I have been resin printing very seriously for 2 years . Please for your safety wear gloves until the model has went through the curing process . That way there wont be any allergic reactions later on or any other infections . Thanks for sharing and happy creating.
@@ingolorenzo4158 _the resin is toxic._ Thats why adequate ventilation is also important. Also the uv light can affect your eyes and skin so be sure to wear long sleeves (perferably a lab coat) and eye protection( nothing crazy, but be sure they block at an od5+ at 405nm, alot of glasses stop short ) i am not an eye professional but i did ask my optometrist for recommendations a vlt of 35-50% is what they recomended. Iv read good things about thor labs they are uk based and quite expensive but the least expensive by far and if you shop around you can find a good deal on ebay. You may think im joking but if you spend a lot of time around the curing station or a very long time around the printer you should think about wearing sunscreen as well. i am kicking around the idea of making video on a proper 'lab' setup for doing 3d resin printing.. Most people are just cowboying it out there and its quite worrying.. They may not feel the affects now but they will notice the effects later.
All these things available now compared to when i were younger! Would love all this modern technology 🤗 Well done Jedrek, look forward to the delights that come from this lovely new toy!! ❣
Under the resin vat is a LCD screen that controls which pixels allow the UV light pass and which pixels do not. Any pixel receiving UV thru the screen and vat bottom glass solidifies the print resin. Any pixel staying dark stays liquid as well. Then the base is lifted one layer and the process repeated.
Here's my understanding of it. Imagine slicing an apple into 100 pieces horizontally. Then taking a photocopier, and making a copy of each slice, so each slice is on a separate page. The 3d printer will take 1 page at a time. It will closely examine the page (it's a b&w copy). The white space of the photocopy image is everything that is not a thin apple slice, and the black circle (of various sizes) is the apple slice. Once the 3d printer closely examines the page, it will look at it in the same way that a digital camera looks at a photo. When you look really closely at it, it's a small speck of dust. The 3d printer will reprint that same photocopied image onto the liquid resin - (which is called UV light or magic), it will then harden in the same way as caramel hardens on a candy apple. The 3d printer then takes another photocopied sheet of the sliced apple and makes another layer of caramel and lets it stick to the 1st layer, and when you look at it closely, you can see that this layer is slightly bigger. Since caramel takes a short time to harden, it makes it easy to make layers. If that explaination doesn't help, there is a RI Institution Christmas Lecture which covers how a 3d printer works. :)
This is insane. I had no idea this kind of 3d printer technology existed, but I guess uv resin has so many possibilities that this kind of advancement was inevitable.
Magnificent acquisition !!!!! Your creativity grows and so do what you need to create your works. Any advance is a guaranteed success !! Congratulations on being such a visionary 👍👍❣️
Wow! Been following u for months now and love ur channel! U r definitely an artist, love ur work! So I just bought this printer and was searching for info on usage and low and behold here U have one as well! Great to see ur liking it! Wish me luck!
These r so detailed, it's amazing. U are gonna make all sorts of cool things with this to put in your resin pieces for sure! Can't wait to see what u come up with!
I really enjoyed how you presented the subject matter in your video. It offers a different view of exactly what I was looking for. From the detail in the prints to the mechanics of the printer. Thank you
Omg.... I hve never seen such an unboxing before.... I never knew about this... But i hve Been waiting for this from the day you posted in the community tab... This was an awesome experience and very much informative too.... This can be marked as a milestone... Excellent work dear one... Love from India... ❤️
I never remove the resin from the vat after I print. I invert the box that the printer came in over the printer, to ensure that the resin never "sees" UV light, and I can keep the resin in the vat for months. I also sometimes cure the prints in place on the build plate with a UV flashlight if I want the prints to have a really shiny surface (be careful to clean all of the stray resin off of the build plate before you do this, or you will have difficultly cleaning the build plate).
Congrats on the new 3d printer. I love your Amazing hand crafted creations but I am sure this machine will help you in untold ways..... From your explanation, You are a smart man....
WHOA!!!😱😱😱😱 Anycubic Printer Mono X 3d WOW. But you have another one printer right. Know I see. I knew it😆😆😆Is that mask 2:04😀😀and that one is old.👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍
Interesting video looks very helpful on your upcoming projects.you can make more amazing artwork that are impressive.Lots of love and abundance blessings.
I got this one in my shopping cart on Amazon store. ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 3D Printer, UV LCD Resin 3D, and the cleaner as well just waiting for money to come in. It might take awhile.
