Easy Cleaning/Curing with the Anycubic Wash & Cure Station and 5 Secrets to Perfect Resin Prints!
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- Here are 5 Secret Resin Tips and Tricks to help you get that perfect resin print! PLUS! Win a BRAND NEW Anycubic Wash and Cure Station!
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1. My Anycubic Wash & Cure station washes just fine without the lid on. It is the curing which requires the protective cover.
2. You forgot the reflective plate under the carousel for curing, which is why you have underside curing issues.
Mandatory watching for 3D printing enthusiasts.
The build plate sits right ontop of the basket for inside the container the theres an extra metal bit that fits over the handles of the basket the build plate sits on that inside the IPA on the wash and cure 2.0 i love it! So easy! Vat aswell straight in the basker 3 mins cleans the whole thing without it getting scrached up with paparr towl etc
Great video and nice shirt! You can't take the sky from me!
The Mach5ive covers are awesome. The flaps are great because you can even leave your usb drive in the machine and still have everything covered.
I use these on both my printers and will be ordering more for my wash & cure station and for when my Saturn arrives.
I definitely want to make that snake light
That french fries-joke with salt flying everywhere put a big smile on my face. And it also gave you a new subscriber! Yaay! Thanks for the informative and positive/funny video!
Hi. Did you ever make a video on how to make the mini snake uv light. I'd love to get one.
Great video! I love my Wash and Cure Station, and look forward to trying the tips!!
For gluing parts together I would recommend 2 part epoxy glue or epoxy putty. Epoxy glue or putty are very strong and are ideal for gluing or adding to resin prints. Epoxy such as Magic Sculpt remain workable for about 1 hr after being mixed so you can sculpt it to better blend the pieces to each other. Epoxy putty can be carved, sanded, drilled, painted, etc and it dries rock hard. When working with Epoxy (glue or putty) work in a well ventilated room and wear nitrile gloves, as Epoxy can cause skin reactions (dermatitis) and the fumes can be harmful if inhaled. These are similar precautions to when using printer resin, so you should already have gloves and preferrably a face respirator. Thanks for the review of the wash station! Very informative.
I don't have a resin printer yet, but I'm looking forward to getting a Saturn or Photon Mono X later this year! A wash/cure machine seems like a great way to avoid having to deal with this multi-step process I seem to see touted in comments everywhere: "I just slap it in my ultrasonic cleaner with mean green, then rinse in acetone, go over it with a toothbrush, dunk it in IPA and give it a rinse under hot water while waiting for the tea to boil." I have little interest in all that, lol.
I've placed plastic netting in the bottom of my french fry basket to keep in the tiny parts, like swords and lances.
Fantastic idea! I sometimes have trouble with the 32mm minis and parts either getting out or an arm being severed by the whirling blades!
You gotta love this guy--great stuff
I have such a great time watching your videos man, thank you so very much.
So this is what Q has been up to since Star Trek
That resin looks amazing! Gettin' me some o' dat!
I was wondering about the possibility of curing a piece from the inside. Thanks for that at the end. Thanks for the whole vid in fact!!!!!
You always make my day with your videos :) I use green stuff for filling in the holes and craters, that works really well for me, easy to work with.
Just ordered a couple bottles of simple smoky black...can't wait!
ive only been resin printing 16 days however if found resin away is very handy, no smell no flammable and i've had a mate using the same 1 litre bottle for the last 8 weeks , , also if you take it outer that into warm water the supports just peel of so easy and then a nice dry down with a cloth ( no need for a hair dryer) and then uv light time , great video :)
Love your channel
Wonderful shirt! I approve!!!
Thank for your time to make these videos. I really like the a Anycubic Wash & Cure Station
Hey, you use water alcohol 90/10% mixture to get good clean parts, u say it works only with Siraya Smoke right? Not e.g. Anycubic resins? But how about Siraya Blu (though)
It printed almost transparent but then looked like an awesome grey by the end , did you paint it ???????
