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Resin print straighter edges and shapes | Featuring Ameralabs XVN-50
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A behind the scenes look at testing resins for straight prints on geometric shapes. Discovering the benefits of Ameralabs XVN-50. A an engineering resin with tough resin properties
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Nova3D Water Washable Tough Resin | How tough?
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Nova3D Water Washable Ultra Clear Resin - an excellent choice!
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Siraya Tech Sculpt Clear - High Temp Resin Review
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Subscribe ua-cam.com/channels/lXiyzCcc-VkmUqr3_sVOUA.html Real world experiences of using this resin. A specialty resin that takes some practise to get the best results. #siraya #3dresin #3dprinting #anycubicphoton Amazon AU Affiliate Link [purchases with this link help support the channel] amzn.to/3Zz0oJQ
Antinsky Heavy Metal Resin Review - How metallic?
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How to use the Anycubic RERF test with your own model [UPDATED METHOD]
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ua-cam.com/channels/lXiyzCcc-VkmUqr3_sVOUA.html A simpler method to use your own model with the Anycubic RERF test. #anycubic #anycubicphoton #rerf #3dresin #resin3dprinter
Ameralabs TGM-7 Resin Review | Tough resin with stunning colour
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Antinsky High Tough Resin | How tough?
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ua-cam.com/channels/lXiyzCcc-VkmUqr3_sVOUA.html I test Antinsky High Tough Resin for impact resistance and use in functional parts. An impressive resin for a wide range of applications. #antinsky #toughresin #3dprinting #3dresin #tabletopgaming Affiliate Link. Purchases made with the discount link below help support the channel. Purchase this resin on AliExpress with a discount using this link....
Anycubic Tough Resin Ultra | Precise Printing?
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How precise is Anycubic Tough Resin Ultra? This simple model shows a good level of precision for printing where dimensions matter. #anycubic #toughresin #3dprinting #resinprinting Affiliate Links to support this channel Shop the Anycubic online store store.anycubic.com/?ref=CK Get $25 off purchases using the code CK3DPRINT Buy Anycubic Tough Resin Ultra store.anycubic.com/products/tough-resin-u...
Mileseey X Tape 1 Digital Laser Tape Pro | Detailed Review
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To buy the Mileseey X Tape 1 Digital Digital Laser Tape Pro visit mileseeytools.com/products/xtape-1-modular-digital-laser-tape-measure #mileseey #laserdistancemeter #lasertool 00:00 Introduction / Features 00:50 Disclosure 01:27 Build Quality 02:25 Basic Measuring 03:22 Laser Reference 03:58 Digital Tape 04:37 Calibration 05:37 Laser / Digital level 05:46 Tilt Angle 06:34 Included Angle 07:23 ...
Anycubic Tough Resin 2.0 | How Tough?
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Testing the new Anycubic Tough Resin 2.0 Is this resin really an upgrade from the original tough resin? #anycubic #toughresin #3dprinting #resinprinting #resin3dprinter Affiliate Links to support this channel Shop the Anycubic online store store.anycubic.com/?ref=CK Get $25 off purchases using the code CK3DPRINT Buy Anycubic Tough Resin 2.0 store.anycubic.com/products/tough-resin-2?ref=CK Buy A...
Mileseey TP2 Plus Thermal Camera | Detailed review and real-world test
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Mileseey Thermal Camera for iPhone and Android Find out more, or purchase the TP2 Plus www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0D56473BD?ref=myi_title_dp mileseeytools.com/products/tp2-plus-thermal-camera-for-phone?referral_code=JV8TXQOIBXIW&source_type=sales_plugin_af&slt=sales_plugin_af #mileseey #3dprinting #resin3dprinter #resinprinting 00:00 Introduction 00:36 Disclosure 00:55 Unboxing 01:15 Camera Lag and ...
Anycubic Tough Resin ULTRA | How Tough?
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Anycubic Tough Resin ULTRA | How Tough?
Mileseey D9 Pro Laser Distance Meter | Detailed Review
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Mileseey D9 Pro Laser Distance Meter | Detailed Review
Festool Track Saw Hole Cover...worth covering?
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Festool Track Saw Hole Cover...worth covering?
Mixing SIRAYA Tech Blu with Anycubic Tough gave better results
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Mixing SIRAYA Tech Blu with Anycubic Tough gave better results
Ryobi Router Dust Port Fix | replaces OEM part
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Ryobi Router Dust Port Fix | replaces OEM part
Siraya Tech Blu Resin | How tough?
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Siraya Tech Blu Resin | How tough?
Anycubic Light Grey Tough Resin | Experimenting with mixed colours
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Anycubic Light Grey Tough Resin | Experimenting with mixed colours
Anycubic Tough Resin | How tough?
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Anycubic Tough Resin | How tough?
IPA vs Water Washing 3D Resin Prints
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IPA vs Water Washing 3D Resin Prints
Cheap Makita sander vs expensive Festool Rotex | Is it worth it?
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Cheap Makita sander vs expensive Festool Rotex | Is it worth it?
Festool Track Saw Dust Port Fix - MK2 | No more snagging dust hose
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Festool Track Saw Dust Port Fix - MK2 | No more snagging dust hose
Simple Small Steps Build | with basic power tools only
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Simple Small Steps Build | with basic power tools only
Cetus MK2 heated build plate upgrade | stop prints lifting
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Cetus MK2 heated build plate upgrade | stop prints lifting
Make this simple stepladder | great student project
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Make this simple stepladder | great student project
Festool track saw to ShopVac 1.25" hose dust port
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Festool track saw to ShopVac 1.25" hose dust port
Festool vacuum mod | easy push fit adapter...no more sore hands
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Festool vacuum mod | easy push fit adapter...no more sore hands
Festool track saw dust port mod | no more sag
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Festool track saw dust port mod | no more sag
How to sharpen a plane blade | simple, and super sharp
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How to sharpen a plane blade | simple, and super sharp