What's not included in the video was how long it actually takes. Perhaps include a watch beside the machine so we can see how much time has passed. The technology has changed and improved so much since it was 1st done, it's hard to measure how long it takes. (Just as how a dot matrix printer used to print, with newer lazer printers it's much faster)
also another question! why do you take the resin out and clean the tray? why not jsut leave the resin in for the next print? thank you for any help, great video by the way🙏
now I really want to print with resin! I think better prices for the UV resin found online but it's not easy to find 1kg or the color you want, it's selling out because this is groundbreaking for printing haha
Please, use gloves to handle uncured resin! It sensitizes your immune system, so even if you don't have any reaction now, you could start having them eventually, and apparently, it can get quite severe. There's a video here by a guy who got 3rd-degree chemical burns from spilling some on his skin. Love your videos, keep it up.
Clean your fep with a microfibre cloth paper tissue will scratch it over time and you will have to replace it sooner, also the darker the resin the crisper the print will be as the light cannot leak around the side of the layer so easy.
![Anycubic Photon Mono X 6K 3d resin printer [HONEST REVIEW]](/img/n.gif)
The best epoxy resin craftmaker in the world award goes to....... Jedrek29t😎😎
Thanks Tumhari
@@jedrek29t welcome
I have been resin printing very seriously for 2 years . Please for your safety wear gloves until the model has went through the curing process . That way there wont be any allergic reactions later on or any other infections . Thanks for sharing and happy creating.
Exactly
Wear gloves, even if the resin doesn't feel like it's effecting you.
Yes, you are right
Why?
@@ingolorenzo4158 _the resin is toxic._
Thats why adequate ventilation is also important.
Also the uv light can affect your eyes and skin so be sure to wear long sleeves (perferably a lab coat) and eye protection( nothing crazy, but be sure they block at an od5+ at 405nm, alot of glasses stop short ) i am not an eye professional but i did ask my optometrist for recommendations a vlt of 35-50% is what they recomended.
Iv read good things about thor labs they are uk based and quite expensive but the least expensive by far and if you shop around you can find a good deal on ebay.
You may think im joking but if you spend a lot of time around the curing station or a very long time around the printer you should think about wearing sunscreen as well.
i am kicking around the idea of making video on a proper 'lab' setup for doing 3d resin printing..
Most people are just cowboying it out there and its quite worrying.. They may not feel the affects now but they will notice the effects later.
@@cosmicrider5898 does the yellow shield not block UV light?
Instablaster.
All these things available now compared to when i were younger! Would love all this modern technology 🤗 Well done Jedrek, look forward to the delights that come from this lovely new toy!! ❣
The technique is moving fast. Thank you
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼
Big hug 😊
Ohhhh the things you will make with that printer!!! I cannot wait💖
😉
Yippie
Lots and lots of love from INDIA, Sir. Love your videos soooo much !!! ❤️❤️
Thanks Alankrita
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳❤️
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That’s so cool! I don’t understand how 3d Resin Printers work. I’ve looked up information about them but my brain still thinks it’s magic. 😂
I used to think so too. really 😁
Under the resin vat is a LCD screen that controls which pixels allow the UV light pass and which pixels do not. Any pixel receiving UV thru the screen and vat bottom glass solidifies the print resin. Any pixel staying dark stays liquid as well. Then the base is lifted one layer and the process repeated.
@@sleeptyper wow the detailed one 😱
@@sleeptyper Yeah thanks for trying. Still Greek to me. I’m just dumb. 🤣
Here's my understanding of it.
Imagine slicing an apple into 100 pieces horizontally. Then taking a photocopier, and making a copy of each slice, so each slice is on a separate page.
The 3d printer will take 1 page at a time. It will closely examine the page (it's a b&w copy). The white space of the photocopy image is everything that is not a thin apple slice, and the black circle (of various sizes) is the apple slice.
Once the 3d printer closely examines the page, it will look at it in the same way that a digital camera looks at a photo. When you look really closely at it, it's a small speck of dust.
The 3d printer will reprint that same photocopied image onto the liquid resin - (which is called UV light or magic), it will then harden in the same way as caramel hardens on a candy apple.
The 3d printer then takes another photocopied sheet of the sliced apple and makes another layer of caramel and lets it stick to the 1st layer, and when you look at it closely, you can see that this layer is slightly bigger. Since caramel takes a short time to harden, it makes it easy to make layers.
If that explaination doesn't help, there is a RI Institution Christmas Lecture which covers how a 3d printer works. :)
This is incredible! Awesome addition to your tool collection! 😊 Can't wait to see what you create next!
More to come!
