This is the first video where I see someone including everything there is to be needed to print with resin safely. Other videos tend to leave out some important details like the one where you showed how to strain out the leftover resin from the VAT.
About to venture into 3D printing and found this video very informative and highlighted a few potentual pitfalls for me too. Very helpful, thank you very much for this.
I'm glad it helped out. Yeah, it's tough because I'm getting pretty good results with resin printing, but it definitely has some drawbacks compared to the regular FDM printing
Just finished watching all your 3D printing videos. Super Great information !!! Thank you so much, I've learned a great deal and look forward to trying my had at this once I get back to CA & my shop. The tips are worth their weight in gold.
I bought a clean and cure station when I bought my printer - I still haven’t used either - ( I need to be 3 people with everything I want to do - lol )
I really don't have a lot of knowledge about the software side of things, but here's what I can tell you about it. To print files, you just need to use a slicer program like Chitubox or Lychee Slicer to get the file prepared for printing, they are free programs 🙌🙌 If you want to create your own models from scratch, there is a free version of Fusion 360, TinkerCAD, or you could use Shapr3d on mobile devices. Lots more too, but those are three I know of off the top of my head Down the road, I'll create a video that shows the steps I take to print something from start to finish. I'd like to get some more experience under my belt first so it's as useful as possible
@@l.r.designstudioslauriesul8993 If you have one of the newer iPhones take advantage of that LiDAR sensor It’s so easy to scan something with my phone and prepare it for printing
Perfect video for a newbie like myself. Ordered a bunch of supplies from your affiliate links and subscribed! Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
This is the first video where I see someone including everything there is to be needed to print with resin safely. Other videos tend to leave out some important details like the one where you showed how to strain out the leftover resin from the VAT.
About to venture into 3D printing and found this video very informative and highlighted a few potentual pitfalls for me too. Very helpful, thank you very much for this.
I'm glad it helped out. Yeah, it's tough because I'm getting pretty good results with resin printing, but it definitely has some drawbacks compared to the regular FDM printing
Glad I found this video, my Saturn 2 arrives tomorrow and I need everything!
Humongous Amazon order placed! Thanks again for the expert help Mr. Higgins. Looking forward to the asymptotic learning curve 🤪
Just finished watching all your 3D printing videos. Super Great information !!! Thank you so much, I've learned a great deal and look forward to trying my had at this once I get back to CA & my shop. The tips are worth their weight in gold.
I'm so glad they were helpful! Can't wait to see what you make when you get going 😀
Great video Zac!! Informative.....
Thanks Carrie, hope it helps some folks out who are getting started 😀
Great video Zac. Look forward to the rest of the printer series.
Thanks! More coming soon 😀
Very informative video, thanks Zac
Thanks for checking it out 😀
Watching now - thank you Zac !
I hope this list helps you get all you need to get up and running 😀
@@ZacHiggins appreciate you Zac !
Hey Zac, Thanks for the videos. Any chance you can let us know if ethanol is as good as isopropanol? ethanol has less of a pungent smell, right?
I bought a clean and cure station when I bought my printer - I still haven’t used either - ( I need to be 3 people with everything I want to do - lol )
I am exactly the same way, just not enough time in the day to get to everything! 😅
How long do the filters last for the masks?
Software, that’s what i want to know about. That’s the part that stops me
Yes ! Software - let’s talk about that :) I am lost
I really don't have a lot of knowledge about the software side of things, but here's what I can tell you about it. To print files, you just need to use a slicer program like Chitubox or Lychee Slicer to get the file prepared for printing, they are free programs 🙌🙌
If you want to create your own models from scratch, there is a free version of Fusion 360, TinkerCAD, or you could use Shapr3d on mobile devices. Lots more too, but those are three I know of off the top of my head
Down the road, I'll create a video that shows the steps I take to print something from start to finish. I'd like to get some more experience under my belt first so it's as useful as possible
@@l.r.designstudioslauriesul8993
If you have one of the newer iPhones take advantage of that LiDAR sensor
It’s so easy to scan something with my phone and prepare it for printing