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Concerning the "drying over night", I dont think they are drying from the IPA, they're just chilling. 99% IPA dries in like a minute or two if its just a small coating and does not leave residue. Just pointing that out.

Great video! Pro tip: Before smoothing out the film, I maxed out my credit card first to make it heavier.

Hmmm, I have a question about this, can "over curing" while printing help make the mini come out better? Or is that process not powerful enough to really help cure the middle of the mini?

I'm about to get started on my 1st mini-painting session, & wanted a refresher on the basics of preparing a wet palette. This was perfect, thanks!

Exactly what I do for successful prints. My problem is when I didn't have success and theres like micro layers of cured resin on the bed. hard to scrap... wondering if I need an alcohol bed to loosen it.

relax bro

Rambling... rambling

What’s the name of the pink soap you mentioned? Thanks!

Wouldn't they be able to be crushed and go into the environment anyway? I'd say if you are doing a bigger print, you might be able to grind these up, including not cured, and put the dusty bits into the larger print to add mass, then try to force cure it or at least in layers. Like a hollow skull you fill up would probably take days worth of prints right?

What is "IPA"???

thank you so much!

I was struggling to have my minis stay on the bases after gluing them down, they were very fragile. I didn't try gel version though, I will have to check that out. I ended up downloading blender 4.0 and after watch a tutorial on how to join models together found it was super easy. So I just print them as one solid piece now.

Great video and very informative. Thank you for sharing the links to all the supplies. Can you tell me what size the tray is and where you got it, the one you use to scrap the parts off the build plate into.

Just out of curiosity not sure if you said it in the video briefly and I missed it but how often do we change the alcohol from the containers?

I agree. Their own brand paper is too thick.

do you level with screen protector on or off please,?

damn my test print stucked so hard that when it finnaly detached I cutted my finger with the plate with resin on it pretty sure resin get inside of this cut I hope this is not my lats day

Use cotton pads on fep

Nice. I made on using the 12 volt plug my home made curing station uses, but the embedded resistor gets warm. Thing I'll try the 9 volt battery Also may make 2 or 3 lights to do all sections at one time

Very welll

cure the supports then through it away - saved you 2 mins.

if your printer has a clean vat feature putting them in the corner of the vat before using the clean function makes it overly easy to remove the cleanse sheet instead of trying to pick at it with a soft spatula

My issue is what to do with the cured sheets I get from vat clean prints after a failed print? They’re too big to put into my curing station, and often have a lot of resin on them due to remaining submerged in resin after exposure. I’d been putting them into a small clear bin which I then put out in the sun, but they end up fully curing to that making that bin unusable.

Thank you. I bought one after watching your video and this thing is super nice!! 😁

Thank you for sharing this fantastic video! I own an Anycubic Photon M3 Max, and I've been experiencing some difficulties when printing a bottle cap. I recently acquired the Wash and Cure Max, and I must say, your approach yields much better results! However, I'm struggling with resin layer separation despite printing at a thickness of 0.05 as per the ABS-Like Resin Pro manufacturer's recommendations. Any advice you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Awesome video!

Yes, I agree about the respirator. BUT there are different respirator for different things. Make sure you know what to get. Is resin fumes considered vapor? If so, then you want a respirator for vapors

Very good information, much better than the other channels, thanks.

Thanks, the plate would shift when I held it by the bracket

Awesome solution! Thank you for sharing! I’ll make one

what is "mean green"?

Old vid, hopefully someone sees this. I've got a halot mage, and no matter what I do (bolting pattern, tightness) one side always is lifted up. The plate is perfectly flat (I checked at my machine shop) idk what to do

I've been using the Masterson's paper! No wonder I've never really been happy with how my palette worked! Thanks!

I like to overcure mine and use them as destructible terrain in rulesets like LANCER

I have miniature models (1” coffee mug) that doesn’t seem to cure at all. No matter how long I cure, it still scratches off :(

I like my thermalvatband its a plug and play, I dont even know its there half of the time.

its actually kinda scary to know that people all around the world have resin 3d printers. you just know that the majority isnt doing this, especially in developing countries... the poisoning of our environment is really exponential...

I see people who also make silicone molds/liquid resin molding, grind up the supports, and use them as filler in their resin thus using up the supports and using less liquid resin in their creation.

This felt like one of those "perfect" videos, where start to finish, you're professional, informative and offered the links that will help us out a ton!! Thank you for this :) (I've got all the Amazon links open in new tabs!)

Great tip… thanks!

Thx this really helped

QUESTION: Do you mix water with the IPA in those 3 containers?? Or their all 100% IPA?? Thanks

Thanks, I surely be going to watch the rest of your video and channel. I haven’t made the leap yet to resin, but this will certainly prepare me.

Didn't you just wash n later cured these items at a makeshift station?

Did the draying models are still toxic after wash?

Height x size (resin used also calculated as volume) so if your tallest print is 32mm from build plate it's .32 multiplied by the total amount of resin used for build in ML. So for example 32mm in height x 55ml used would be .32x.55=0.176 so 176sec (2min and 56sec)curing time. This gives you the minimum curing time necessary When you slice all the relevant info necessary to determine curing time pops up. This is of course on the assumption your filling the build plate, if you just printing one single piece, its height x size x layer count. This gives you the maximum curing time not to exceed.

thanks man i have to use youtube after i went crazy on reddit with frustragiousness with my new prunterw but i got em both working resin and pla i think i like resin better

Thanks. Just tried to use mine and the paint was handling like it was dry. I hadn’t soaked the parchment 😓

A lot of information in a short video, thats what I need. Congratulations and thank you!

Why not use the one basket and move it to each tub?

Phrozen needs to stop using the word rigid, they don't know what it means lol. Things that are rigid aren't 'sort of flexible and really strong' - rigid is the exact opposite of flexible. A rigid resin would have NO FLEX AT ALL, ZERO.