wow..... I've been FDM printing for about three years now and am finally looking into SLA... And this was a whole new level. I had NO IDEA it was that much work! I'll never complain about FDM maintenance again, there's more to do in between each SLA print than I've had in total between my Ender 3 Pro and CR-6 SE during these few years.
Thanks for this video! As someone who is about to start printing with resin, I find this safety guidelines very informative. I'll do my best to apply all of them
Really nice set up, I just started my resin printing journey (already have some experience with fdms) so I was having a difficult time going trough the cleaning process, this will help me a lot
This is really good information for anyone starting their adventures in resin printing! My own homegrown "chemical lab" printing area and approach to printing is very similar to this (and even then there were a few good pointers that I hadn't thought of, like recycling IPA for FEP cleaning), but BOY, would I have saved so much time, money and grief had I watched this first! xD
I get very anxious when I see some youtubers not following the basics or washing parts on the sink. The way they are showing will make 3D print an enviromental and public health issue! Thanks to put it all clear! This should be a must see before buying resin printers.
Just getting into printing and trying to locate helpful information on the process. This video, hands down, has been the most informative process-wise. Seems like it is taboo to do step-by-step informational videos. Thanks!
Your video was easily one of the best intro guides. I was trying to watch a bunch of videos and was getting lost on what I needed to do. This was a perfect combination of important information. Really appreciate the break down at the end too.
Thanks for the awesome guide. This was my quick reference Bible for getting started with resin 3d printing, and it couldn't have been easier or more fun.
I haven't found any more accurate and structurized instrucions on using resin filament. It is good if you add something like 'for beginners' in the title of your video.
New channels just take a while to get traction. As a content creator it's easy to get discouraged and want to give up. It takes so much work to make a good video. But your comments help! Should have more content coming out soon. I have like 4 videos in progress at the moment.
I'm just getting into 3d printing and your videos are a such a wonderful resource. You have saved me untold amounts of blood, tears and repair bills. I thank you.
Just about to start with resin 3d printing. coming form fdm printing, there were many things i searched to inform myself before doing my first resin print. This video helps a lot! thank you for all these tipps and guides!
Thanks! This is well organized, helpful information which I really appreciate as a beginner. A lot of this is common sense stuff, but it was great to see how you actually do each of these steps on camera rather than just hearing someone say, "clean this with isopropyl alcohol". I can appreciate that a lot of these steps don't need to be shown in every video or once you get to a higher level; but thank you for taking the time to detail all of this for those who are just starting out!
Wow you are a godsend. I just recently got a MS5 for my first printer and have been more than a little clueless with it. The way you break things down into simple, easy to follow steps is perfect, and somehting I think a lot of others who are making content on resin printing could take a page from. Cheers!
I've probably watched this 4 times now and finally did my first print last night. The system works great, I just need a little more practice and I think I'll get it more streamlined but overall it went well. Thanks for the pointers!
Thanks for the video. I found this channel while searching for information on cleaning resin parts. I just purchased my first resin printer. This video was much better than most others I have seen. I'll check out the rest of your channel.
Thank you very much for sharing this from your own experience. So many things that I learned from this single video that had not been discussed or presented in any of the other 3D Resin-related videos I've been watching lately. Great stuff.
I make stuff with poured polyurethane resins and started to look for information about 3D printing. Your videos are packed with practical information and great ideas. Really helpful. Thanks!
Thank you for the tips. I've just started printing with resin, though I've been using FDM printers for years. The cleanup of the resin prints has been intimidating and actually prevented me from even setting the printer up. I feel a lot more comfortable now in maintaining a clean work area. :)
Great tips thank you. A well organised work station is essential no matter what you are doing. A place for everything and everything in its place, so goes the old saying.
Very well explained, well scripted and just like your system laid out, the video is also very well organized. Thank you for the tips, this will help to build the correct mindset.
@5:00 If you make the Stuff too difficult you'll start skipping it..have a reasonable respect for the dangers man you are on fire great tips in this video
Hi Michael! Great job! Thanks for the really useful tips, especially about recycling dirty IPA! I didn't know what do with my big plastic jar of a dirty IPA before I watched your video, you really helped me! The only issue is that the sun is a rare guest here where I live, but probably I could cure it with my UV curing station.
This was really excellent. Its good to hear your process. I learned a few things for sure. I simply don't understand why you don't completely eclipse the other 3d printing channels!
