As soon as he mentioned 'bubblegum colored' I immediately thought of M.U.S.C.L.E. figures.

@tonyc7004

4 жыл бұрын

yesss

@martyndragar7910

3 жыл бұрын

Those where the days!! Oh to be young again, l had bag fulls. "hmmm my triceps have biceps" 😂😂😂

@tehKap0w

3 жыл бұрын

@@martyndragar7910 "You, blockhead!" We had ours in an old lunchbox.

This led me to goobertown hobbies and i freaking love Brent. That guy is so chill in his videos and i love them

I trust Dr. Brent because he has a very honest looking shoulder cat.

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@idkman4740

4 жыл бұрын

3D Printed Tabletop your doing better mr herrero (it’s abdiel)

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

@@idkman4740 Thanks Abdiel - be good bud!

@johnyip156

4 жыл бұрын

I like your alternative to the pickle jar. Can you tell me where you got those?

@Bluebrain

4 жыл бұрын

Please tell me where to get these "washing buckets" as seen at 7:34

@markgilbert218

4 жыл бұрын

@@Bluebrain Any response to the washing buckets?

After watching your channel for awhile, I finally decided to buy a any cubic photon printer. I just got it in today, I’m so excited to use it!

I've been printing with this stuff for a few weeks now. I started with it first before trying the other stuff. Smell: Comparing to say Anycubic Black Resin. Once you've used it that when the smell becomes apparent. I have to say in comparison, I really stopped noticing it. It's like a concentrated plant stem smell vs an industrial chemical smell. Think more simple clean then bleach. IPA was far stronger then the orange plant resin I have. Printing: I've been using the Elegoo Mars. The default settings have been fine for me. Cure in a uv box for 30 minutes. Quality : It got all the detail of my models. When I finally got the black resin, the quality is identical. If you've ever ordered Fine Detail Plastic from Shapeways. It was all comparable. The flex is a nice little feature for me because I'm making then toys with thinner parts. That little flex was very desirable. Finish: I found that needed an alcohol wipe down because the surface is kinda spongy before the cure. I don't think you need a tank dump but I had to dry off the surface with it. I haven't done more testing so there may be another way. If it's tacky after the cure, wipe it down with alcohol. Okay now for some potential cons outside of price(which could go down as they increase production). I think that flexibility is double edges sword. I found supported failed less but there was a high chance of the print deforming more if the support failed. Or I have some prints that got deformations after multiple prints while the black resin was better. That was one print out of many though. Altering the exposure could fix that. That softness even after the baths has a little tack so you know lint likes to attach more. Though that surface also doesn't really scratch and leave a white mark. Once you paint these things though the surface isn't really an issue. Last thing. I keep seeing Non Toxic being thrown around so I'm glad this video is up. At no point does Anycubic ever make the claim it's non toxic. Biodegradable =/= non toxic. Plant based =/= non toxic.

@themoody1337

4 жыл бұрын

Heyo, I bought the Eco Black Resin and I can't get a successful print with it. What exact settings are you using sir? Would help me A LOT.

@Chris-kz3pb

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, if you see this, i would also appreciate an answer to The Moody's question. I got also some trouble with printing it.

@99Plastics

3 жыл бұрын

Mate on the amazon and their store page it literally says "Low oder and with safety"

@massimotomaselli7531

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, what about exposure time? It's really too long? Five times the normal resin? Thanks for the help.

@five2112

2 жыл бұрын

@@99Plastics Yeah but that doesn't equate to "non toxic" - unless you see a spec sheet you don't know what is in it. Would you lick it, put it in your mouth? Of course not. Treat it as you would regular resin with the odor benefit and the fact you are making the planet a little better in the process.

Danny really appreciate your videos..... you seem like you'd be fun to chill with.... love your passion for the hobby...and what you do for us newbs.....

Thanks for this video! I was just considering getting this and now I will for sure. Also love the Brent had a hand in helping you evaluate this. I’ve called him the Bob Ross of the Mini painting hobby!