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  • @gribzilla
    @gribzilla День тому

    Great video, thanks for sharing. Impressive result with the XVN-50! I believe that the banding on the side is caused by change in pull forces because of the cross section. Note where the align with the edges of the protruding dovetails. There’s more surface on the fep between the protrusions. I don’t know how to get around this but imagine that somehow taking up the difference in surface area might help, perhaps with a second model to offset.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 20 годин тому

      Thanks for your feedback. That's a really interesting suggestion to add a second model to offset the pull forces on the release film. Perhaps if I printed two, at opposing angles it might make a difference.

  • @mycinemax2653
    @mycinemax2653 2 дні тому

    are these good for torque parts?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 2 дні тому

      That's a really good question. I don't actually know. I'm testing some Ameralabs XVN-50 at the moment for thread strength. Perhaps I'll add a torque test as well.

  • @Goodmanyerself
    @Goodmanyerself 3 дні тому

    Skibidi sigma in Ohio grimace shake deluxe baby gronk coems 🤑🤑🤑💖✨💅💅🥶

  • @steviek8506
    @steviek8506 4 дні тому

    Really well presented video mate. Informative and professional with no BS. New sub here from New Zealand

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 4 дні тому

      Thanks for your feedback. Really appreciate it. Glad the video was helpful. 👍

  • @dananance4672
    @dananance4672 4 дні тому

    I made some parts from Anycubic Tough and Tough 2.0. I soaked each in the following: water, motor oil, DOT 3 brake fluid. I soaked them for a week. I weighed the identical parts before immersion and after. the brake fluid and motor oil did nothing to the parts and the parts weighed the same as before immersion. The water on the other hand weighed substantially more and grew in size. The part became very flexible (this was all done at room temperature) as compared to its pre immersion state. I left the water soaked part on a shelf in my house (house was 30% humidity, northern Colorado in the dead of winter) and within a day or so the water soaked part returned to its original size, firmness and weight. My conclusion is the material is Hygroscopic so be careful what environmental conditions it will be exposed to. But I am very pleased with the Tough materials

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 4 дні тому

      That’s a really interesting result, I’d never thought of that before! Thanks so much for sharing your test results. I wonder if there's an application that could take advantage of the hygroscopic properties.

    • @dananance4672
      @dananance4672 3 дні тому

      @@ColinKlupiec object in a bottle!

    • @dananance4672
      @dananance4672 3 дні тому

      @@ColinKlupiec I also sandwiched the part between 2 pieces of metal and torqued the bolts to spec (how the part would be used in the real world, Automotive) and put the assembly in the oven at 175 deg F for enough time for the parts to reach 175. then placed the assembly in the freezer 0 deg F till it was 0 deg F in between cycles I let it get to room temp and checked the torque. No change all the bolts remained at spec. I did this 10 repetitions on several samples. The part survived very well. There was some spider cracks around the inside of the 4 mounting holes but the working area of the part was perfect.

  • @gabriel4227495
    @gabriel4227495 5 днів тому

    Your testing looks promising, but what about rubbing two parts on each other? Is the friction increasing and white powder building up?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 4 дні тому

      Good question. I generally don’t use the parts I print in a way that would cause that. They are usually for interfacing with rubber. Something to add to the list of tests.

