how about curing? standard resins get harder if you cure them longer under uv light. so they shatter more easily the more you cure them. Is this the case by this resin from th72?
I'm having problems printing with the TH72, the resin does not stick to the plate properly. I do not have these problems with other resins, so I guess the printer itself is functioning properly (else I'd say my display is damaged).Can you please share your settings for printing?
@@MeK187 Make sure your resin and room are warm enough. I've found that temperature is very important with resins such as the Resione TH72 and Resione K. I've never had to worry about temperature when printing with standard resins, but when I first started printing with these resins last week I had a lot of problems with build plated adhesion and layer separation on nearly every print. I spent hours tweaking my printer settings to try and resolve the issue, but nothing really helped. What did help was adding a space heater in the vicinity of my resin printer to keep the room temperature at around 75° to 80° and also warming my resin bottle in a bowl of tap-hot water for 15 minutes or so before filling the vat. I'm now using the Resione recommended settings for TH72 and K on my printer and I've had no adhesion issues or layer separation issues since making that adjustment. Result now seem to be as consistent as printing with standard resins. Hope that helps.
This is a factor that I no longer even take into account because how bad something smells doesn't indicate how toxic or dangerous it is. I recommend everyone to handle any 3d printing resin as toxic waste, so wear a gas mask with carbon filter + ensure the printer evacuates all the fumes outside while printing. Using any resin in the same room you sit in without ventillation is a really really bad idea imo.
![I.N "HALLUCINATION" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5B5q1Hwt_U/mqdefault.jpg)
what parameter settings did you use?
how about curing? standard resins get harder if you cure them longer under uv light. so they shatter more easily the more you cure them. Is this the case by this resin from th72?
I'm having problems printing with the TH72, the resin does not stick to the plate properly. I do not have these problems with other resins, so I guess the printer itself is functioning properly (else I'd say my display is damaged).Can you please share your settings for printing?
got the same problem. Did you solved it ?
@@MeK187 Make sure your resin and room are warm enough. I've found that temperature is very important with resins such as the Resione TH72 and Resione K. I've never had to worry about temperature when printing with standard resins, but when I first started printing with these resins last week I had a lot of problems with build plated adhesion and layer separation on nearly every print. I spent hours tweaking my printer settings to try and resolve the issue, but nothing really helped.
What did help was adding a space heater in the vicinity of my resin printer to keep the room temperature at around 75° to 80° and also warming my resin bottle in a bowl of tap-hot water for 15 minutes or so before filling the vat. I'm now using the Resione recommended settings for TH72 and K on my printer and I've had no adhesion issues or layer separation issues since making that adjustment. Result now seem to be as consistent as printing with standard resins.
Hope that helps.
Have you tried mixing them?
How are the fumes/scent of rhe resin?
This is a factor that I no longer even take into account because how bad something smells doesn't indicate how toxic or dangerous it is. I recommend everyone to handle any 3d printing resin as toxic waste, so wear a gas mask with carbon filter + ensure the printer evacuates all the fumes outside while printing. Using any resin in the same room you sit in without ventillation is a really really bad idea imo.
Молодцом!
【p】【r】【o】【m】【o】【s】【m】