5 Big Mistakes Beginners Make with Resin 3D Printing

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What's IPA?
Comment from : César Rodríguez

No6 Using Anycubic 3D printer
Comment from : Unix 77

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you for the valuable information!
Comment from : Hedgewalker

Sorry this is an older video but I just came upon it and I didn't quite catch what you called the belt you were using to heat the resin I'm just using a heat gun right now and though of get a point and shoot heat gun but what your doing looks more like my speed 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist
Comment from : The Model Hobbyist

If you're worried about sunlight through a window, just buy blackout curtains I bought some for ten bucks a piece at Walmart Bought black for a little more blocking, but they werr 90 blackout Two sets per window and my bedroom was almost pitch black mid day
Comment from : purplemushroomcloud

Curious: What air temperature should I be shooting for? Is room temp fairly decent, 20 C?
Comment from : nexus1g

Him: Keep it out of the sunbrMe, a cave dweller: What's sun, Precious?
Comment from : nexus1g

Me who just wasted 100 dollars cause i left all the removable parts in the sun 🥲
Comment from : DomSchra

Love that dankpods music
Comment from : The Emerald Show

The only time I clean my vat is it I'm changing resins Even when a print fails I can pop out the solid "puddle" without emptying the vat
Comment from : Phil Nolan

Number 1 wrong You can never know there is a small particle left or not in your tub with failed print or without Don't be lazy, just clean your VAT Internet is full videos about "i punctered my FEP, my machiene ruined"
Comment from : Godwish

Me being an idiot with sunlight: I had parts in the printer which I needed to clean off, my garage door was open, so I thought: it's a nice day out, I'll just take the print bed outside to remove and clean the parts Of course all the excess resin instantly hardened as soon as the sunlight hit it My part was ruined and I had a huge hassle trying to scrape all the hardened resin off my print bed Whoops
Comment from : Josh Carter

Wait so the paper under the plate should NOT move? YouTubers have been telling me that it has to move slightly
Comment from : Hlommer Sottana

Can you link to the leveling video you talk about?
Comment from : LEGO 116

the exact info I needed! Just got my first ever 3d printer Photon Mono M5s
Comment from : anikanbounty97

Is using a space heater near the resin dangerous? I wonder if the fumes are flammable
Comment from : Ramon Hamm

Switching colors, you need to clean the vat
Comment from : Darkburrow

Another method I found works it's a modified Uncle Jesse quick clean I empty the vat only leaving about 1/2 mm or less, just enough to cover the FEP film Put a small waste part like a support in the corner for a handle Fire up the screen clean feature if your printer has it, wait the 20 or so seconds, pull up lightly on the waste support and everything comes right out No rubbing any FEP film been doing this for a few weeks and I have had no issues with left over resin at all
Comment from : EvilMP5

But what are you using on the microfiber cloth? Water?
Comment from : Justin Amendt

Lounge music is cool
Comment from : VHS Paradise

😢man super disorganized but that's me thinking you sure do make it look like printing from hell 😮 I normally do 2 steps and done nothing like what you do wow
Comment from : Sicilian Boy

Tip 0 – do not use terrible distracting background music And thanks for the rest! 👍
Comment from : NUeB – velomobiles

M'y original anycubic fep IS frosted IS it normal ?
Comment from : HandyJ

I keep my 3d printer in side the box it came in during the day
Comment from : Conwera

sunlight most underrated factor in creating resin issues ☀
Comment from : Maurice Gosby

My printer does not print, when calibrating the image that it should not appear What will be the problem? What should I do?
Comment from : Gayatriouxsie Gahan Gore

What fermentation band would you recommend?
Comment from : Joshua Tedd

I don't want to leave the resin in the vat because its right next to my desk (I live in very small apartment) and I don't want to be breathing in the fumes all the time
Comment from : Isaac Johnson

Yep it's a mess soo far but still trying to print out the demo cube
Comment from : Blinkster93

I use the FEP to level my plate Never had an issue
Comment from : SOLID KREATE

I left my resin in my tank for a year It became translucent black but after I stirred it up it was like new Just printed a a Bulbasaur for my Daughter
Comment from : SOLID KREATE

You REALLY need to STOP adding background music to videos WITH NARRATION! it ONLY makes it harder to hear what you are saying! 🤬
Comment from : Rob @h