This is insane. I had no idea this kind of 3d printer technology existed, but I guess uv resin has so many possibilities that this kind of advancement was inevitable.
exactly
Magnificent acquisition !!!!! Your creativity grows and so do what you need to create your works. Any advance is a guaranteed success !! Congratulations on being such a visionary 👍👍❣️
Yes! Thank you Sandra!
Finally, a 3d printer manufacturer managed to send a 3d printer to a master who really needed it.
Exactly 😁
I can see why you like this one. Can't wait to see all the good stuff you make with it!
The detail is amazing!
Thanks Tracy
@@jedrek29t You're welcome! You are always so sweet.
😊
Wow! Been following u for months now and love ur channel! U r definitely an artist, love ur work! So I just bought this printer and was searching for info on usage and low and behold here U have one as well! Great to see ur liking it! Wish me luck!
Awesome! Thank you!
Ooo it's a new, beautifull, clear and inovation work. Thanks for all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
❤
No to teraz dopiero będzie się działo 👍🏻👌🏻😁😊
😁😁👍
Just watching some of your old stuff Jedrek, i forgot about the awesome GOT THRONE - Superb 💞
😉👍
Amazed with the details 😳
Wow, it certainly shows how far printers have come!
Now, if they could only find a way to make them run faster.
Aww look at you being a responsible resin printer owner... lets just see how long that lasts
These r so detailed, it's amazing. U are gonna make all sorts of cool things with this to put in your resin pieces for sure! Can't wait to see what u come up with!
Thanks so much 😊
I really enjoyed how you presented the subject matter in your video. It offers a different view of exactly what I was looking for. From the detail in the prints to the mechanics of the printer. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Omg.... I hve never seen such an unboxing before.... I never knew about this... But i hve Been waiting for this from the day you posted in the community tab... This was an awesome experience and very much informative too.... This can be marked as a milestone... Excellent work dear one...
Love from India... ❤️
I'm glad to hear. Thank you
Love form Bangladesh ❤️❤️🇧🇩
Hey tumio Bangladeshi
@@stromydoor536banglagaming3 ha vaii
Can you do a Godzilla vs Kong resin art?
Very interesting. You covered all you need to know about this 3D printer. Well explained.💜
Glad you liked it!
jedrek29t 💜
Except for wearing rubber gloves..liquid resin is very poisonous by skin touch
hello good morning you are an artist. now that you've upgraded to bersion 2.1
pretty 3D printer you bought yourself,
👍👍
Outstanding work by you. Love you from India. Keep it up.😍😍😍
Thank you! Will do!
I never remove the resin from the vat after I print. I invert the box that the printer came in over the printer, to ensure that the resin never "sees" UV light, and I can keep the resin in the vat for months. I also sometimes cure the prints in place on the build plate with a UV flashlight if I want the prints to have a really shiny surface (be careful to clean all of the stray resin off of the build plate before you do this, or you will have difficultly cleaning the build plate).
Thanks for the idea
Many Many Congratulations Sir.
Love From Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thank You
It will be great to se your future art work with this one 👍🏼👏🏼😜
I hope so too!
Great job and very nice new machine ❤❤❤❤
Yes, thank you Aziz
Congrats on the new 3d printer. I love your Amazing hand crafted creations but I am sure this machine will help you in untold ways..... From your explanation, You are a smart man....
Thank you for such kind words Janet
Congratulation for you new print 3D ❤
Thank you! 😊
Felicitaciones!! Espectacular compra para deleitarnos con tu arte 😍 Abrazo
😊😊
Hello friend! Great video and congrats for your channel! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇵🇱
Thank you very much!
Really good ideas and good work
Glad you like them!
Love it! Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Congratulations on the new printer! I'm jealous 🙃
Thank you!! 😊
Man you’re getting out there! Face reveal, and voice! Keep it up my good sir. It’d be neat if you made some resin coins or something.
Cool idea
You make it look easy lol, i had issues with failed prints with the same machine
It is very easy
@@jedrek29t Yeah I imagine it is for my lack of experience and for the model I used was very particular
That's really impressive 👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
Jedrek's new toy to play with!!!
Awesome love your videos! Love and blessings from India!!!!💙💙💙🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😎
😊 thank you
Amazing work keep it up man! 👍👍👍👏
Thanks for the visit
SO THIS IS REALLY COOL
WHOA!!!😱😱😱😱 Anycubic Printer Mono X 3d WOW. But you have another one printer right. Know I see. I knew it😆😆😆Is that mask 2:04😀😀and that one is old.👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍
Interesting video looks very helpful on your upcoming projects.you can make more amazing artwork that are impressive.Lots of love and abundance blessings.