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I try to work with this stuff as much as possiable now, low fumes almost no headaches and very easy to work with with good print quality!

What about VOCs and toxic fumes? That’s what I’m most concerned about

@IPrint3dMinis

2 жыл бұрын

They all have fumes, highly recommend a ventilated room, wear a mask, gloves, and get a small air purifier.

@Tim_3100

Жыл бұрын

@@IPrint3dMinis if they made safe resin would get a resin printer but i'll stick with my safer adventurer3 fdm printer. But FDM tech seems to be really catching up i think i printed a cat on my setup it was incredibly well detailed

@cypress83

Жыл бұрын

@@IPrint3dMinis what type of mask? I’ve seen people say a full on respirator but I feel like that’s a lot.. is an N95 mask good?

@IPrint3dMinis

Жыл бұрын

@@cypress83 I use a normal N95 mask when working with IPA and resins, I also use one when sanding, or cleaning anything. Never can be too safe.

@cypress83

Жыл бұрын

@@IPrint3dMinis so just to be clear, when I’m printing, I just need to wear a normal n95, none of the big stuff

This was rly helpful cuz my mum was worried about me having some long term effects if I got a 3D printer and this is what allowed me to get my 3D printer Thank you!!

Your camera work and lighting looks soo much better than 12months ago!!

Elegoo grey is super not-stinky and only $34 for 1kg. Cure your waste outside in the sun and its inert. -Brent

Also remember some people are more sensitive to irritants than others. If you, or anyone in your house is sensitive, and if it irritates the skin, it will probably irritate the respiratory tract - which can cause big problems over time

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

This is a very good point. Thanks for sharing!

@michaelwuchitech7598

4 жыл бұрын

@@3DPrintedTabletopSome rationalize with the attitude of what I can't smell won't hurt me - just like what I can't see won't hurt me

Great video Danny!

@MrMix1212

3 жыл бұрын

You were like a ninja!! Coming outta no where, popping smoke....and gone

This is the stuff I use. Luckily it’s come down in price haha. I got a 1 liter bottle for $25 on Black Friday so it’s great. Definitely still smells but is WAY more bearable. I can bring the same room working while it’s running and I’m fine. Great stuff. I’ve got awesome results from it too.

@mikeoxlong1395

11 ай бұрын

Since your comment was one of the more recent ones and you've used this resin, i'll be asking you. Is it ok to just dump this thing in thrash, by that i mean paper towels that i used to clean/drain the stuff i work with or supports? Normally, i'd set them in the sun for a while and hope it's cured before throwing them away, with the resin being a safety hazard and all that.

@oOBlueFireOo

7 ай бұрын

@@mikeoxlong1395u should still try to cure it in the sun. If its uncured at all its still toxic. Lots of animals(and sometimes people lol) loot through trash. So to be safe, dont just throw it away, cure it as much as possible first.

Just ordered two bottles to try. Thanks for the review!

You have a very particular type of charisma that I can't quite put my finger on

i tend to use an old sonic toothbrush to clean my prints in the ipa. that way you can make sure they are clean. i find just dipping and swerling is not enough for prints i also use a syringe to suck ipa and flush onto the models. this acts like a mini power washer. handy to clean out resin from hollows. and yes all resins bio or non bio should always be treated with respect. good video. i love the plant based resin from anycubic. i was one the beta testers for the resin. i got good results and had my printer in the same room as me. and hardly notice the smell. i don't like the other resins that claim that you can clean with water as we all know people will end up washing them in the sink and would start to think well if i can wash in water i don't need gloves even if in the video of the resin they show someone wearing gloves. at the end of the day people are people and will skip stuff if they think they can. again thanks for a great video.

The flexible mention got me the most interested.

Great video as always Danny!!!