    • @gabriel4227495
      @gabriel4227495 4 дні тому

      @@ColinKlupiec I only know 3 Resins that don't have this problem and have at least ok-good UV resistance. Proto White Ridgid (not easy, slow, picks up water), Mecha White (very brittle), Blu Nylon Mecha (not as tough as TGM-7). Would be really cool, if TGM-7 is also good for such use cases. I also mixed my own, with interesting results (Parts felt like Stone), but ~170€/kg and the mess...

  • @sad-nd4wi
    @sad-nd4wi 7 днів тому

    Thank you for review of this resin. Chinese shops are running out of tough resin and I was thinking about switching to tough resin ultra to print my dnd miniatures. The only concern of mine, will it be ok, with deviations in printed result? For test parts, sure there were almost no difference. But for tiny 32mm pieces? Would you think it'll be critical?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 7 днів тому

      Thanks for your question. I think it would probably work. I've used this to print parts for tools that need to be very exact, and it works OK. You could send me an STL sample and I could run some tests, if you like. 😀

  • @MaxKiefer
    @MaxKiefer 7 днів тому

    Thank you so much. Struggled a lot with the autofocus and the product showcase set was all time on, but I didn't know. Now it works better. 🙏

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 7 днів тому

      I’m glad that was helpful. 👍

  • @Somneguy1
    @Somneguy1 9 днів тому

    Great video as always

  • @johnsonl337
    @johnsonl337 10 днів тому

    Is the STL for this available? I have the exact same router and was looking for a 3d printed solution

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 9 днів тому

      Thanks for your question. I don’t share the STL for this design. But I can print one and send it to you. Contact me on info@colinklupiec.com if you’re interested.

  • @Dwjzdljn
    @Dwjzdljn 12 днів тому

    Ja

  • @naroe2001
    @naroe2001 13 днів тому

    ok, now how do you remove print from your build plate. its nigh impossible to remove.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 13 днів тому

      Thanks for your question. Reduce your base exposure time. Try lowering it in 5 or 10 second increments. I tried that with a high temp resin and needed to reduce base exposure all the way down to 6 seconds.

    • @naroe2001
      @naroe2001 13 днів тому

      @@ColinKlupiec Will give it a go, ive already tried 3 sec - No adhesion , and 6 sec Glued to the plate. will try 4 and 5 sec.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 13 днів тому

      It's worth a try. What printer are you using?

    • @naroe2001
      @naroe2001 13 днів тому

      @@ColinKlupiec creality ender 3 v2

  • @super_hot_gatto
    @super_hot_gatto 15 днів тому

    you all are confusion tough resin with engeenering resin, where low elongation and rigidity is a must, impact and tensile strength is a lot more difficult to achieve. Compared with the hard rigidity resins we use at work, anycubic tough is a piece of useless rubber....

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 13 днів тому

      That's helpful insight. Thanks for adding to the conversation. 👍

  • @suamani
    @suamani 16 днів тому

    Also, not all the resins areivet to europe. For example back in the day i found a resin that has hard as a rock (epax hard and tough) strongest resin i have ever seen.... Probabbly would stant all your tests 😅 sauf flexibility part, not flexible at all, since irs like a rock. But they only sell in USA now, not in europe.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 15 днів тому

      Yes, I've noticed that it's harder to get some resins in some parts of the world.

  • @suamani
    @suamani 16 днів тому

    I make production of dragon ball figures, the pointy hairs in dragon ball, usually break when falling from good heigh, anycubic tough resin was my definitive resin that could stand some falls (some, but can break). Since they discontinued em, my only chance is tough ultra and THANKS TO YOUR VIDEOS you make me save money. If you ever find a resin that prints in same quality as an official figure (no matter how much they fall they flexible enought will never break) you will save me. Sadly i cannot spend millions of € till trying all the resins out there

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 15 днів тому

      I'm glad that's been helpful. Stay tuned because I have many more resins to test. They are mostly 'tough' or 'engineering' type resins which should be good for your purposes.

  • @suamani
    @suamani 16 днів тому

    Please please please PLEASE CONTINUE MAKING THEESE VIDEOS Try anycubic 1000 hard resin to test

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 15 днів тому

      It's on my list of resins to try...

  • @jebbyhut4711
    @jebbyhut4711 17 днів тому

    i have an MS5 pro

  • @jebbyhut4711
    @jebbyhut4711 17 днів тому

    how do you space them perfectly??