@@Nerdtronic This video helped me discover what was going wrongly with my resin printing. SUNLIGHT! Sunlight was ruining my resin over time and making it kind of "goopy" and also super hard on the FEP sheet. This took so many hours of my time to figure out. Thanks again man! Also, if your affiliate resin was available in Canada, I'd definitely buy some the next time I need som to support you!
Wow recycling IPA is an amazing trick! Hadn't heard of that before. I've got 2 incredibly dirty jugs pushed to the back of my print station. this is going to be very satisfying.
This is a great video. I print fdm and i want to step up with resin, but it seems a pain. A little print result in lot of time cleaning, and "waste" of resin and IPA. Btw you're super organized and i like it.
As a newbie to resin printing, I found the warnings about how toxic the resin is overwhelming. You helped make sense of all the noise and save me a few dollars in the process. I can now print as much as I want, without worrying about my family's health or the impact that I'm having on the environment. Thanks for the great video.
This guides are great for new people wanting to enter this world, you have help me a lot, come back😢
Got my printer.. i am gonna hold on to print before all the safety stuff ready. Your video helps clarify all the stuff needed.
5:00 If you make the Stuff too difficult you'll start skipping it....DAMN this is a life changing tip right here! :O
Haha. One person defines something as laziness. Another person defines it as optimization or efficiency.
They are usually old or willfully ignorant.
Ive found that the same applies to a lot of things in life. Like if you buy a fancy new panini toaster and stick it in the back of a cupboard as well as choose a hard to clean model, you'll end up never using it because even taking it out is a hassle, nevermind cleaning it.
Early in my career I worked with a guy whose motto was "Make the right thing the easiest thing and you'll never have to correct anybody".
This be freakin' legit. 💯🤣
i just got a 3d printer and by far this is the best video ever (regarding SLA printers)
This is one of those videos that you don't think you need to watch until you've watched it, great tips! Nice Grand Theft Auto font too
This mans editing game is on point
I don't think about videos like this until it's too late! Thanks for this contenta
Haha!
This is one of the more informative channel out here regarding resin printing, you need a tons more of subscribers. People need to get this info.
Wow thanks. It’ll happen. Just takes time.
You are by far the BEST teacher in 3D Resin printing.
Your videos have more information and production value than anything even the manufacturers of 3D printers can do and they have millions of dollars to produce this kind of stuff.
I just bought my first resin printer. I haven't even unwrapped it yet. I'm just gathering ideas on operations, and you've just become my go-to-guy. I'll be watching everything I can.
I just got a Photon S yesterday. I was just about to set the printer up and just go for it before I saw this video. Thanks, I needed to cool my jets and prep more!
What a useful tips you are giving with your videos!
Just stuck with your channel. Thank you for sharing with a community!
Welcome! Thanks for the kind words.
This is one if not the best video out there on how to handle the post processing of resin prints. It really helped me get started after years of FDM printing and moving onto to SLA. Great work!
You have obviously invested deep thought and reasoning to come up with these tips. Well done!
Thanks!
Excellent advice delivered in a friendly, straightforward way. Finally found someone who knows how to do a proper "tips" video. Great work.
Thanks again.
Hi! I just wanted to say thanks. This is probably the most well-made video on the topic of resin handling on RUclips.
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for this. Three years later this video is still helping newbies like me. I just purchased what will likely be the first of a few Resin printers. Currently buying lots of other things to go along with it and you have made me realize some things I was not considering.
Seriously the best video I saw on getting started with Resin Printing. Great tips, very helpful.
Wow thanks. I'll be doing another video next month for complete noobs wanting to get started.
Just got a 3d resin printer for Christmas. This channel is a godsend for beginner guidance. Thanks for producing these!
For Aussies,
I am using the Silcon Pet Feeding mats from Kmart.
The large is 60cm x 40cm, so covers a large area.
I have a few of them across my work bench and they work great.
They are 10 bucks at the time of writing this. They also sell a smaller version for 5 bucks.
IPA is expensive and hard to come by especially with Covid.
Alternative is Mythelated Spirits, it's way cheaper. However can make clear resin milky colour and can leave white blotches on cured items if not washed off correctly.
Resinaway from Monocure is great as well and locally sourced.