Hey Danny, love your work, like so many others you got me into this - would you be so kind as to share your printer settings for this resin? Exposure times, layer hight etc would be awesome - it seems like you have those dialled in pretty well for francesca's models!

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

Saw your comment on FB, but also responding in case others see this comment. Thanks for the comment, by the way! Keep in mind, I'm using the EPAX which has a slightly stronger screen. Layer Height: 0.04mm Bottom Layer: 6 Exposure: 6s Bottom Exposure: 45s Bottom Lift: 5mm Lifting: 5mm Bottom Lift: 60mm/min Lifting Speed: 60mm/min Retract Speed: 180 mm/min

Try a water wash after the ipa wash and let the water evaporate off the print before curing and that should work this is what I do when normal resin prints cure tacky hopefully this helps great video man learned quite a bit from it!

Brent is the Bob Ross of mini painting

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

Brent is truly a Bob Ross of everything

@tommyd2235

2 жыл бұрын

It’s like listing to Bob Ross and watching a less strung out and positive Dave Mustaine.

I found tacky resin prints to be from improper washing. you can actually get the tackiness off with a brush and some fresh ipa. I think it's from an IPA bath with too much resin in it. You can actually set your IPA bath outside and pull the cured resin out as it will basically cure solid and the IPA will be 'cleaner'. You could then filter it too.

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

I'll definitely be changing out my IPA and cleaning it out like you suggested. Strange that other resins with these same batches of IPA weren't affected though. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for this I've been contemplating buying the plant based resign for my photon. I really like the flexibility to it

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

You should give it a shot - the flex was the best surprise from my tests!

I’m printing your models, and they look SO GOOD! I still can’t use your profile on cura 4.3 😱

Thank you for this! Very informative...I've been looking for someone who researched into the Plant-based claims 😁

I just bought some of this stuff. We'll see how it goes! I print in my garage as well but that isn't an option over the winter haha

Nice Video Quality!, good lighting

I'm diggin' it. Those colours are looking real fresh.

@TonyZEHS

4 жыл бұрын

Colours eh? Where are you from?

@Schizopantheist

3 жыл бұрын

i.redd.it/5ef40c4kk9px.png British English: most of the world uses it.

Sry, late to the party. Just got a phrozen sonic mini 4k, and loving it. Quick question, if this is still 'toxic to aquatic life' and you can't wash it down your drain, what is the point of this resin? What are you paying extra for? Is it just a big lie?

So, I was stupid and inexperienced and got resin on a container, which I then touched barehanded. I washed my hands reasonably quickly but didn't have any side-effects. I will say though, if I'm in the room too long while printing, it does make me a little dizzy and I did get a slight headache, but I have mild asthma so it's possible that others won't have that.

bwahahaha that intro music switch up was great!

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

Even with the instant demonization...totally worth it :D Been loving all of your recent resin spree BTW. Been an inspiration for me to cover more of it myself. Big hug, man!

I find these kinds of products dangerous, because most people do not associate "natural" and "eco" with the word "toxic". Curing stations and setups can be pricey, or simply a hassle ... If you market something as "natural" you're just giving people an excuse to be even more reckless with resins x)

Have been enjoying your videos (subscribed to you)

Danny, have you tried an ultrasonic cleaner with Mean Green cleaner? Some other vids on KZread point out the IPA is the worst cleaner vs other options. 3 mins in an ultrasoic that is heated a bit (~60c) yields the best results and prints won't be tacky.

Regarding your stickiness/tackiness. Most likely due to print settings. I found that I needed to up the exposure time a bit for perfect results. I will personally not be buying it again unless it goes down in price. I'll stick with elegoo gray

Soy bean is a troubled product too, which makes it not so ECO. Isn't there a better oil to use? Soy bean farming is one of the main causes of deforestation. There are other options though. And eat no meat helps too :)

we need more videos on resin printers/anycubic!!

