The Best Resin 3D Printer Accessories

Here is a list of what I consider to be the Best Resin 3D Printer Accessories!
0:00 Introduction
0:31 PTFE Lubricant ➜
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1:09 Wham Bam Resin Flex Plates ➜
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1:55 Wham Bam Slap Mats ➜
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Large Silicone Mats ➜
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2:38 Lunch Trays ➜
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3:24 Mach5 Resin 3D Printer Covers ➜
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4:24 8 Pack Self Stick Handles ➜
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5:24 Putty Knife / Paint Scraper ➜
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6:17 Pickle Jar ➜
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6:51 Ultrasonic Cleaner ➜
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7:19 Elegoo wash & Cure Station ➜
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7:52 Heavy Duty Latex Gloves ➜
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8:44 Funnel Set ➜
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9:18 Paint Strainer ➜
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9:39 UV Light ➜
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10:22 UV Light Pen ➜
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11:00 Summary
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[@UncleJessy]

Added some timestamps/timeline quick links for folks. I get asked about Add-Ons ALLL The time. Here is a quick link to most of the items mentioned in the video amzn.to/2UMEfXj

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

I went to a hardware store and just drilled 2 small holes in my Plastic covers and installed Dresser drawer handles..works great as well.

[@MrSpeakerMBurns]

Lychee Slicer?

[@josephulbrich7523]

I NOW HAVE RESIN ALLERGY THANKS TO THIS LATEX GLOVES LINK SUGGESTION. YOUR LINK TO THE GLOVES IS BAD. YOU SHOULD NOT USE LATEX GLOVES FOR HANDLING SLA RESINS! PLEASE BUY NITRILE GLOVES AND DON'T REUSE THEM. OVER TIME, YOU WILL DEVELOP ALLERGY LIKE I DID. I NOW WEAR EXTRA THICK, LONG NITRILE GLOVES TO PREVENT RASHES AND HIVES BREAKOUTS.

[@MrTrex62]

Nice video! I haven't built it yet but planned to. Do you have a heater for your higher temp resins? Thingiverse thing 3442165

[@williamtorres6320]

@@josephulbrich7523 hello, where do you buy your long nitrile gloves at?

[@printermodeler8889]

I really want to stress to anyone here that's completely new to resin printing, these are all luxuries and you don't really need any of them with the exception of gloves and paint strainers. I use and old trash bucket instead of the lunch trays and in my opinion works much better since the print falls in there and doesn't make a mess (you can see in the video how his print flies off of the lunch tray which also used to happen to me before I switched). Also in the timestamp it says latex gloves, but he means nitrile gloves. Do not use latex gloves they don't offer protection from resin. As for the pickle jar it works, but I bought some cheap $1 containers at dollar tree. The pickle jar will cost much more and sometimes not be as big. I just dump my print in there and shake the container. It works in much the same way that your washing machine washes your clothes. I would say start with this basic stuff first and if down the road you decide you want to give some of these other suggestions a try then you can start spending extra money at that point. I have an ultrasonic cleaner and I regret buying it. The lunch trays were useful but they're just sitting in my backyard now. The scraper is a good investment though. I bought one before I even got my printer and was worried I was making a mistake since I was new and didn't know what I was doing and people weren't really recommending them yet. Best investment I made. Mine is half the size but has a good slope and a very good handle.

[@rubberonasphalt]

Thank you so much for the advice! I already have an FDM printer, and love the print fidelity of resin printers. But the cost of all the equipment KZbinrs own, that I thought I needed is just so prohibitive. Your comment really helped me decide

[@IGarrettI]

whats the cheapest way to cure?

[@SamuraiMujuru]

The slap mats are really nice, but a silicone pet food mat does exactly the same thing for a fraction of the cost.

[@hoddem]

This!

[@_Just_John]

Or a silicone baking tray from Aliexpress.

[@dalton11231]

That's whambam for you

[@KornerGFX]

Are there any in particular you can recommend? I’m very new to 3D resin printing

[@hoddem]

@@KornerGFX amazon basics silicone pet food mat 24”x16” for $16.

