HOW TO... PART 8 'RESIN 3D PRINTING'

[@PlasticVibeMusic]

Sir you delivered once more, as usual unparallel content.

[@StaplesandVine]

Thanks, there's a lot to try and get across. Hopefully it will be of use. 🙂

[@chaucer44]

Great vid!!! I'm publishing one today on producing optically clear 3D printed parts. I recommend people start with a small printer instead of going for huge printers. You want to get some experience under your belt before you start dealing with 10-12 inch and 16 inch screens.

[@StaplesandVine]

Thanks chaucer44, I'm looking forward to your vid optically clear is a real challenge. The only issue I have with the large printers is how unwieldy the vat and buildplate are. Small is great to start on - just depends what your goals are. 🙂

[@nzavon]

Looking forward to it :-)

[@s_cycle1921]

Just came here from your aliens video. So useful. am considering an M3 Max, and yes, making large but dimensionally accurate parts with great surface finish.....so hard to find this kind of realistic but useful info. thanks for taking the time.

[@StaplesandVine]

Printing large parts is challenging but a large printer like the M3 Max will do everything and you can get a lot of items printed at the same time. 🙂

[@nzavon]

Thanks, a nice and though intro to resin printing. I do have a good use case, but holding off on resin printing until I make a space & $$$ :-)

[@StaplesandVine]

Glad you found the vid useful. It is a big step but you won't regret it. 🙂

[@chituboxofficial987]

Thank you for the video! Choose the right slicer is important. Choose whatever suits you best~ But please give our latest CHITUBOX Basic 2.0 a try. Maybe you would find some surprises~

[@LashonGossett]

[@StaplesandVine]

Thanks Chitubox, I'll certainly give Chitubox 2.0 a try. As you can see from my channel the slicer makes a lot of appearances in my videos of the large 3D printed models that I make. 🙂