Danny, Christmas is coming and I want to get into resin printing of miniatures for my gaming group. Overdressed make a video for us black Friday shoppers. Thank you Patrick :-)

Hi, thank you for the video. What about exposure time? It's really too long? Five times the normal resin? Thanks for the help.

I love this resin. It doesn't stink up my house, which matters because I have 2 printers that are almost always running. (Sadly, it doesn't prime and paint itself, so while the lack of stink is great, the trade off is an eternally growing pile of shame in the form of unpainted minis.)

@IPrint3dMinis

2 жыл бұрын

I got a table full of shame, apart from the purchased kits, and kit bashing stuff I own. I think my current count is 60 unpainted figures on my table, and about 50 more in boxes. My wife thinks I am silly, but it's what keeps me sane.

Danny, thank for all the great content. im having a real hard time trying to find curing parameters/times for running my anycubic photon S with anycubic ECO grey. its hard to find resources that really spell it out for you. can you tell me what you think i should be using? thanks again

Terrific overview, thanks. Came here because I'm finding plant resin being used to line the inside of hot beverage paper drinking cups. I wonder how such resins behave in heated situations and whether if they are actually food safe. So many paper drinking cups are lined with polyethelene, for obvious reasons, but the micro-plastic disaster prompts me to find alternatives.

Hey there 3D PT, I'm looking to set up a small factory of 3D printers and was thinking of using this stuff, but I've one question that I'm hoping you can help me with. I'm wondering how easy or viable it would be to add pigments to this resin for a different colour, coz tbh - I'm no fan of those bubble-gum vibes for the products we'll be making

Really the only reason I've been afraid to get a resin printer is because I live in an apartment and have animals more specifically rats which have sensitive respiratory systems. I'll be delighted if I can resin print without having to worry about killing my boys.

Danny, you’re a treasure! Lol. Also Brent.

Another great vid bud!! 👍🏻 can l ask where do you get your bath boxes from thanks in advance 😉

Where did you find your wash station Tupperware? Please link if you can. Thanks!

Great video! Just ordered a saturn 3 ultra and the wash and cleaning station seperately but I'm curious if I have to use the rapid resin with it to get high speed print times or if it is just as with any resin. I'd like to use the plant based for smell purposes. Any help would be much appreciated

Where did you get your rinsing vats? Also, dumb question but do I need to be concerned with venting the air as I would with a nonpolar filament printer?

I would cure the prints longer to deal with tackiness. though im not using the eco resin, a lot of my projects involve direct application of thick resin to repair from sanding, and give high gloss effects. this takes 3x the normal curing time, or more before they are not sticky. I'm talking hours, and hours sometimes.

good day Mr Danny!! i have a question. i have a Nobel SLA 0.1 and i want to use it on a 3d party resin but i dont now which one chose, what do you think its better for an old SLA printer

wow that pink, flexible resin looks great! What works for me for removing tackiness, I simply drip dawn dish soap after washing in 99% IPA (you know the stuff they use to clean little ducklings from oil spills) onto the miniature and let it soak in warm water for a half hour or so. Seems to help quite a bit if 90% IPA doesn't do the job.

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

This is really a great idea. I'm gonna try it for sure! Thank you! (Also, you sold me when you brought in the baby ducklings)

@shadowofkitsune

4 жыл бұрын

I actually clean it with just soap and warm water, Works great for me. IPA does not work good with resin in my opinion.

I subbed and liked purely for the bubblegum sunglasses scene lol

@3DPrintedTabletop

3 жыл бұрын

I knew SOMEONE would enjoy it :D

Awesome video. Where did you find the SDS sheets for the resin? I didn't have any luck finding them on the Anycubic website.

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

I asked them to send it to me because I was concerned about it, and wanted to touch on that, and they sent it to me!

hi where did you get those 2 liquid containers with a basket in it? or what do you call when you search for it?

Hey guys just a quick one on this.. using the ld-002r and the clear version of this resin I have found that 3.85 exposure time works the best with my printer..