Right about the engagement, That's why I'm leaving this comment just to help a brother out XD
Comment from : Ben Laser

I didn't know it was the ipa cloudi g my screens cleaning Thank you
Comment from : Ken Geerts

Hi how are you my models is very small how can I fit to normal sizes my printer photon x2
Comment from : yasir amad

Thank you so much I was wondering about several of these
Comment from : Nick Presley

Really these tips really are not helping anyone Cleaning tip was right, others not so Also its Vat not fat
Comment from : Luova3D - Printing & Playing

why you mentioned save hair in the beginning of video? Edwards
Comment from : Allen Livingston

thank you googleing what a fep is now
Comment from : rich H

You: "Keep the 3D printer out of the sun"brMe: bprints on the balcony because I have no space nor do I want to gas my pet snakes/b "Hee hoo"
Comment from : Gaol Break

I put a spray nozzle on my IPA and spray prints as needed instead of bathing them Sometimes I use an old toothbrush to get leftover resin completely off before curing Uses a fraction of IPA compared to bathing prints
Comment from : Fabian Chavez

I lost a printer screen because I newbishly followed this video's advice about not cleaning my vat, until my FEP tore Being able to see your FEP makes it a lot easier to verify whether your last print may have stressed it to the point of risking a tear on the next print And a FEP full of resin is a FEP that is hard to inspect Don't let a FEP problem turn into a $200 screen problem Clean your vat bucko
Comment from : Owen Sheppard

I also noticed you put the resin back in bottle without straining it! Doesn't matter if nothing in it strain it you'll be surprised what gets caught! I got a metal mest bosh for straining instead of filters but it's catching loads of like grit from new resin and strands of stuff!
Comment from : Dougie

Only when you said "like that smash button and all that jazz" did I realize I had been hearing jazz for 5 minutesbrAnd I'm still trying to like that SMASH button ! hahabrbrI've not done my first print yet with my freshly received Anycubic Mono 2, I'm a bit anxious to screw up hahahabrThanks for the video !
Comment from : Chronicles of Tiny Battles

Every video doing the same thing talking lol nobodies saying flat out how to set this thing up everyone a fkn scientist or expert 😂
Comment from : GMB CNote Keys

Im in the uk, do you have a link to the heating belt you use?brI need something like that to print next winter
Comment from : 8bitpineapple

can you send the link for your heat band?
Comment from : JaKlaro

like the smash button ffs xD
Comment from : Sublunarfox

Thanks for the video! ALL of my solid prints get stuck to the FEP, ripping off at the claws of the supports The plate base layers are solid and everything prints great until the layer I am printing becomes fairly large and it suction onto the fep, ripping off from the support talons and failing the print i tried using lube onto the fep, i tried angling the model but nope Anycubic mono 6k and Anycubic plant base resin FYI Need help asap! -_-
Comment from : Stevino Selecta

Telling folks not to clean the FEP with IPA is ridiculous It's chemical proof which is why it's used It's paper towels and rags that mark FEP - not IPA
Comment from : AJC

I'm a total noob when it comes to this process of 3d printing at 0:37 time stamp you've said something bad about IPA and you just blew my mind brWhat's wrong with IPA? I'm going to open a fresh & cold can of IPA and sip it as I continue trough your video There you have it :D
Comment from : Burning Diesel Production

Good advice, and never mix water soluble resin with Resin that requires Alcohol to clean it youtube/odCnG7_YvJQ
Comment from : STL Trek Models

I use E85 now for cleaning as it is about 3 dollars a gallon instead of 21 to 50 ish like Denatured and IPA I have it in a well ventilated setting and I use a filter respirator mask alsobrIt does have odor but it is not as strong as Denatured Alcohol is, and as long as you are not huffing it, it is just as safe
Comment from : STL Trek Models

I just bought my first resin printer and watching this video really helped me on things to and not to do Question In my house I have a window in every room would putting a towel over the printer work or would it affect ventilation or ruin the resin/prints?
Comment from : Charis Tucker

Leveling - in addition to what you said, you will for sure need to relevel if you swap out the resin tank (appreciate maybe your model doesn't have this, but it's an extra on some models and you can buy a spare ) :)
Comment from : Jericho

