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Is this compatible with the GK Two Adapter you made?

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I have Paint3D installed. Works fine when Default.

Uhh stupid question, but does this necessitate sawing a hole in the side of the printer cover? I'm not quite sure how to go about that

Honestly even good industrial painters get there freshair from outside the paint booth on an air line as a carbon filter mask technically only lasts 24 hours of use before needing a new cartridge so no they cant be %100 trusted

Wheres the rest of the video?!

doing GODS work

New bayonet twist-lock style out now!! makerworld.com/en/models/487870 If you still want to use magnets as seen in this video, you can grab the latest version of those files here. makerworld.com/en/models/199062

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I'm sorry but whambam are ridiculously overpriced. I use the generic from AliExpress and had zero issues on my mono m5s. Don't be fooled.

I was under the impression that higher resolution resin used finer particles, but clearly it doesn't make any difference.

This video is remarkably invaluable. I just got into 3D printing and I needed to know which resin tastes the best. I'm building up an immunity.

18:00 can still see the increased exposure in the same spot in several of the other prints though. Not sure if that's part of the model design to have slightly varied sized diamonds, but some of the prints they look identical sizes. It's just not as bad as that one print where they end up closing the gaps.

Ooo scaled right it would be great for certain models

People need to know that travel speeds (The big marketting 1200mm/s) means nothing and you really care about max volumetric flow, cooling and highest acceleration before notable defects.

Is the 2.0 the older version? There’s like 3 different Anycubic resins and i want the strongest, Anycubic tough resin, Anycubic tough resin ultra, or Anycubic tough resin 2.0? So confusing

Getting a magnetic plate was definitely the best thing ever, prints are so easy to get off now.

Awesome. I printed the magnet ones but I need a few more. Where can I get the files for these?

Just use a small space heater.

"Time, learning and Money?" So Warhammer is a Hobby too then - Not a game --- I learned how to use my "Hobby" resin printer faster then the rules for 40k

Say "Petrol" brother! Don't need to pander to an international audience; using the local dialect is endearing and genuine! Great video though!!

All of this resin is cheap resin if you have a Formlabs printer. Theirs is like $300 a bottle.

I do like this style of video

I don't use resin printers or have any interest in owning one, but I have to give you a ton of credit for this video. I don't want to think of how long you spent washing, curing, emptying reservoirs, spraying, photographing, wondering how many days that last whiff of resin took off your life.

actual content starts at 15:15

Thanks a lot. I hope to find a Resin review: difference between water washable and standard. Detail difference ABS like and standard. "Odorless" and Smelly (is the smell the only difference)

I am planning on buying this printer. Mostly for fast medium scale printing of pla for a board game production project and for fun

Very informative as always. Thank you from a novice trying to figure out this very issue currently.

I’ve tried most of these, mostly in 60/40, 70/30, and 80/20 blends for details and strength. The resins I’m using pretty much exclusively now are Conjure Standard 8K Grey (or Black) and Conjure Rigid Grey (or Black). I’m using an 80% Standard 8K to 20% Rigid blend. I’ve found that gives me the performance I’m looking for.

Want! and yeah scenery!

i thought the screen had gone on my laptop...

Sunlu is the best. Best price. Best bottle. Best resin