I’ve been reaching for the goal to do 3d printing and eventually silicone casting on a commercial level to answer to my local community’s needs. This video has helped me understand just how tedious such an endeavour is, even on a hobby level. Your video has been not only informative, but humbling. You have my respect, my dude
It’s really easier than it’s made out to look once your understand the basics
I was thinking about going into resin 3D printing... But I wasn't aware of all the post processing and precautions that it implied. Thank you for this video. Guess I'll go the FDM route.
im currently doing research on what is required in owning a resin printer. this video and the resin printing for beginners have been very enlightening, thankyou
You deserver more viewers! As I'm new to 3d printing this was immensely helpful.
Wow, thanks! It'll get there.
At 2 yrs old this video is still super informative, useful, and for the most part the info up to date.
Really nice and educational video. Thanks for posting. Started my first print this morning....
Glad it was helpful! Have Fun!
I jumped into resin 3D printing without a lot of research. I saw the quality difference between FDM and Resin and chose the latter. Tonight was session 1 (failed) and session 2 (failed). I ended the night cleaning and replacing uncured resin back into the bottle as I didn’t want to leave it over night, used a crap load of paper towels, and a few gloves, and had the EXACT same thought about needing an open trash can. I love the trays, tubs, and table liners. This is the type of setup I plan use. Thank you for this video for expediting my efforts to a clean and organized work area. You rock!
Hey Michael, great job on these videos. I can tell your channel is going to blow up. Great delivery, production, and full of valuable content. I'm looking forward to seeing more!
Thanks for subscribing. I'll be trying to get a new video out by the end of this week.
Hey DeskTop Makes - I just subscribed. Looks like some good stuff.
Awesome! I do a lot of Fusion 360 videos for 3D printing.
I use most of these in one form or other. I appreciate the delineation between reasonable/practical and the practice of "Safety".
The primary difference between our setups is that I have a ultrasonic cleaner large enough for the biggest print volume my printer can fill plus a little extra. This means it can fit my vat and build plate too. I don't have to brush anything. Ever. This requires a LOT of IPA (~2.5 gallons) to fill but due to its large volume there is no reason to delineate between "clean" and "dirty" IPA. For storage I used a 5 gallon bucket with sealed lid available from any hardware store. The Ultrasonic cleaner has an integrated drain valve which I have plumbed to pour directly into the bucket after use. A filter can be used to catch any supports, blobs, etc. A bonus to this setup is that I can simply put my hands in the cleaner should I get any resin on them. I don't know if I have more fumes than other setups given the surface area of my IPA is consistent and unchanging (vs. multiple large & small storage containers) but it is being agitated for the duration it is on.
I do not use paper towels to wipe clean or even set the FEP on. Too much lint and abrasive properties. Lint free alcohol wipes if needed and only after an ultrasonic dip and air dry.
Another difference is that I exclusively use large metal razor blades to clean my build plate (~4 inch blade with handle found in any paint aisle). I'm not sure why but to date I've had more issues with excellent adhesion than I have with poor adhesion. I've had poor experience with putty knives. For me they don't cut it and catching a corner or edge will scratch/gouge the plate.
Just some of my thoughts/experience. Thank you for BulgeBuster; I'm testing it out currently.
Thanks for the comments!!
I'm a total newbie to resin printing coming from filament printing. This is very helpful information as I will be setting up the printing system in a factory R and D area.
Thanks! Just got my first resin printer and this was greatly helpful
Glad it was helpful!
You've got a really nice system here, lots of great ideas! All my toys are sticky...
Thanks! The system has some flaws. The longer I print the stickier things get also :)
I LOVE your video on this man. So rare to find a Ph.D. chemist talking about safety concerns with printer resins.
@@mr702s Well Goobertown Hobbies is the PhD not me. So go check out his channel.
Goooooobs!
It's true, I did genetics (and I never had a cross contamination), and pretty much everything you do is lab grade, except not having a fume hood, which tbh is overkill at home.. I haven't bought a 3d printer yet but I estimate it would take me perhaps 12 to 15 print goes before I wasn't really conscious of the steps..
Your videos are so detailed its a crime that you don't have more subs.
It'll happen someday 😀
you need more view, this is super helpful!
This should be a "MUST SEE" video before planning to buy a 3D Resin Printer or before operating it... Thanks for watching this video beforehand... You're of great help
Thanks for the nice words.
Another newb taking notes on setting up my "factory" and I like the clear, concise and easy to follow video.
This process and prepping guide is amazing! Very well organized and laid out. I'm new to resin printing so thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this!This video is going to be critical for starting my resin journey.