[@georgisimeonov1671]

And a cool tip from my GF who works in a laboratory :D Turn your gloves upside down while taking them off. That way you keep the mess inside. I just roll them after this and put them in a small zip lock bag and they get very compact. Makes it super easy to reuse and it's good both for the environment and for the budget. Thumbs up so more people can start doing this!

[@OriginalSharpe]

As a new Saturn owner I can tell you how handy this video was. I didn’t really understand how messy this process was and all you tips went a long way in helping it be a better experience. Thanks!

[@vegaserik44]

The guys that make the pickle buckets must have been freaking out when their sales went up 10,000% when people started using them!

[@duanegardner9702]

Thank you for this video, I've added some of this to my repertoire just getting into 3D printing and my experiences have been extremely positive and I've been able to avoid some headaches that those that have been doing this much longer have encountered.

[@davey3765]

I just started resin and my buddy came over to help and I looked like I was ready for surgery getting my first prints prepped. He was amused. I never thought of the lunch trays but ordered some! Organizing the cleaning process is so important but then theres curing, I've experimented with actinic lighting (sub UV and it seems to work so far, very GENTLLY with no sun discoloration these are UV like lights for salt water fish tanks). Your advice has been epic, Im just printing because I like to paint and it relaxes me LOL no profit

[@enginepy]

I have many of these same types of accessories but the biggest game changer for me was the UV flashlight. I use it for so many things.

[@scottcaley6555]

What a treasure trove of inexpensive, yet brilliant ideas to improve this process! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ❤️

[@JeremiahOverton]

This is super helpful! I just ordered my first 3d printer last night. These are all good tips that I will take into account. Thanks from a fellow Rochestonian!

[@charlesschneider7079]

I got an Elegoo Mercury Plus and have been using it with the prints from my Mars Pro. It works great and is a lot easier to use than the pickle jar/ultrasonic cleaner and UV lamps. It makes the workflow much more seamless.

[@mantismodels1207]

Great informative video! Especially for people that are beginning to get into the resin 3d printing arena. Your the best Man..love Your videos! Happy Holidays to You and Your Family!

[@pacificcoastminiatures]

Awesome guide - will revisit this once my Mars 3 arrives next week!

[@deshi3000]

Thank you so much for your videos! your video have gotten me so interested in resin printing I finally ordered one! you are awesome thank you again :)

[@LightCarver]

A soft faced vice (or vice with inserts) used to hold just the build plate while knocking prints off without having to re-level is really handy. (Some plate mechanisms hold better than others judging from comments online - leveling every time may be needed with less stable models. Caution to remount the plate mechanism to the arm in the exact same position should also be taken. Suggest keeping a finger near the stop icon after disturbing the plate when homing in any case.) Cloud cover can actually intensify uv levels by bouncing them back when it's not so heavy it blocks it to begin with. Checking UV index in local weather would be a good reference for those curing prints outside.

[@agepbiz]

A lot of cool accessories and a bunch of great tips!

[@castle1781]

Great video great options. I recently picked up a reusable coffee filter with the fine mesh like the paint strainers but much easier to clean and no waste at all. Cheers

[@bill8478]

Great video Jessy. Very useful information.

[@markchristy9704]

This is really helpful! Thanks for making great content.

[@pogle63]

Thanks for the tips, the handles on the lid are a great idea I have fitted a pair and they make lifting the lid much safer, the PTFE spray I have ordered not tried it yet and I have got hold of the Wham Bam build plate I haven`t used my printer yet only had it a week I am just prepping it for first use and this video was most helpful thanks.

