3D Resin Printing Start To Finish With Elegoo Mars Pro 2 and Fusion 360

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Start to finish resin printing tutorial with my Elegoo Mars Pro 2.
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[@markc9527]

Great video! I do believe there is a step missing though. To set the "home", after getting the correct pressure on the paper, there is a "Z=0" button to set the new home.

[@Riverboat374]

Holy Cow! 40 minutes? The curing station is so strong you will never need more than 5 t0 7 minutes.

[@marcoherreras6536]

Just started with these machines; any recommendation for curing time for a bunch of 28 mm minis featuring in the plate? I'd say 3 min but I really don't know... thanks!

[@pmastroeni79]

Great video man! I like the start to finish vibe w/o the unboxing. Keep up the good work!

[@kaywhy1337]

I definitely support the extra content outside of just fabricating.

[@dnebun]

Thank you Justin, I started with Fusion and I bought an Elegoo so your video helped me alot. 👍

[@chrischrismon2766]

Dude...that's cool as hell! Keep us updated on well they work

[@marksutter182]

This was super helpful. I’m thinking about getting one of these and I wondered exactly how the wash station works.

[@eric810709]

Iv been looking for a video and channel exactly like this thank you!

[@AtomsLab]

Awesome video! Thanks for the info. I just picked up the Mars 2 Mono, it's such an awesome printer.

[@marksutter182]

This was super helpful. I’m thinking about getting one of these and the wash station.

[@ashleechan22]

Great video!

[@davidstowe6944]

Thank you very much I bought a resin printer it hurt all bad things about him but he still went out and bought one had no clue how to run it used to using the sunlight s8 I greatly appreciate you making your video helping me tremendous

[@guillermonieri4203]

Thank you.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very interesting video this week. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God Bless.

[@JustVoss]

Thank you, I will!

[@LifeofaBlueCollar]

Awesome job man! I enjoy the videos! I want a resin printer now

[@JustVoss]

Thanks, glad you liked it! They are pretty cool.

[@DannyStingray]

Preciate the video! I just got one for Christmas and have no idea how to use it.

[@AJB2K3]

I've only just got one of these and yes the suction is a thing.

[@dadsrcworkbench1322]

Great video. I am looking to get a Mars myself.

[@alexanderquinones527]

Cool good job

[@kurtludwig4783]

Very cool

[@goldenspartan9999]

thank you friend. i was having trouble with my printer with file formate

[@_thatslows14]

hes a fab man and and a dab man

[@GoldVP...]

Interesting! Would make amazing puzzle shape pieces for a gold retrieval system. Not sure how long the resins would hold in regards to water and rock impact, but if classified, the materials would be smaller in size. Would take forever to make 5ft by 6in at 3 pcs per 2 inch. If those pieces you made, took 8hrs, then I'm thinking 90 pcs would take 360hrs or 15days. Gotta be pricey lol

[@Raz_Tactical]

Been using fusion for months now and somehow the option to save bodies as STL evaded me! I've been exporting as OBJ for months!

[@andreripoll]

5:50 metric is standard... lol great video!! very helpful

[@rogg0224]

Does cold damage the machines

[@sideburn]

I’ve had mine for a week or so but haven’t printed my parts I’ve made i fusion360 yet. Just the miniature characters it comes with etc. I’m curious about the accuracy on scale and tolerances. I measured some printed parts and they seem larger than the scale it’s showing from within chitubox / fusion360. I have the same washer / curing machine as well and was wondering after the IPA wash and then water rinse if it’s ok to pour that water down the drain in the sink or not. I’m not sure about your resin but the elegoo resin I am using only needs to be cured for a couple of minutes. And the layer cure time only needs about 2.5 seconds between layers. One more thing I did was changed the settings for the heave support for the top part where they touch the model. I made them a little less that what the top part settings are for medium. That way the supports are thick but when they touch the model they are very small. My settings for heavy supports are: Top: Contact shape: sphere Contact diameter: .70 Contact depth: .30 Lower diameter: 1.4 Middle: Diameter: 1.4 Bottom: Thickness: 1.0 Model contact shape: sphere Contact diameter: 1.0 Contact point: 3 Raft: none All the rest of the settings are default and I always use heavy supports

[@marcoherreras6536]

I just bought the same printer (for hobby purposes, wargame miniatures and little scenery pieces), and every other video I've watched uses your settings, 25-35 s for the first 5-6 layers and 2-3 s for the rest. I had never seen rinsing in water after the isopropanol washing (2 min), leave the closed isopropanol jar at sunlight so the remaining uncured resin particles cure and precipitate, and then filter and decant the isopropanol to be reused again...

[@alston523]

I believe you can removed support material before curing with UV light

[@JustVoss]

I have been doing that sometimes now. Hard to tell which works better.

[@alston523]

@@JustVossbecause it leaves same marks of support material??

[@Airsoftsniper137]

My home button only goes like 10mm up and never actually goes down?

[@richardvansoest]

Layer exposure should be faster than 8 seconds on the Mars 2 Pro (2seconds pro layer they advertise) i have an anycubic photon and like to buy the mars 2 pro.

[@JustVoss]

It’s the eSun tough resin that requires it.

[@xSling0x]

I just got my buddies old elegoo printer yesterday. Haven’t messed with it yet but I’m excited after seeing how easy it is. He made it sound difficult. All I’m making are DnD minis and magic the gathering accessories so yeah lol

[@christineanderson2069]

where can you get the alcohol to wash them in please

[@andre95guitar]

amazon

[@maxmartin4225]

I'm trying to get my father in laws mars 2 pro working. For some reason it comes up out of the pool of resin at the start of the print, any ideas on how to stop this from happening?

[@dalgibbard]

Only 6 months late on this comment, but when you level the print bed, you also then need to remember to back out and choose the "set z=0" option in the menu, so that this is the zero point

[@maxmartin4225]

@Darren G no worries, yeah I set z to 0 everytime after leveling down onto a thick piece of paper, card I guess. He tells me that is what usually gets it working. I'm just sticking with my FDM for now I think lol

[@rogg0224]

My machine only prints the first few layers and they're on the fep. I've tinkered around with curing times and upped them to 8 seconds and 60 seconds bottom time, and same result. Extremely sad. I even level after each heartbreaking 2 dimensional print. Any help 😔

[@JustVoss]

What does on the fep mean?

[@rogg0224]

The prints are stuck to the bottom of the vat

[@JustVoss]

@@rogg0224 ohh, have you tried CHITUBOX and the default profile for your printer? Then also look at the resin manufacturers website for the recommended layer cure times.

[@rogg0224]

@@JustVoss yes. I use chitubox. I tried first with the reccomended times of 35 seconds bottom cure time and 2.5 seconds cure time. It failed.

[@dsbarf]

You are a giant or this is the first video that shows the *actual* size of the Mars :P

[@JustVoss]

I’m 6’4 but it’s also pretty small

[@kilo5869]

0:53-0:58 my maturity level