Are Your Prints Clean Enough? | Groundeffected.com
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- This video shows you how to clean 3d resin prints when they come out of the printer, this video is for beginners who may be a bit weary of the cleaning and preparation process of resin printing.
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I use the same technique with warm water. However, I let the prints 100% air dry before I put them in to cure. This avoids any possibility of getting any white crusty residue on the final print.
This Is true but that whiteness is left over resin if you clean them enough they will never have that white stuff.
@@Groundeffected I do that since I don't change my IPA as often as I should so my IPA tends to be super saturated. So its me being cheap adding extra time to a process
Another awesome video! And thanks for the shout out!
Thank you dude.
There were a couple of great tips in here! Thanks Brent!
Thanks for watching dude.
Crikey you boiled the kettle!!! Mustve cost a fortune. crazy how ive never actually seen you do this process, great video my dude. very informative indeeeeed.. also that glove thing is clever
The kettle dude. Omg. My pocket still hurts.
So good and so easy with hot water
Even if I didn't learn anything new, it's always good to have this kind of reminder. Wainting the slaping paint vidéo now !
Hahaha slap that paint all over !
I’ve been missing out by not using warm water! I will try this later
A hairdryer or hot air gun would do a similar thing with slightly less mess
@@Groundeffected cool, thanks!
where is the couch squatting !! Good video
Lol I’ll bring it back just for you hahaha
@@Groundeffected beautiful i saw it !
I do the same but I use a hair dryer instead of warm water.
That works too.
I need to be more patient taking supports off, Your Dad, Spidey lost some fingers!
Yea it pays to be a bit patient with them.
Solid video as usual sir! It’s always nice to have a refresher on the basics!!
Thanks man
An Absolutely brilliant video. It's just great to see how others do the prep. I love the scissors trick, I will deffo be using that in future. Normally I just rip the supports off. now after watching this i realise i was just making more work for myself tidying up the dimpless. Keep up the great work. 😁😁👌👌
Yea scissors dude. When In doubt get the scissors or a hammer out !!
I've been struggling with support marks on my prints, I'll try the hot water next time but is there any tools you can recommend like that electric toothbrush sander for the support marks? I'm losing details sanding these out and its driving me nuts. Love your work!
I've found if you take off the supports as soon as they are done you don't have no burrs on them . But it is messy lol and I go through a box of gloves a month .
Lol that could get messy.
Lol that could get messy.
Cool video. Can't wait to see more of your 40k painting amigo. I really love your miniature model painting, I've watched those videos quite a lot... I really want to see you paint some bigger detailed models like the shadowsword tank or baneblade OR print some vehicles that might be proxies in 40k.
Well it looks like you’re gonna get your wish hahaha
Always enjoy your content, and what a great setup. The hot water is neat too. What do you do with the hot water afterwards? I take it gets contaminated and wouldn't be safe to dispose of down the drain.
To be honest I’ve cleaned them enough that you technically wouldn’t need gloves after the alcohol. But just to save having to wash hands i use them.
Now that you have your place set up maybe you can get a wash and cure machine in the not too distant future to make your hobby life easier.
Oh man I want one so badly but much like probably most who are partaking in the printing hobby I just could afford one yet. Maybe one day when I’m a big boi.
if you want to try having less liquid messiness involved in your prints, i highly recommend a heat gun. its significantly reduced my clean up time and make my life a lot easier. love the nail spa idea though, great for minis
I have used the heat gun before but it costs less to boil the kettle now days (energy crisis and all)
I'm gonna have to try boiling the water, sometimes the hot tap water I'm using just isn't hot enough to make those supports some loose. Great vid!
Just don’t burn yourself my dude.
But what do you do with the hot water after the models were in it? It’s toxic isn’t it? Does it go down the drain? Let it evaporate outside?
Hey Mate, great vid! Question, do you get ant warping in your models from the hot water dip? Cheers Mate!
It’s very possible! But I don’t use boiling water. That would almost melt them to warp. I just use warm water. And am careful not to bend and twist them too much
@@Groundeffected Awesome mate thanks for taking the time to reply, truly appreciated.
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Thanks
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Man any help I can get here is much needed I have more fails then successes. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist
Water washable resin is big in my group but I have gone to regular in the hopes of getting better prints
I need more info on the beginning stages LOL
What kind of info? How are you having fails? It really is easy. Maybe I’ll make a video about fails. I may have to call on my patreons for some images because I rarely get fails now days.
@@Groundeffected Yes please make a video and just give the basics of what to do it seems like no matter what I do its not enough I'm paying for lychee for its advanced stuff but I even have fails on presupported model 😞
Oh yeah and I use free models is that part of my issues I'm trying to learn on them?
You cure them wet? Thought the rule was you had to wait until they are super dry before curing them.
Yes. That in theory is the rule. But that because most don’t clean them well or are using super saturated isopropyl but my iso is really clean still and I’ve rinsed and cleaned them thoroughly.
I have a Sm8k and a mono x 4k. The SM8K is miles better
I’m sure it is. It’s double the resolution in theory. I have m3 plus and max both are 6k machines. I’d be happy to get a sm8k one day when I can afford one!!
@@Groundeffected you will love it. The details are in the zx resolution. Not the 4 8 or 29k. The sm8k has a tiny build plate @.22 microns.
@@lanesteele240 to be fair .32 on the 4K is pretty good but that extra screen resolution does give better slices for sure!!
@@Groundeffected have you ever printed anything from epic basing. Man, they have cool stuff
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