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 16 днів тому

      It’s a bit of trial and error. Place them as evenly as you can. Then use the preview function and check if there are 8 distinct models. If they are not spaced correctly you’ll see bits of models just next to where the models are…as if bits have been cut off. Keep shifting them around until you get 8 models.

  • @johnvanderhoof1248
    @johnvanderhoof1248 17 днів тому

    Hey Colin I would like to buy your adapter, but could not open any of the links I saw below. Would you please send me a link to purchase an adapter? Thx, Jv

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 17 днів тому

      Hey, sorry about the link. I’ve removed that link now. Thanks for your interest. I don’t sell these anymore but I have a couple spare, now made in resin. I could send you one for the cost of postage. Contact me on info@colinklupiec.com if you’re interested.

  • @lexairsoft7990
    @lexairsoft7990 17 днів тому

    I have the problem that my resin is very stable, but it is very sensitive to moisture and, for example, on a day with around 85% humidity (without rain), it becomes very soft and permanently loses its hardness?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 17 днів тому

      Interesting…which resin is that?

  • @ChengsHardware
    @ChengsHardware 18 днів тому

    Thank you for the review, just got a "open box" one online for 30 bucks, with one year warranty. Hope this will be enough for me, a beginner & hobbyist

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 17 днів тому

      I reckon it could work well for you.

  • @3DPrintedActionFigures
    @3DPrintedActionFigures 21 день тому

    I have an alternative theory as to what causes the warping. It's the color. Thicker and more opaque resins will offer better model accuracy because it minimizes the light bleeding through the layers. That pincushion effect is because the areas with the holes have no UV light bleed because no light is projected at that layer of the model, whereas everywhere around the holes it is. If I'm correct, lowering the layer thickness to 0.025 on the dark resin should make the same defects appear. Conversely, increasing the layer thickness should lessen the defects on the gray resin.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 21 день тому

      Thanks, that's helpful insight. I have some Antinsky Engineering resin in black which I can compare this to. Siraya Tech has also updated their Blu resin in a 'lava black' version which is apparently also much improved. I haven't tried altering layer thickness from 0.05mm yet, just to keep things simple. Worth a try though. I'll keep testing.

    • @OtherWorldExplorers
      @OtherWorldExplorers 20 днів тому

      ​@@ColinKlupiec One other thing. Since your printer has the ability to sense how much pull there is on it, it alters the results only valid for that printer. I have an older Saturn two and these results would be much different since mine is the more analog version of a 3D printer But there was a lot of good information to pick through and learn from, not only from the video, but from the comment above as well.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 20 днів тому

      @@OtherWorldExplorers That's good insight about the printers. I have to say I'm really enjoying this intelligent release tech by Anycubic. It makes a huge difference for rapid prototyping. I can get through many more design iterations in a day. Perhaps I'll try the same print on my D2 DLP and see if it's any different. I'm pleased the video provided useful info. I kept it a bit more informal this time to show some of the backstory.

  • @taktikairsoft
    @taktikairsoft 23 дні тому

    What was the best impact resin you have tested. Thank you

    • @taktikairsoft
      @taktikairsoft 23 дні тому

      RESIONE was a recommendation but I'm looking for a solution for under 40$ USD for 1kg

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 23 дні тому

      Thanks for your question. In my testing...Anycubic Tough Resin Ultra has the best impact resistance. But it can also get a bit soft in warmer conditions. Ameralabs TGM-7 is the next best because it maintains its shape better with fluctuating temperature and has unlimited colour mixing options. But that makes it more expensive. And, surprisingly, a lesser known brand of Antinsky High Tough resin is also very good. And, if you're looking for a water washable version, my recent review of Nova3D water washable resin showed surprisingly good results. ua-cam.com/video/TA6vlslrEpU/v-deo.html That's four resins which should give you some good purchasing options, depending on where you are located.

    • @taktikairsoft
      @taktikairsoft 23 дні тому

      @ColinKlupiec thank you. I will look into theme 🙏🏼

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 23 дні тому

      @@taktikairsoft That's where the Antinsky resin may interest you. It's currently listed under $40USD. But, it only comes in white. antinsky.com/products/antinsky-high-tough-uv-resin-with-405nm-and-low-shrinkage-for-lcd-dlp-3d-printer-resin

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 23 дні тому

      @@taktikairsoft You're welcome. Always happy to help my small community where I can.

  • @chrisspyroman
    @chrisspyroman 24 дні тому

    So the link in the description says it's ABS like water washable,is that correct?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 24 дні тому

      Good observation. On the Nova3D website, the menu link says "Tough Washable Resin", and on the webpage for the resin the title is "NOVA3D Water Washable ABS-Like 3D Printer Resin Tough Washable Resin". So, it's a little confusing. Also, the description of 'ABS-Like' is quite vague. To say it's 'like' ABS could mean many things. 🤔 That's why I simply referred to it as 'tough resin'. Having said all that, I reckon this resin performs really well.