"Like the smash button"brbrAre you really dyslexic, or was that a tongue-in-cheek joke you made? Just curious😅
Comment from : Korean Pathfinder

what is the belt thing you used to heat your resin?
Comment from : NeinDao

BRAVO about placing everything in the window to cure before you throw it away!!!!brI just watched another video of some guy that didn't have a 405nm curing LED or setting his "trash" in the sun, he appeared to just throw this used paper towels, gloves and screens in the trash GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! This crap is HIGHLY dangerous for landfills and the ocean and incinerators I'm not a tree-hugger, but I dont want poisonous veggies on my plate or in my fish :
Comment from : Graynoble

You fail in point 1 - no point for me to watch further - leaving the resin in the tank first smells, second it evaporates and hardens, building a film on top and it is losing its properties
Comment from : Lachezar Krastev

I've literally had my resin left in the tank for up to 6 months before 😂 come back swirl it around and she's good as new
Comment from : Connor Dwyer-Power

always remember just because you don't have to clean the vat between prints, it's a good idea to still search for floating pieces broken off from the previous print
Comment from : Jesse Lee

3 out of 6 aint bad SMH
Comment from : Kieth Biasillo

Tip #1 and tip #2 - no clean Isn't there a consequence of mixing different types of resins? For example ABS-like or clear with leftover of the tough?
Comment from : Marek Szopiński

Exquisite video Leaves a good space for us newbies to add more findings as well Earned my sub!
Comment from : Donnie M

For some reason this video reminds me of @DankPods
Comment from : Harash

The hammer at the end killed me 😂Great tips I’ve wondered how often I should be cleaning I’ve definitely been doing more than necessary
Comment from : XionMerc Games

I usually try to make sure there are good preparations before printing In the past I often made the mistake of not shaking the resin well before putting it in the tray and had the problem that it would lose size due to the amount of resin being deposited and liquid on the top So in my opinion, shaking well for about 5 minutes before use will give a better than expected result I live in Vietnam, so the weather is also quite warm, I wonder how affected people in cold countries will be?
Comment from : SALIMA JEWELRY

Do you leave the fermentation belt on during printing ?
Comment from : Martin WF

mistake #1 is buying these toxic hazard and setting it up in your room
Comment from : Rajinder Yadav

Great video
Comment from : Robert Malecki

thank you for the video! Im a 3d game artist looking to make some of my anime sculpts into figures, would you have a good recommendation on what printer to get? my budget is 3k Im doing research and it looks like a resin printer would be a start but I'm honestly a total beginner, haha I appreciate any advice you can give! Thanks for the video!
Comment from : Birdchii

I am just about to get a resin printer, and this was a good video to watch I could not quite understand Number 6 could you elaborate if that would be ok?
Comment from : Thee Lord of Darkness

If I level my printer so tight that I can't move it, I got issues I lift the plate, so the paper just bearly can move I do the same with my cnc mill It's not much (maybe it doesn't really make a difference) but for me it's better this way
Comment from : Kini

Excellent video Quick question Your heater you use, how do you run the cable out of the UV cover? HAve you cut a small hole in your cover?
Comment from : Ronin 677

Man, I just liked the smash button! 😄 But besides everything, thanks for the great advices! Almost 10 years on FDM but brand new to resin so I took everything you've said like a dry spoon
Comment from : Neagoe Catalin

No you should definitely not leave resin sitting in there for months
Comment from : Miguels Models, Minis, & More!

Question: what is the most proper way to remove prints from the tray? I've been using a metal cooking scraper since I got my printer about a year ago The tray screen is scratched on the surface from it, but prints still seem to stick to it just fine Is there a better way, and have I ruined my tray?
Comment from : wyvern876

Background music too loud to clearly hear what you are saying
Comment from : Main Stay

i find the resen color splits out so i put it back in bottle to shake it
Comment from : mariopic

You should always leave your printing plate inside your printer enclosure, once the print is finished, remove it from the plate in one shot with a scraper, wipe the plate clean to be sure no plastic is left on it and put it back in the enclosure
Comment from : Maude Potvin

not keeping track of count isn't dyslexia, it's dyscalculia
Comment from : Niko L

The background music made me think I was about to get an A/B test of headphones
Comment from : MechMK1

New to resin printing and thank you for the point about leaving the resin I had wondered about this and I had even said to myself after my first print, "It's not like it's milk"
Comment from : Robert Kaucher