Those wash buckets at 5:50 are amazing. Are they products one can buy?

The new ABS like Elegoo resin tends to stay sticky after post curing. You should try post curing under water and see if that helps :)

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm used to using, and it doesn't cure sticky at all for me. I stopped post curing in water because of this actually, and it helped. Maybe it's just time to clean out the IPA again...

Hi do you have the link for the Safety Data Sheet for this resin I've been scouring the internet for it and its almost impossible to find. I need it to get this resin approved for use in my university's 3D print lab.

@edgarsindler7023

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, I would also like the SDS on this. I am considering buying some of this resin, but without the SDS have not convinced myself that it is worth trying.

@iamwooddude

3 жыл бұрын

did you find a safe resin ?

@Sara-yr4kk

3 жыл бұрын

iamwooddude nope. Covid closed the lab and that was that

@iamwooddude

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sara-yr4kk no worries, thanks anyway

3D Printed Tabletop I’m planning on getting a resin printer anything you would recommend to a beginner such as setting or what resin I use ?

+1 for Francesca Musumeci from Artisan Guild their minis are so good and have been a blast to print

would these work for casting as well? (for example for making dice)

You should not really make anyone sniff & huff resin vapors : D The resins require "adequate ventilation" (means that if you can smell it, it is not adequate?) or ABEK1 -level filters on half-mask etc. I just ordered one such half-mask from 3M. Thanks for the video!

Hi, thanks for the video. So in general, Resin 3d print is not food-safe? I am thinking of printing some kitchen supplies like cookie stamps using Resin 3d printing. Maybe it doesn't work that way.

Can you re-use resin scraps that you cut off the minis? As in, melt them back down to recycle and make more minis out of?

@keezer4346

4 жыл бұрын

No, not in the Photon at least. The UV light changes the polymer structure from liquid to solid.

Can you say where you Set up your resin printer and how you do ventilation and temparatur?

@BrickBazooka

3 жыл бұрын

Also if you vent out the exhaust of the printer or only carbon filter it

Hi Danny, i was thinking about getting a resin printer, but it sounds like they are best to keep in in the garage. I live in Canada, would outside temperature be a big factor, its carzy cold here half the year. or would it be better to build a ventilation box and vent it out side?

@99Plastics

4 жыл бұрын

Temperature you want is around 20C+ or otherwise the resin will start to solidify and have issues.

Do you think it would be possible to cure this type of resin with a uv lamp? Not through a printer just poring into a mold?

I'm trying to use this eco resin to print minis and I'm curious about what settings you used. I am very new to a resin printer and so far I have not been able to get the initial parts to stick to the build plate. I got white resin accidentally and I have read it is a finicky colour but I want to use it since I have it.

@ashchan30

Жыл бұрын

My first prints didn't stick either. I had to install a firmware update. And it works beautifully now! You can look it up online

Good video and informations. I will try that with my photon! Do you have any specific settings for yours or can you share them?

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

I link to my setting in a few comments earlier on! :)

Maybe in a new video you can actually talk about the setting on the Epax for the different resins you use, or maybe you make no changes? Thanks

Would printing with this resin be doable in my bedroom? I'm thinking about getting into 3d printing, but my living situation doesn't allow a separate room for such things. I'm of course concerned about the smell and toxicity in the air. And for FDM printers on the other hand, I'm concerned about quality, as I'm looking to print small detailed miniatures.

@spqrnemesis2801

3 жыл бұрын

Im in the same situation, planing on getting one with a fully closed cover and modifying it with rubber insulating so it becomes airtight when not in use. While in Use oben wide every single window.

@Xornim

3 жыл бұрын

@@spqrnemesis2801 WOuld ask the same thing...

@byalexnd200

3 жыл бұрын

From other creators and my research, no, do not put in in your room because the "smell" are toxic fumes than can give you bad ilneses in the future. But if you really want to, you can make a fume hood, whith a fan extractor goin out of a window (and add a chimeney).