    • @chrisspyroman
      @chrisspyroman 23 дні тому

      @@ColinKlupiec alright, thank you

    • @javandempsey3729
      @javandempsey3729 23 дні тому

      Apparently this color isn't gray, but rather named "Gary" also... 😂 I think they're just trying to nail all the buzz-words they think will encourage people to buy it, though personally I think it's a mistake to try and cash in on the tired old "ABS-Like" nomenclature, which really means nothing and has ultimately disappointed many of us in the past. Still, the resin looks like a winner based on performance here, and the price isn't bad.. 🤷‍♂

  • @FlintStone-c3s
    @FlintStone-c3s 24 дні тому

    I am about to try to Anycubic water washable, this Nova resin shows how much the tech has advanced in a short time.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 24 дні тому

      I'd like to try the Anycubic water washable options too. I'll put them on the 'to do' list. Let us know how you go.

  • @matttd9490
    @matttd9490 24 дні тому

    Great video! How did you find the cleaning process? Is it the same, or require more or less washing that standard resins?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 24 дні тому

      Thanks. The cleaning process is pleasant change. I put water into my wash & cure station and it worked just fine. In fact, I ran the cleaning cycle for much less time and it seemed to be quite effective. I have to admit...cleaning the prints without IPA odour was a bonus.

  • @toastranger72
    @toastranger72 29 днів тому

    I need a resin that forms a hydrogen bond like glass and water for a medical prototype I'm developing. This is what causes capillary action. Does anyone know of one?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 29 днів тому

      What a great question. Is colour a factor? Does it need to be transparent?

    • @toastranger72
      @toastranger72 29 днів тому

      @ColinKlupiec Thanks for the response. No, color and opacity do not matter.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 29 днів тому

      Thanks, that's helpful. I can't answer your question, but I've just emailed my contact at Siraya Tech to see if they make a resin with properties like that. Siraya Tech make some speciality resins so I thought they'd be worth approaching. I can't guarantee they'll respond, but it's worth a try. By the way, what app are you modelling your prototype with?

    • @toastranger72
      @toastranger72 29 днів тому

      @ColinKlupiec Thank you so much. I didn't have much hope that a resin I'm looking for exists. The project has been on hold, since it is too difficult to do with glass. I use Solidworks for all my cad.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 29 днів тому

      I'm curious about your project. Sounds like it involves lots of thin tubes. I know IP is most likely an issue for you, but I'd be interested to see an image of it to see how it might work as a resin print.

  • @jordimorales8070
    @jordimorales8070 Місяць тому

    So good video. But pleas just add the a link to downlod a file will become perfct

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec 29 днів тому

      Thanks for your feedback. I'm working on a solution to providing links. In the mean time, I'd be happy to send you the files directly. Email me on info@colinklupiec.com

  • @jamesbullo
    @jamesbullo Місяць тому

    Smashing

  • @JamesNewton-tm1vj
    @JamesNewton-tm1vj Місяць тому

    I’ve been using this rotex professionally for 4 years I have beaten the shit out of it days on end sanding architraves door paneling. Festool just keeps going incredible bit of machinery. And I struggled with rsi in my hands when I was an apprentice using the 18v Makita sander when I started using the rotex I just didn’t seem to suffer as much from it.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      It’s a great sander, for sure.

  • @niccyboy
    @niccyboy Місяць тому

    Good video - I think Rotex is the next toy for me. For those wanting a makita to festool dust extractor - I have that makita too and if you run the Festool vac he does you can use the twist lock thing on it - there's a free file on Printables - search for "Festool Vacuum Adapter to Makita Sanders (orbital/palm/finish)" - i''m pretty sure that's the one i used.

  • @Unnamed_User
    @Unnamed_User Місяць тому

    Thank you sir. I am recently working on a film project and i am considering to print a gun prop. The film project involves some combat moves so the gun may get knocked off / may take a few attempts. I guess this resin can handle my needs!

  • @deegobooster
    @deegobooster Місяць тому

    Good review. Incredibly well thought out set of features. I just wish the physical tape was a bit longer than 3.5m (like 5m or 8m standard). Maybe they can sell a bigger module in the future.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Thanks. I agree, the tape would be better at 5m long.

  • @RealJoshBinder
    @RealJoshBinder Місяць тому

    You're a lifesaver! Thank you Colin!!!