[@PortalFPV]

Well darn, I have almost all of those things (thanks to your previous videos). I do like the handles for the lid but I think I'll make a top mount single hand grip one for my smaller printer 😁

[@Daedricbob]

One thing that's also an amazing accessory is a water filter jug like the 'Brita' ones you put in the fridge - cheap ones cost like $10-$15 and once you've cured the resin in your waste IPA you can pour in into the jug and leave it a few mins to filter through and collect the cleaned IPA in the bottom (also obviously works for water used with water washable resin!). They all hold at least 1.5 liters of fluid and it's a quick, mess-free way to recycle your IPA without having to stand there for a few minutes pouring into a funnel. Once the filter is full, new ones are only a few dollars or to be even cheaper you can split them apart and fill them with cheap synthetic bathroom sponge or cotton wool or whatever you want.

[@UncleJessy]

Hot damn dude! I am going to have to try that out!

[@Sidbarret2223]

I would think it would clog up withing the first run of ipa very fast. I tried coffee filters and It takes forever to get them to filter though.

[@cmckeecna]

That's genius!!

[@hiragana78]

@@Sidbarret2223 If you use coffee filter, you have to use a mesh cone to hold it in. That way it doesn't just drain only through the bottom, this is why coffee makers have raised lines on the inside for the coffee filter :).

[@randybobandy6522]

All you have to do is set it out in the sun.

[@samster1995]

You should add the cool mad scientist/villain factor with those long heavy duty gloves. Awesome video.

[@andreacook7431]

On the one hand, yes, I knew I didn't NEED a wash/cure station when I got my printer; but the amount of annoyance I've had trying to cure my crafting uv resin with flashlights/nail lights sold me. (That kind of uv resin + the clear version of "blue stuff" is awesome to recast broken model parts so you can finish whatever vintage kit you're building)

[@cannapoluo2685]

As an alternative/addition to the pickle jar, I ended up getting a salad spinner by progressive prep solutions for $12 from walmart. It's nice because there is a lever at the top that you pull spinning the colander inside of it. Comes in handy.

[@thomasaldous9733]

Hi, thanks for the great videos. I just have one question, when you store your printers as you mentioned on shelves, do you use extension cables and splitters to power them? I was just wondering if I need to add more grounded outlets in the area where I will store my printers.

[@Tgauchsin]

Alternate to the resin lid handles. Go to harbor freight and get a suction handle. I’ve had one on mine for almost 2 years.

[@ricklynch]

With your portable UV lights you could use them on a large glass container filled with water. From what I've read and seen water curing seems to be the best way to go. Food for thought. Great video by the way!

[@CaptainGhostly]

Great video! Thanks for the tips :)

[@First_Class_Amateur]

I have an Elegoo Mars, but I'm looking for a bigger printer. What do you recommend for the next size up? Thank you!

[@pacificcoastminiatures]

One other item you might consider which I ended up buying after having some failed prints: a remote sensing thermometer. You get these in sets with a sensor that you can easily place inside the housing of your printer and then the temperature readout. At a glance you can see if it's warm enough to print and if not, you can warm up the area before printing.

[@mrchoochoohead9033]

having those uv floodlights is also useful for safety. i typically blast my work areas in uv light afterwards to cure any resin than may have dripped or splattered without my knowing

[@markburton5292]

same the uv lights are useful for cleaning up after. you can also get those silicon mats off amazon in large sizes. they are used often for pet food mats, resin jewelry mats , kidplacment mats.

[@stevesloan6775]

The chunky gloves is a great idea!!👍🏻 Chunky PVC gloves are easy to get... the nitrile versions are pricey!

[@Lazy-Monkey]

On paint strainers and funnels, I picked up one off Amazon from Sovol. A stainless steel funnel with removable metal filter inserts, so you can filter the resin without having to constantly waste paint strainers. There may be a cheaper option, but that's the one I came away with.

[@Aerisot]

I strongly recommend mini air purifiers as well, anycubic makes some that goes inside the resin printer housing while its running, it is great.

[@RCLimit]

Just realized you are from Upstate NY. I recognized that Rochester T-shirt. Really enjoy your videos. I'm in Braddock Heights, Greece NY. Just started another KZbin Channel 3DSanbox, no content beyond one video ( not so good resolution, lol), but working on new videos around 3D printing and now got a Longer Orange 10 resin printer to experiment with next. I also have 6 3D FDM printers in my mini 3D print farm. Anyway, thank you for the videos!

