Tip to organize resin 3D prints on your build plate!

[@theo._.5593]

Yep great tips tho be careful when making your raft making sure you have a raft more than 100% of your actual model otherwise the models will also fusion

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

That's an important call out. Ensuring your raft exceeds the boundary of your model is a good safety measure when merging rafts like this.

[@theo._.5593]

@@SlicePrintRoleplay btw nothing related but what do you think about heat when it comes to curing (post print) the print? I know it's something done in pro's application but never heard of it in consumer machines :/

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

@@theo._.5593 I've unfortunately not had the opportunity to test this myself yet. So I can only rely what I've heard. There can be some important benefits to curing in a heated chamber. #1, your parts may require less post cure time. #2, in some situations it can help to reduce warping. #3, curing in a heated chamber can produce significantly stronger parts with some resins.

[@theo._.5593]

@@SlicePrintRoleplay I see, I would love to find out more infos on the subject thanks for your time and I'll happily wait for your next video if you feel making one 🤞

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

@@theo._.5593 oh I'd love to make a video on this topic in the near future! CNC Kitchen did a pretty in depth video on the topic. As expected, Stefan was extremely thorough and the results were very interesting. However, they didn't test a very wide range of resins.