Wow..... I've been FDM printing for about three years now and am finally looking into SLA... And this was a whole new level. I had NO IDEA it was that much work! I'll never complain about FDM maintenance again, there's more to do in between each SLA print than I've had in total between my Ender 3 Pro and CR-6 SE during these few years.
It's not that bad. Just a few more safety features. Print, Clean, Post Cure.
I think it is one of the most complete and useful videos on resin printing, thank you very much.
Excellent guidelines I will be using your system as I start my 3D printing journey
I have to admit that a year later there are a lot of sticky things in my printing room. I hope to make a v2 of this video in 2021.
Haven't even done a first print yet but when I do guess what 11 things I am instigating! Thank you for a really helpful tutorial. Got my like!
Your suggestion to use silicone pet mats just saved my bacon. Thanks! I lost about 250g of resin, but the mess was contained.
this video is a fantastic how to, literally everything you need to know. thank you so much for this
This was an excellent video !! Can’t wait to see more of your videos !
Thanks for this video! As someone who is about to start printing with resin, I find this safety guidelines very informative. I'll do my best to apply all of them
best safety video ever. and with the GTA fonts, it's a thumb up guaranteed.
😀 I was playing GTA today actually. Someone was using some sort of invincibility hack. Cheaters! Haha
Really nice set up, I just started my resin printing journey (already have some experience with fdms) so I was having a difficult time going trough the cleaning process, this will help me a lot
This is really good information for anyone starting their adventures in resin printing!
My own homegrown "chemical lab" printing area and approach to printing is very similar to this (and even then there were a few good pointers that I hadn't thought of, like recycling IPA for FEP cleaning), but BOY, would I have saved so much time, money and grief had I watched this first! xD
I get very anxious when I see some youtubers not following the basics or washing parts on the sink. The way they are showing will make 3D print an enviromental and public health issue! Thanks to put it all clear! This should be a must see before buying resin printers.
It's SUUPER tempting. I was thinking today about retrofitting a waterpik so it recirculates the water around. It needs more thought.
Just getting into printing and trying to locate helpful information on the process. This video, hands down, has been the most informative process-wise. Seems like it is taboo to do step-by-step informational videos. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Your video was easily one of the best intro guides. I was trying to watch a bunch of videos and was getting lost on what I needed to do. This was a perfect combination of important information. Really appreciate the break down at the end too.
Thanks for the awesome guide. This was my quick reference Bible for getting started with resin 3d printing, and it couldn't have been easier or more fun.
I haven't found any more accurate and structurized instrucions on using resin filament. It is good if you add something like 'for beginners' in the title of your video.
very underrated channel
New channels just take a while to get traction. As a content creator it's easy to get discouraged and want to give up. It takes so much work to make a good video. But your comments help! Should have more content coming out soon. I have like 4 videos in progress at the moment.
Just when I thought I knew what I was doing in blender. Awesome stuff thank you 🙂
🙂
Fabulous guide!! Gives me the confidence to try the world of resin printing again!
I'm just getting into 3d printing and your videos are a such a wonderful resource. You have saved me untold amounts of blood, tears and repair bills. I thank you.
Just about to start with resin 3d printing.
coming form fdm printing, there were many things i searched to inform myself before doing my first resin print.
This video helps a lot! thank you for all these tipps and guides!
Wow, that is hands down the best video I have seen on prepping and cleaning resin printers. Excellent job! Thanks for the great info!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks! This is well organized, helpful information which I really appreciate as a beginner. A lot of this is common sense stuff, but it was great to see how you actually do each of these steps on camera rather than just hearing someone say, "clean this with isopropyl alcohol". I can appreciate that a lot of these steps don't need to be shown in every video or once you get to a higher level; but thank you for taking the time to detail all of this for those who are just starting out!
I am getting my first resin printer and am learning lots from your content. Very professional - thank you!
Wow you are a godsend. I just recently got a MS5 for my first printer and have been more than a little clueless with it. The way you break things down into simple, easy to follow steps is perfect, and somehting I think a lot of others who are making content on resin printing could take a page from. Cheers!
This might be one of the best channels I’ve ever seen. Amazing job making everything super clear 👌
Just bought my first resin printer, a Saturn S. Found this very useful, thanks for the content. Subscribed.
Great tips! Glad I watched this before starting, definitely gave me a better idea of what I'm going to be working with. thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
one of the best videos for resin post processing I've seen--well done!