[@ChrisdeCastro]

Large command hooks also make great removable handles. I prefer using plastic razor blades to remove prints. If you have a smaller printer plastic takeout containers are great for transporting things around. My food delivery uses insulated cardboard boxes that are reflective on the inside that make a great curing station. Definitely will pickup some reusable gloves and a UV flashlight now

[@o0Takeno0o]

For the Scraper, there are perfect plastic scrapers with changable blades. I use them since half a year and didnt have a Problem to get Prints from the Build plate since then

[@bahamut256]

Just run some hot, but not boiling water over the build plate, the metal will expand slightly, the resin will soften up and the models will slide off. No scraper or metal gimmick plate required. Helps supports come off cleanly too. Buy a silicone dog food mat for 50c instead of playing $40 and use an old jumper to cover the printer instead of $60 for a cover.

[@Kathdath]

My first Resin printer arrived today, so the timing of this video was impeccable.

[@KaypeaCreations]

Literally mine as well haha

[@h2mohammad]

Which one you get and hows it going?

[@SEELE-ONE]

First thing I bought was the heavy duty gloves... I only use disposable when I need to do things that require precise finger movement... And that flexible magnetic plate is genius! I just need them to be sold at my country xD

[@__--JY-Moe--__]

Uncle Jessy is so helpful!!

[@Bruh............]

My printer arrives tomorrow but quick question about the metal flex plates. When I put them onto the printer should I zero out the build plates Z axis with the plates attached.. attached

[@avejst]

Great walkthrougt Thanks for sharing :-)

[@chrisg7336]

REUSING IPA Not sure if I posted this on this channel before. Using a cheap coffee filter is a great way to strain the recently expensive IPA, to remove suspended resin and particles. The IPA will still be discolored after straining but who cares.

[@UncleJessy]

that is a great idea!!!

[@coulterjb22]

Brilliant!

[@Aestheticsauto]

Any coffee filters?

[@chrisg7336]

@@Aestheticsauto I use cheap paper ones from Walmart, they're about $2 for 200 of them.

[@totallyjackedup6047]

Brilliant!!!

[@Davila_Designs]

What size mach5ive cover should i get for my Anycubic photon X 6k? I was thinking of 12 x 12 x 18 but im not sure if i should get the one with a taller height

[@biozombieactive8792]

I'm looking at the mach5 covers for my Elegoo Mars 2 tabletop edition and I have no idea what size I need (I'm at work atm so I can't measure my printer [retail job]), do you know what size I need offhand or should I wait to get home and measure?

[@Nutronic]

Recently got a Mars 2 Pro so this video is a godsend. What cover size would you say I need for that and the curer like you showed from Elgoo too?

[@cfeduke]

A wine aerating funnel usually includes a metal screen filter which can easily fit into a plastic funnel - this alleviates the need to use disposable paint strainers when pouring resin back into a bottle. (Of course this could be a problem easily solved through FDM printing with cheese cloth or another straining material.)

[@Mr.Jcloud9]

I can really use ur help with my setting my 2 failed prints stuck to my FEP

[@breadandbutter0080]

a must for me to 3d print is a resin gauge and a plate angle adapter

[@filipefarias3076]

Does the wham bam resin flex plates hold larger prints as e10, saturn or even phenon and transform easely?

[@yoshisfriend1987]

Question Jessy, could you consider a video with your top 10 resins! and explain its settings for best results and an explanation why you like the specific resin? I have a hard time with some resins yet my first transparent resin I bought from monocure somehow works better than the more expensive Photocentric uv resin in white.

[@eviljoshy3402]

I may have to try those magnetic flex sheets. I'm having issues getting stuff off my build plate without chipping due to excessive force.

[@kryppers]

Have you had any issues with the first few layers 'slipping' when using the wham bam flex plates? Thankfully I only use them with rafts, but I've not found a solution to this issue yet.