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      You're very welcome, glad it helped! 👍

  • @bisterkding9249
    @bisterkding9249 Місяць тому

    Can this resin be dyed without compromising its physical properties? Also how susceptible is it to temperature changes?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Both good questions. I can't comment on using dyes, but I have mixed it with another coloured resin and the result seemed to be quite good, although I didn't test strength properties. I didn't do any temperature tests for this resin.

    • @bisterkding9249
      @bisterkding9249 Місяць тому

      @@ColinKlupiec Thanks for the reply! I'm trying to choose between resin and FDM printing, and with how rapidly changing things are with resins, I seem to be leaning in that direction. I have a number of projects in mind, and for these my prints need to be tough, mechanically durable, and resistant to sub-freezing temperatures. Aesthetics are also a priority and painting or using wood filler isn't an option, so resin printing easily takes the cake there.

    • @bisterkding9249
      @bisterkding9249 Місяць тому

      @@ColinKlupiec I actually just thought of something, and maybe you'd be interested in exploring it: a method to coat FDM prints with a UV-cured resin coating like those used for resin printing. Some kind of combination that draws on the strengths of both printing technologies.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      @@bisterkding9249 You're welcome. I try to answer all comments as best I can. I started with FDM but quickly became super curious about resin when I realised that I wanted more than just a 3D printed model...I wanted to make real products. Or at least as close to something like an injection moulded product as I could. Resin will definitely offer you that, especially with how resins have developed just in the last two years. I'm lucky to have the opportunity to be testing them. One thing I can also recommend is printers with tech that speeds up the printing process. I now use an Anycubic M7 which adapts printing lift (and light off) parameters based on the shape of the model at each layer. So far the improvement in speed without loss of quality is quite remarkable. And now you've suggested a test I wouldn't have considered...freezing the prints. Nice 👍. Let me know how you get on.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      @@bisterkding9249 That's also interesting. I just tried something similar by coating a resin print with new resin before post curing to get a shiny finish. It works, but needs practise. 😀 You can find it here. ua-cam.com/video/MWskGYdc984/v-deo.html

  • @mml3140
    @mml3140 Місяць тому

    I had gooey results exactly like this with Phrozen Nylon Green. Thus far its been wildly impressive. I'm willing to bet it would survive the impact test easily and would snap at extreme pinch only. Caveat I've never really tested it in cold weather so ymmv.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      That's interesting. I'm yet to dive into the world of Phrozen resins. I'll put it on the list...😀

  • @mackbolan1733
    @mackbolan1733 Місяць тому

    I've used this resin in grey for years to print gaming miniatures...it's super expensive but without doubt the best resin for gaming minis. I'm printing at 30um layer heights with a resolution of 19um x 24um and the detail it captures it wonderful...my only negative I have with this resin is that it has a high viscosity, that makes straining it a pain, and also you need to make sure you have a heater in the print chamber during winter to ensure good print success...but these minor inconveniences are easily negated by how tough this resin is...I also like that they now have it in clear...

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      I've been very impressed with this resin so far. The colours are so vibrant and mix beautifully.

  • @charlieeverhart6646
    @charlieeverhart6646 Місяць тому

    How do you set the range?

    • @charlieeverhart6646
      @charlieeverhart6646 Місяць тому

      apparently the setting you set will be the first then go up by .25

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      The range is based on the setting for ‘normal exposure’. If you set normal exposure to 1 second, the first model exposure will be 1 second and the following models will be exposed at + 0.25 seconds. So, a 1 second normal exposure sets a range of 1 to 2.75 seconds.

  • @EMILE12345678901
    @EMILE12345678901 Місяць тому

    Does the water used to "wash" the resin off the print become dangerous waste? Or is it biodegradable enough that it can safely go down the sink?

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      There's no indication on the Nova3D website that the resin is biodegradable. The resin still needs to be separated from the water. A common method is to evaporate the water away, or leave the container used in the sun. The resin comes out of solution and can be discarded as a solid.

    • @EMILE12345678901
      @EMILE12345678901 Місяць тому

      @@ColinKlupiec ok that makes sense, thanks for the info!

  • @javandempsey3729
    @javandempsey3729 Місяць тому

    One thing that would be really nice to know about this stuff, is whether it yellows as it ages or is exposed to continual UV, as that seems to be a problem with a lot of clear resins? Keep us posted if you notice anything? Maybe an excessively long cure test would be worth considering? (This is something I'd like to see not just for this resin, but others as well, as I've noticed color changes from all sorts of resins after sitting for a month or being exposed to different environmental conditions.)

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      You make a good point. I'll use one of those prints to do a longer term yellowing test.