@byalexnd200

3 жыл бұрын

@@spqrnemesis2801 The problem insulating it, is that the gases are still inside, and when you open it for the minis, all those gases get out to your room. Its better if you make a fume hood with a good exaust and the smell will be gone.

@spqrnemesis2801

3 жыл бұрын

@@byalexnd200 thanks for the reply, since carbon fiber masks are used to filter while handling theese chemicals, would it be posible/usefull to ad a fan that pushes the inside air through one of theese filters. That would make the whole compartment sub ambient pressure and filter the stuff out?

You guys didn't answer the ONE question everyone has and can't answer. Are the VOCs from this resin toxic?

@improvestepbystep

4 жыл бұрын

of course it is toxic 5:40

@dissident3227

4 жыл бұрын

@@improvestepbystep the fumes, not the resin itself.

@dissident3227

4 жыл бұрын

@@improvestepbystep STOT-SE Category 3 includes only respiratory tract irritation (sore throat, cough) and narcotic effects (dizziness, drowsiness). Respiratory tract irritants • Respiratory tract irritants are classified primarily using human data. Category 3 respiratory tract irritants cause irritant effects that impair function with symptoms such as cough, pain, choking, and breathing difficulties. • Observations from animal inhalation studies may be used as part of the weight of evidence approach. Narcotic effects • Substances that cause central nervous system (CNS) depression are classified as STOT- SE Category 3 for narcotic effects. CNS depression in humans may cause such effects as: drowsiness, narcosis (a dazed or sluggish feeling), reduced alertness, loss of reflexes, lack of coordination, and vertigo. CNS depression can also cause: headache, nausea, reduced judgment, dizziness, irritability, fatigue, impaired memory function, deficits in perception and coordination, reaction time or sleepiness. • Narcotic effects may also be observed in animal studies and can include: lethargy (drowsiness), lack of coordination of muscle movement, and others. • Where CNS symptoms are not temporary in nature, classification in Category 1 or 2 should be considered.

do we have to worry about the harmful vapors? even if odarless?

Just one further note on the Biodegradable claim: it IS biodegradable (eco-friendly) _after_ curing. So the final solid part can be disposed of with biodegradable (or regular) trash, and that's what makes it eco-friendly - no more "plastic trash" that's polluting the planet. Still remains a question how long it takes to degrade, but at least this might be "good enough", just like for other biodegradable products. The uncured (liquid) agent is still toxic to marine life as mentioned, and should be handled with the same care. Source: some lab training and manufacturer's own video on it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4Z7saOKmsq4dJs.html

Thanks for the Video! One quick question, I know you say it is not stinky but would it be safe and ok to use inside the house? I don't have the pleasure of having a garage just a hobby room.

@AnimeWars2002

4 жыл бұрын

Your sensitivity may vary but really crack a window open then after printing(which is when it actually smells). Though it also depends on the printer. Some keep the fumes all under the lid and others get exhausted. I would always have good ventilation working when resins.

What settings are you using for the Epax? Is it different per each color?

Thank you for sharing your experience. I have seen in other videos that IPA is not necessary for cleaning this resin. Instead the pieces can be cleaned with soap. I don't know if you did that test, because using soap definitely improves the experience by eliminating odors from the IPA. What is your opinion?

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen Uncle Jessy's video using the Green solution, but haven't tried it yet. Haven't tried regular soap either, but experience very little odor from the IPA to be honest. It is very quick, and minimal in my experience. I've always found much stronger odor from stinky resins themselves.

@shadowofkitsune

4 жыл бұрын

I have good experience with soap and warm water with this resin. But I also clean it for a little longer to combat the stickyness. I actually find soap working better than IPA for me.

@claudiomerchante6011

4 жыл бұрын

​@@shadowofkitsune Thank you!! Cleaning was always a problem and in this way it is greatly simplified. I already bought the resin and I look forward to trying it.

so is it safer? I couldn't figure out if he said it was or not. Pretty vague or did I miss that info in the video?