[@TAiiNE]

I was looking into getting the flex plates for my elegoo mars 2 mono, but I'm not sure on the whole 'require Z limit switch adapters'. It lists the Elegoo Mars/ Pro, and Elegoo Mars Pro 2. I just have the Elegoo Mars 2 Mono... so do I need this limit switch thing or....? All it does is give me a new file I guess it wants me to print off myself to do... well the instructions on the site don't really tell you how you use it, just that you may 'need' it. Any clarification seeing as you use the product?

[@mattking8851]

Any idea where you can source the flex plates jessy mentions in the UK? Using a Mars pro 2. Thanks!

[@ChrisFrosin]

Hey Hey UJ! Are these still all being used 2 years later? Curious about the magnetic sheets. Just upgraded up to a Saturn 2 8K and just building up some more accessories.

[@Tarex_]

Would polishing the top side of the build plate help reduce the amount of resin lost on the top? The Photon Mono X has a super rough top where the resin doesn't drip off despite it being angled

[@redneckswag616inhd6]

The solval funnel works really well too

[@jrami223]

hey @unclejessy do you have setting for epax e10 with elegoo water washable photopolymer resin? need help

[@jimmysgameclips]

The pickle jar is a cracking idea I wish I'd known about them, however I am soon to be in the possession of a self-stirring mug :) I own a Photon zero so it's going to do tiny builds

[@icemanfred]

Can you confirm the link to the uv flashlight is accurate. It seems much shorter than what you are using. It is rated at 365nm.it that right? I was looking for 405nm, but could.find one. Closest I foundt was 395nm.

[@marcpieraccini6181]

Hi U J. You mentioned that you used some low oder resins. i have been using the elegoo water washable for its ease of use. I was just wondering what resin you prefer and why? thanks for the awesome video. im going to order some of the resin plates right now :)

[@dumbcat]

get a steel strainer with rubber funnel. get a long flat exacto like blade to remove prints

[@PatchGuilf]

Ptfe lube available in the UK? Seeing some odd versions, and aerosols but not the one shown here

[@yorkshirewargamer3502]

Anyone have an alternative to the 3 in 1 ptfe lubricant? I cannot seem to find it here in the UK :(

[@jimb569]

So, have you ever compaired Epax nFEP with regular FEP... and tried it with and without the PTFE Lube?

[@JaccobbRomero]

you mentioned use'n a UV pen light to quickly glue two pieces together. Have you tried using a small bit of baking soda in those joints before putt'n them together? The soda causes the glue to cure almost on contact.

[@thewokal5641]

10:38 also I recommend getting a 405 nm violet laser pointer (2 bucks on ebay). Although its technically weaker than the flashlight at 5-20mW, its much more intense and allows precise curing. That thing has kinda found a new purpose, as its useless as a pointer- its super dimm. In fact, 405nm violet is so close to uv that its just called uv

[@budliv]

I know you said you dont typically work with stinky resins, but have you seen the elegoo carbon filter pods you can add in to the mars? I saw them in the elegoo Amazon store and they just sit on the printer near the z axis behind the resin tank. I ordered a pair (it comes as a pair) but I haven't used it yet was just wondering what your thoughts were on this if you had any

[@julianlsproduction6319]

I really want to see some more epax e10 prints, I just preordered mine

[@PsychoKillerSquirrel]

Do you use the PTFE lubricant on the Epax tanks?

[@myerlinggames]

Hey Jessy, The reuseable rubber gloves you link to don't mention nitrile anywhere... I always thought you had to use Nitrile gloves..?

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

I have a large lunch tray under my Transform just in case the fep might tear, didn't know PTFE was good for the fep, will try that, someone recommended a mold release lubricant but that can ignite when there is too much heat so PTFE might be better.

[@mattstanislen3165]

How deep does curing prints actually go? like if you printed a solid 6" cube and cured it then cut it in half how far inward would the resin be cured completely?