  • @javandempsey3729
    @javandempsey3729 Місяць тому

    You can definitely "sand" a square edge mate, but it requires some process/technique, but is quite easily accomplished once you know how; though I would categorize it under lapping. If you have a surface plate, or whatever your flat reference surface is, (piece of flat ceramic or marble tile, countertop, etc, are all decently flat and cheap options, though I have a B grade plate that's 9" wide by 12 with ledge edges that cost less than $100 delivered, that I use as a sacrificial plate specifically for flat lapping, as the abrasive will ruin the accuracy of a high quality A or better grade plate) I recommend adhering your sanding sheet down (3M 77 spray adhesive is my preference, a light single pass on the sheet alone, allow it to dry for 60 seconds, then press to the surface plate, this is easily removable and will leave minimal residue behind, allowing you to repeat this with different sheets numerous times before needing to clean the plate), then utilize a sacrificial 1-2-3 block, or angle plate, etc, to hold the part against maintaining square reference to the plate. Lap in one direction for the bulk of the work, lightly gripping it against the block, and pushing the part down gently into the plate with finger pressure on the side, ideally minimizing downward pressure against the 1-2-3 block. Push in the same direction along that long axis, like you would plane it. Now this will want to cut the leading edge slightly faster, but you can mitigate this with practice and more pressure on the rear. If it's minimal, start with a higher grit and you can mitigate this further. Regardless, the hand-planing test is very nice information to have, as that gives a strong indication as to how well this material will handle being milled (which is by far the easiest method to get a square corner, if you have the equipment). Cheers!

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Thanks. I genuinely appreciate your comment. It adds to the general knowledge base of the discussion and I welcome robust contributions to techniques and processes. I guess I'm indirectly taking a position on the increasingly sloppy approach to teaching young students about measuring, marking, and cutting. Too often I see students instructed to cut 5mm or so away from their mark and then 'disc sand' to the line. Inevitably the result is wonky and leads to an over reliance on a machine I believe has become the 'swiss army sander'. I suspect most people won't have the kit you describe so well. But some might have a plane lying around. Interesting to note, though, that your last sentence mentions milling as 'by far the easiest method', which, ...is a cutting process. Maybe I should try routing the prints. 🤔 Although, managing speed will be an issue. Thanks again for your comment.

    • @javandempsey3729
      @javandempsey3729 Місяць тому

      @@ColinKlupiec you should *definitely* try routing it, I think you'll be surprised how effective it is. Only caveat I would stress is to find/utilize really sharp cutters, not the typical rather blunt edge/angle bits that I typically see used for woodwork. I totally agree with you about the disc sanders. Grinding is the largest chunk of what I do, but I'll be the first to tell anyone, it's a quick way to screw something up without heavily practiced and proper technique, same as with filing. Disc sanders are especially problematic because seemingly very few people understand the obvious fact that you've got an exponential and continual change in cutting speed, across the entire surface of the disc, to effectively zero at the very center. You remove significantly more material on one side to the next, even if all other things like pressure and angle are equal, and flipping the part over just grinds a pyramid. Even in my industry the disc sander (grinder) is a woe-fully misunderstood tool, that is often utilized incorrectly to the detriment of their work... Regardless, router, or a shaper would make short work of squaring resin printed corners, just find or grind some HSS or high angle/sharp enough to cut you easily carbide tool bits. Hit me up if you need any help!

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      @@javandempsey3729 Thanks. That's more helpful than you realise. Resin printing square edges seems to be quite a challenge. I've got a few resins on the shelf still to test. Some claim to have better performance with straight edges etc. I'm wondering if post processing, like routing (or similar) will simply need to be designed into the print. I"m also going to try a much heavier support profile specifically for thick, square prints. I wonder if it has something to do with thin supports bending ever so slightly during the print. Either way, I've learned a lot in recent times. And again, I appreciate your detailed comments and offer for help. 👍

  • @mynt4033
    @mynt4033 Місяць тому

    So based on all the research so far, I'm thinking the ideal mix to make a good general-purpose resin that's tough and easy to print would be Elegoo-ABS3.0 and Anycubic Ultra. Maybe dilute it with some standard to save money. What do you think? Have you noticed anything detrimental in mixing because I haven't

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      I haven't tried Elegoo ABS3.0, so I can't really comment. However, so far I have found that Ameralabs TGM-7, or Antinsky High Tough resin seem to be the best all-rounders for making stuff, as opposed to miniatures. Downsides are that Ameralabs is expensive, and Antinsky only comes in white. Although Antinsky have recognised this issue. Anycubic Gen 1 Tough was better then Tough 2.0 in my testing. Ultra is good if you need something tough and super flexible. I try to avoid mixing as I've found that sometimes the results can be good at first, but then things can change as the printed part ages. I guess it all depends on how much 'toughness' the print needs to handle.

