DiY wash unit for 3D printed resin just under 30 usd

[@richardlamer3910]

I don't recommend this nor most cleaning machines. Over time, resin will accumulate on the metal cage, become tacky and also lose bits into your cleaning. Also, uses way too much alcohol. What I do is either use a freezer bag or small tub, j just enough alcohol. Shake-rattle and roll, 30 seconds, open, toothbrush the piece, back in 10 - 20 seconds and let dry. Metal baskets and cleaning machine are unnecessary overkill, IMHO.

[@andrejspecht8217]

Even though i want to express my thanks for the ingenuity and frugality of Dony Khoe, i must say your method sounds way more frugal, fire-safe and environmentally friendly. I gotta check it out.

[@LuisTorres-mn1wv]

Some of us in dental industry need whatever comes out of the printer extremely clean, I tried shaking it for a few minutes for years as the company recommended and I almost stopped printing since many of colleagues had perfect printings and I didn't know what I was doing wrong until I found I had to create this vortex, it's the only way to really clean a resin model when 0.05 it's too much

[@ozzy9120]

Why not use the groove for the handle for the cord?

[@orthodoxmonster]

What liquid are you using to wash?

[@fabiantrz]

What liquid? Alcohol loojs dangerous