[@heartofdawnlight]

Gonna have to try that Lubricant, first printers screen broke from parts sticking and falling off

[@Marst_art]

Ok I gotta ask, is it safe to use a resin printer without protection? Or is there stuff happening off screen? Unless I miss it I don’t think I ever see uncle Jessy use a respirator or other ventilation. I really really want to get into it but I don’t have the space to properly ventilate, so I’m still with PLA FDM printing. But if it’s possible to safely print with resin I can finally start considering it again.

[@airsoftago6159]

Hi there. For the PTFE Lubricant, can i just use WD40?

[@Archaeonomy]

I cannot find that 3 in 1 PTFE lubricant in my country, and would rather not pay huge shipping fees (the shipping fee from that Amazon link is insane), are there alternative brands?

[@yaeMhay1]

Do you need to apply lubricant to Fep after each print?

[@DOKOTV]

couldn't find the link to the video about the lubricant.

[@statbot7347]

G'Day, so I am interested in the 3-IN-ONE - 120032 Multi-Purpose PTFE Lubricant, I can only find it in the US and they want to charge nearly $500 to ship it to Australia. The Australian marks don't really seem to have an equivalent and honestly I don't really know what I am looking for. Are there any other brands or suggestions you can make to help me find something similar? Thanks.

[@jayers79]

How do u clean the gloves since thr resin is toxic and cannot be washed down the sink drain?

[@OriginalSharpe]

The PTFE lubricant is super hard for me to find. Are there any other brands or lubricants that will do the same thing?

[@robantonio306]

Wouldn't running the printer with the black fabric cover on risk/cause the printer to overheat?

[@nortran11]

instead of plastic lunch trays, may I suggest metal cookie pans. You can get them at most grocery stores for 5 or 6 bucks and they work great. I line them with the blue fiber shop towels (seem to be more absorbent than standard paper towels). I've found that resin can make the plastic gummy and soft.

[@justinmorgan5073]

I've found if you can build a box you can build a larger curing station. If you can't build a box you can just get a cardboard box and line it with aluminum tape. I have the same UV light he shows cut a hole in the top of the box that I could shine the light through and put a UV powered rotating display stand inside the box and that's how I cure all of my large prints. As far as scrapers go I have a paint scraper but was afraid of scratching up of gouging the build plate so I actually sharpen a plastic scraper with sandpaper and have had zero issues getting my prints off with it

[@pinchopaxtonsgreatestminds9591]

Bought a few of the items that you mentioned, can't get some of them in the UK.

[@Hathorr1067]

At first i thought this was going to be garbage like they do with the filament printers: (new boards, rails and such to screw up your printer), then I seen you bring out real accessories. Nice. +1

[@alexanderlopez4255]

Could we get a video of you using the uv pen like you mentioned in the video to join prints together? that would be interesting to see

[@chainzy]

The ptfe lubricant is discontinued here in Australia. You wouldn't know of any other similar product would you?

[@geekdomo]

LOL I was like, I know there is a reason I used to watch Uncle Jessy and then I saw your shirt. I live in Brighton near East and Elmwood. I ordered a bunch of the cheap stuff on your list ;) Except the pickle jar - I have the SAME ONE for my old resin printer (just got a new one).

[@FlipaClipaaFan1]

just seen ur from ny haha well im showing some love from syracuse ny haha

[@mmmmhmmmm7217]

Im curious why you have the two big lamps set up on the edges of that bucket when you have some kind of LED strips running up the inside of the metal bucket.

[@murderfaze]

i know how you feel UJ i live in up state NY as well and not only is sun a problem but a well heated room is my biggest problem lol

[@ethansdad3d]

Gotta get me some of those handles.

[@Tarex_]

@unclejessy sharpen the scraper on a wet stone, mine has an edge i can cut paper with, takes off anything, even stuff stuck on the fep without damaging it like a razor blade

[@GradivusAres]

Do you have an affliliate link for the wham bam products? going to pick some flex plates and a mat for my Creality LD-002R but would prefer if you get something out of it lol Instead of using a metal bucket to reflect the light, get a box, line the inside with Aluminum Tape (used for ventilation ducting) shit works amazing, I made a custom box for my printers using this method, and its cheap.