  • @Daira-v2b
    @Daira-v2b Місяць тому

    Looks awesome!

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Thanks. It was fun to test this one.

  • @The8blackwidow8
    @The8blackwidow8 Місяць тому

    There are not so many high quality reviews regarding 3D printing resin on youtube. Good stuff you are doing here imho.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Hey, thanks, I really appreciate that. This resin was quite challenging to work with, and really is focused on a specific use case. Now I just need to get into injection moulding...😀

    • @The8blackwidow8
      @The8blackwidow8 Місяць тому

      ​​@@ColinKlupieci got a Saturn 4 Ultra recently and mostly use Anycubic Rigid 100. Crazy stuff. Quite brittle but really strong and is advertised to be heat resistant. Only drawback is the color. Maybe it is also suited for moulding

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Being resistant up to 100 degrees might not be enough for injection moulding. Suddenly there are so many more resin choices, which is great. Just hard to keep up. The Anycubic Texture Resin is also one I'm curious about. It's got better colours too. I was recently tossing up between the Saturn 4 Ultra and the new Anycubic Mono M7. Went for the M7... but I think they both offer some good new features.

    • @javandempsey3729
      @javandempsey3729 Місяць тому

      @@ColinKlupiec it's great to see all the new resin formulations coming out, especially in the area of tougher resins, considering how focused on miniatures and aesthetic prints this arena has been for so long. I appreciate your focus on reviewing these resins, as you've turned me on to some I never had even heard of, and kept me from wasting money on some that wouldn't have made me happy. Until recently I'd relied on mixing various resins to acheive good-ish results (I'm entirely interested in this space for hard use, functional prints, and avoiding the layer adhesion problems with FDM), but it's been hit or miss, and quite costly in some cases, as the more exotic resins have carried a hefty price tag in the past! Anyway, just wanted to pile on and say thank you! Would be curious to hear why you chose the M7 also.. after watching Fauxhammer's comparison, the Saturn 4 Ultra seemed like a no-brianer to me, although the new M7 Max, looks pretty epic!

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it. Here's another resin test I just posted. ua-cam.com/video/MWskGYdc984/v-deo.html Suddenly I find myself testing a lot of resins. I remember it was so difficult getting started, wondering which resin would be right for the job. But these tests really help. As to the printers...there's a lot to like about the Saturn 4 Ultra. But the deal breaker for me was the build plate. I reckon cleaning that would irritate me. There's something elegantly simple about the conventional build plate that appeals to me. And, the intelligent release feature seems to work really well. I'd say that's Anycubic's answer to the S4U tilt action.

  • @rajeshk4961
    @rajeshk4961 Місяць тому

    താങ്ക് you സർ

  • @jsoony777
    @jsoony777 Місяць тому

    A change in material properties that significant at just 30°C could cause issues at room temperature during a hot summer.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Yes, I think you're right. That would need to be taken into consideration for functional parts that relied on maintaining dimensional accuracy.

    • @odisy64
      @odisy64 Місяць тому

      i highly recommend mixing it with other regular resins to decrease the ductility.

  • @MrMishka99
    @MrMishka99 Місяць тому

    Excellent review, Thank you!

  • @broncofun5636
    @broncofun5636 Місяць тому

    Could you please run this test with the clear version of the Ultra Tough resin? I keep reading everywhere that the clear version is significantly stronger because it is not wakened by the color pigment that is present in the black or gray version.

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      I’ve heard that too. The black is quite convincing though. Perhaps Anycubic should send me some so that I can test it 😂.

  • @Anon-hb9cq
    @Anon-hb9cq Місяць тому

    Damn, for the first two minutes, I thought this was a huge UA-cam channel with 100,000s subscribers. Impressive editing and very high quality-wow! Keep it up!

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      Thanks, I appreciate your feedback. I'll keep working on it. 👍

  • @Eduardo.Cordova
    @Eduardo.Cordova Місяць тому

    Honestly the reasons you present to not use water washable resin are not good...

    • @ColinKlupiec
      @ColinKlupiec Місяць тому

      I appreciate your comment. Everyone's use cases and experiences will be different. I switched to IPA mostly because I ventured into tough resins, which at the time, all required IPA. However, times change, and new products come to market. I'm currently testing some water washable tough resin which I've just become aware of, and will make a video about that soon.