Can plant resin be used for any kind of resin artwork ? Like the coasters etc etc

Can you do some tests on these resins? I don't own a 3D printer yet but I am planning to get one soon

Would you recommend this as the best for miniatures, cause of the flexibility?

I know I am late to the party, but, I cannot see to find the same SDS referenced in this video. Would anybody know a location where I can find it? I was hoping to have a closer look at it. I seem to be able to locate an SDS' for the regular resin, but not the Eco-resin.

Thanks for the info Danny! What are those containers with the strainers you are using to wash with?

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! They're just pickling containers with IPA in them. They work really well for cleaning in my experience!

@haxjester

4 жыл бұрын

@@3DPrintedTabletop pickling containers! That's what I was looking for. Thanks

This is probably stupid to even mention, but since it is foremost in my mind from working in a HAACP facility, does "soy-based" make it an allergen as well? Not that you are supposed to eat it anyway but...

The only way I can get my 10 month old son to lay down for a nap is to listen to Brett either on KZread or the podcast. His Mom has Boobs, I have Brett.

The problem is will it start decompose and lose details while it is just sitting on your shelf.please help me on that

Where are you supposed to dump the liquid?

I got tacky prints will all my resins when I either had a low room temp, or not long enough curing time per layer. perhaps with the wide curing range it will need more cure time.

good vid. Question: What is the safe use temperature on this resin as well as "normal" resins?

@makerfun3d913

4 жыл бұрын

Generally, 20c is a good starting point. That is what most seem to peg at or around. Some require higher temps. It helps with the viscosity. I know the Longer 3D printers have temperature gauges to keep them within operating parameters. I've also heard you can put the resin container in warm/hot water to warm it up, and then start printing. The reaction (Exothermic I believe is the technical term) releases heat that will hopefully keep the resin at a good temperature. Try touching a failed print, if you happen to catch it mid cure. It is pretty hot.

@mythyc9604

4 жыл бұрын

@@makerfun3d913 thx for the assist!

@CesarinPillinGaming

3 жыл бұрын

@@makerfun3d913 I wonder the same, I live in a very hot environment (think Orlando during summer, I'm on Mexico). And the black washable resin started to coagulate while printing when the temps got near 38C (40C on my printer internal sensor).

Can you share your Print Settings with this resin? Also, great vid!

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I sure can. Keep in mind, I'm using the EPAX which has a slightly stronger screen. Layer Height: 0.04mm Bottom Layer: 6 Exposure: 6s Bottom Exposure: 45s Bottom Lift: 5mm Lifting: 5mm Bottom Lift: 60mm/min Lifting Speed: 60mm/min Retract Speed: 180 mm/min

Hey, Danny! Great video as always! I was wondering what you're using to wash your prints? I'd love to get those buckets.

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

They're pickling jars, and I love them! Here's a link: amzn.to/2pqjnsC :) Happy printing!

@Kylez0rz

4 жыл бұрын

@@3DPrintedTabletop You're a lifesaver, man!

One thing you didn’t mention was if the fumes are toxic like regular resin. Does anyone know if the plant based resin fumes are toxic or as toxic as regular resin?

@albinogonzo3405

2 жыл бұрын

They likely are

Looking good, but the colors... Thanks for sharing :-)

@3DPrintedTabletop

4 жыл бұрын

There are several other colors, and I just prime over it anyways. Definitely not a deal breaker for me, but I get it for folks who don't prime. You're welcome!

For me standard resin is better than echo one because it is more rigid and requires less supports, furthermore the new eco crazy colors do not highlight the details that in the case of miniatures are very important, the eco resin has the tendency to be slower to cure. I can't find it so eco-friendly as on the package they recommend the use of gloves and mask and for cleaning alcohol...

Thanks! What is Brent’s channel?