Wow thanks!
I've probably watched this 4 times now and finally did my first print last night. The system works great, I just need a little more practice and I think I'll get it more streamlined but overall it went well. Thanks for the pointers!
This was really helpful for me...thank you for taking the time to share this info.
Thanks for the video. I found this channel while searching for information on cleaning resin parts. I just purchased my first resin printer. This video was much better than most others I have seen. I'll check out the rest of your channel.
awesome tipps. safety always first. always! dont be lazy. dont get into routines :) thx for your advises.
Thank you very much for sharing this from your own experience. So many things that I learned from this single video that had not been discussed or presented in any of the other 3D Resin-related videos I've been watching lately. Great stuff.
Wow thanks David.
I make stuff with poured polyurethane resins and started to look for information about 3D printing. Your videos are packed with practical information and great ideas. Really helpful. Thanks!
Awesome, thank you!
I am just starting out. Excellent tips! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tips. I've just started printing with resin, though I've been using FDM printers for years. The cleanup of the resin prints has been intimidating and actually prevented me from even setting the printer up. I feel a lot more comfortable now in maintaining a clean work area. :)
Great to hear. My next video is on getting started in resin printing. So I'll be doing a 101 on all that stuff.
Your videos are super helpful and super high quality! Seriously, thank you. You’re saving me time and money.
Thanks.
Great tips thank you. A well organised work station is essential no matter what you are doing. A place for everything and everything in its place, so goes the old saying.
so much common sense in this video! well done
Very well explained, well scripted and just like your system laid out, the video is also very well organized. Thank you for the tips, this will help to build the correct mindset.
First person i've subscribed to in over years. Great quality !
Wow, thanks! It's an honor.
Glad I found this. I've been making a mess so far, tired of itchy wrists! Lol.
Amazing video! Im adopting these practices ASAP!
Just got a 3D printer for Xmas and these tips were great! Thanks!
Glad I could help!
@5:00 If you make the Stuff too difficult you'll start skipping it..have a reasonable respect for the dangers
man you are on fire
great tips in this video
Hi Michael! Great job! Thanks for the really useful tips, especially about recycling dirty IPA! I didn't know what do with my big plastic jar of a dirty IPA before I watched your video, you really helped me! The only issue is that the sun is a rare guest here where I live, but probably I could cure it with my UV curing station.
Sun is in great supply here in the desert.
Thank you! This is an excellent primer for best practices in preparation and handling. I’m new to resin 3D printing so this is very helpful.
This video is pure gold. Thanks man, great job. Will help a lot.
This was really excellent. Its good to hear your process. I learned a few things for sure. I simply don't understand why you don't completely eclipse the other 3d printing channels!
Haha. Thanks. I need to get videos out faster. That will help me grow.
@@Nerdtronic This video helped me discover what was going wrongly with my resin printing. SUNLIGHT! Sunlight was ruining my resin over time and making it kind of "goopy" and also super hard on the FEP sheet. This took so many hours of my time to figure out. Thanks again man! Also, if your affiliate resin was available in Canada, I'd definitely buy some the next time I need som to support you!
@@hillfortherstudios2757 right now all my affiliate stuff is just amazon. I don't know if the amazon links work there or not.
Great video, new to Resin printing, but this info is still very relevant and helpful, thank you!
Wow recycling IPA is an amazing trick! Hadn't heard of that before. I've got 2 incredibly dirty jugs pushed to the back of my print station. this is going to be very satisfying.
Thanks. I've been thinking about a better solution for purifying IPA. But I am doing a cleaning video soon also.
Jesus the amount of care that it takes to own a resin printer is insane, I got a headache just watching this :S
Super helpful video. I’m just starting with this hobby and the inclusion of links to purchase the same stuff is fantastic
Just what I needed. Thanks for all the helpful tips, sir.
Oh good.. Glad to help.
This is a great video. I print fdm and i want to step up with resin, but it seems a pain. A little print result in lot of time cleaning, and "waste" of resin and IPA. Btw you're super organized and i like it.
And yet still stuff end up sticky with resin.
Great channel man thank you! Getting into resin printing and this really helps. Subscribed
Love your videos. Highly informative
I appreciate that!
Thanks a lot for the tips, they helped me out sooo much about how to organize stuff on my first few printing attempts =). Cheers!
100% Helpful and thank you for the links!
You bet!