Exactly. Thank You Chris
This looks so awesome!!
Thanks
great looking printer
Thanks
Amazing precise printing :)
It really is!
Man I really love your creations it's so cool I would never be able to do that stuff
😊
You have such a lovely voice!
Nice printer. Everyone's dream and mine too.👍
👍👍
I just picked one up for $419 direct from the manufacturer on sale. About 20 hours left.
Congrats 🥳 bro 🤜
Thanks! 😃
Wow...it's so awesome and precise... I'll be eager to see this put to more use in the future!!
Congratulations 💐💐 😍😍 nice video 👌👌
Thank you so much 😊
@@jedrek29t wlc 🙂
Cool new printer. Looking forward to seeing you create your magic with it!❤️❤️❤️
I will definitely do that. Thank you
Wow! You really deserve it!😊
Thanks!
Thanks for showing.
Interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed it
I got this one in my shopping cart on Amazon store. ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 3D Printer, UV LCD Resin 3D, and the cleaner as well just waiting for money to come in. It might take awhile.
Very cool 👍
Amazing. Another great job 💪
Thank you so much 😀
Very impressive
Thanks
Glad i ordered this badboy , waiting for it to arrive 😁
poor you
İ love your channel and videos! Good luck ❤️🥰
Glad you like them!
@@jedrek29t ❤️🥰
WoW this is cool. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the visit
Good idea to do such a presentation !! Thanks .
You are welcome!
Wow the bigger 3d printer. The bigger the project. I wish to have that. :)
Very detailed and cool. :)
Glad you like it!
Absolutely fascinating
Amazing video.. congrats 👏
Thank you so much 😀
I like your clips, I testify to you from mali 🇲🇱 🇧🇫 ❤️❤️
Totally awesome.
fajny sprzęcik dokładny. czekam na kolejne projekty pozdrawiam
Dzięki Karol. Pozdrawiam
Ooo, boy. You all fancy now!
Exactly Pam 😊
Looks great 👍
Thanks 👍
Wowww! Viele Grüße von Romania!!!
This is so cool!
Thanks Danilo
What's not included in the video was how long it actually takes. Perhaps include a watch beside the machine so we can see how much time has passed.
The technology has changed and improved so much since it was 1st done, it's hard to measure how long it takes.
(Just as how a dot matrix printer used to print, with newer lazer printers it's much faster)
You're right. I could do that
Du musst die Schrauben vom Tank gleichzeitig anziehen Kerle, so kann dir der Druck verformen
Very nice video, thank you
Glad you liked it
Looks amazing so much more printing space can’t wait to see what you’ll do with it. How long did it take to print Einstein’s head??
About 2 hours
thank you for your useful review
Glad it was helpful!
Saludos excelente esa máquina
Felicidades
Nice video , but is there is any reviews for the Photon Mono X2 ? , much appreciated
“Who’s Been A TRUE FAN FOR OVER A YEAR”🥺?
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BOT
Definitely not you .
also another question! why do you take the resin out and clean the tray? why not jsut leave the resin in for the next print? thank you for any help, great video by the way🙏
I want to show you how to wash it
Perfect.
Esa será su verdadera voz 🤔🧐??? Una lástima que no jefa tener una de esas para Cosplay 😢
Do you use vaccum chamber to suck out air from resin before it sets???
Not in this video
now I really want to print with resin! I think better prices for the UV resin found online but it's not easy to find 1kg or the color you want, it's selling out because this is groundbreaking for printing haha
Big fan
Thanks
please, can you explain to me why we should use the support, can not the object be placed directly on the bed, would we save time and material?
If not for the supports, the bottom of the printout would be distorted. The first layers take longer to cure, which causes deformation
@@jedrek29t Thanks
Can you print individual parts? Like print the torso/head/arms solo so you can maximize the size and therefore print larger overall statues??
yes
So good
Amazing!!!
Thanks
we are entering a new age of hotglueing
It's very useful machine for u
Yes, thanks
So danged awesome!
😉
Please, use gloves to handle uncured resin! It sensitizes your immune system, so even if you don't have any reaction now, you could start having them eventually, and apparently, it can get quite severe. There's a video here by a guy who got 3rd-degree chemical burns from spilling some on his skin. Love your videos, keep it up.
Thank you. I'll try to be careful
Clean your fep with a microfibre cloth paper tissue will scratch it over time and you will have to replace it sooner, also the darker the resin the crisper the print will be as the light cannot leak around the side of the layer so easy.
Thanks for the tip!