Sure, if you can get adherence and leveling just right and buy all the tools and supplies needed for post processing after investing in the resin itself, which as an added bonus will etch any plastic on the machine it comes in contact with cause for some reason chemical resistance isn’t something we thought of when we were picking out materials to make a resin printer with.
I couldn’t hack it. This was my first 3d printer as well and I gave up on 3d printing as a whole a long time ago cause I couldn’t learn CAD. Even if I did manage to do that, I’d probably have spent more time finagling with the machine itself than I would enjoying my prints. Nothing ever stayed fixed on that thing.
Probably my fault for going cheap (anycubic photon mono on sale for $100) and not doing my research, but it was firstly an experiment to see if 3d printing was even something I would follow through with long term.
Sure, if you can get adherence and leveling just right and buy all the tools and supplies needed for post processing after investing in the resin itself, which as an added bonus will etch any plastic on the machine it comes in contact with cause for some reason chemical resistance isn’t something we thought of when we were picking out materials to make a resin printer with.
I couldn’t hack it. This was my first 3d printer as well and I gave up on 3d printing as a whole a long time ago cause I couldn’t learn CAD. Even if I did manage to do that, I’d probably have spent more time finagling with the machine itself than I would enjoying my prints. Nothing ever stayed fixed on that thing.
Probably my fault for going cheap (anycubic photon mono on sale for $100) and not doing my research, but it was firstly an experiment to see if 3d printing was even something I would follow through with long term.