Thanks for the tips again sir!
lmao the fries ahahahahaahhaha
I always use the basket myself also. Thanks for the link to Loot Studio. Never heard of them. But I will give them a try now! 👍👍👍
milliput is also pretty neat for filling holes/gaps, etc. its an 2k epoxy which cures rock hard (sandable), and smoothes out with water while fresh mixed (if in need of small resculpts)
after these are painted are they resistant to over curing via UV? Thanks
Great tips. I really like the cure station. I need to get one.
Love the shirt.
just curious...you have a 3d printer....why not make adapters for the other build plates for the washer? Also, how often do you change your solution out? I just got into 3d printering adn went with a elegoo mars 2 pro, but want to pick up a wash and cure station, but one thing i'm concerns about long the solution last. I am thinking using a full on 90% ipa mix, but might bring it down to a 50% alcohol solution depending on the resin collection i get and would hate to have to throw out glalons of ipa on a weekly basis
Thanks again for the knowledge. Much appreciated.
Congrats on 15k!!
DId you test the Phrozen mini 4K ?
Good video , question-- I've seen others using household cleaning products instead of IPA.
My question is - Have you tried it and if so ...have you tried it in this cleaner/cure unit?????
Thanks for the super informative video and it had the added bonus of using the same curing station I own! Is the odor for the Siraya Tech Smokey Grey bad compared to the other resins you've used and do you have a video comparing the odor of the resins? I live in a small condo and don't have the luxury to print in a separate room from my office area so this info would be super helpful.
Thingiverse has files to print out adapters to use the build plate holder with different company's plates.
Thanks! Just having a little FUN! :)
Blue Sun t-shirt. Love it!
A fellow browncoat??
@@3DPrintFarm Of course. They can't take the sky from us
So i currently have a FDM printer and i eventually want to get a resin one as well because i am trying to start a small business and i was wondering if you had a preference among your resin printers (this question is open to other's as well, i want to hear what everyone likes using the best.)
Amazing resin, and thanks for the tips. Since that model is hollowed, how thick is that wall on the model? 2mm or 3mm?
Sure! 2.5mm wall thickness.
They need one for the Photon X.
I just got a Mars 2 Pro and the Elegoo Wash and Cure station.
I printed the rooks in Elegoo ABS-Like Grey and put them in the wash and cure machine (6 minute wash and 3 minute cure) but they still felt soft and they scratched like you mention at 19:02. I washed and cured them again for the same time but they're still scratchable. Any help? I did leave them on the build plate when I did the wash because my machine has the same mechanism.
mega Tips nice vid
Just got the Ver 2 model (and of course they announced the ver 3 right after I bought it!) Have you tried anything other then IPA for cleaning like Uncle Jesse? Just wondering, LOVE your videos. Thanks!
Can I have a decoder ring anyways?....plz?
If I had one, I send it to ya!
Any place to buy individual Loot Studio models without a subscription?
Really tempted to get a wash and cure station... I do have a question. How often do you replace/refill the water/alcohol solution and how do you dispose of it? Would really like to know- I've had some people say to leave it in the sun to evaporate, or even filter it, but I have yet to find a simple method for doing so.
Great question! It really depends on the resin you are using. With some of the clear resins, the solution will last quite a while. With opaque, you'll need to change a bit more often. Since the rotary blades are built in to the plastic receptacle, I'll strain it from it to another plastic container through a coffee filter. Then leave that outside to allow the resin to settle and then I'll strain yet another time. With this process, the Wash and Cure bucket stays clean and the rotating blades are prevented from getting gunked up.
@@3DPrintFarm It might be getting too into the nitty-gritty of things, but I'd personally love to see a tips/tricks video of this nature. You could talk about other things of this nature, such as how you keep resin off tools (or not), how you dispose/clean of all the various messes that come along with resin printing. I feel like this is an area not really dealt with much.
Awesome video ! This wash and cure station and Siraya Tech resin seems to be an excellent investment. Would you be able to recommend 100% water washable resin ?
Dude you gotta dunk them in 90 degree water then the supports melt off
thank you for the wash and cure demonstration
what's a dakota ring? lol great video!
REALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have you tried this machine with water washable resin ?
It's decided, you are now my dad.
Could I have your print setting for the mini
Sure! .05mm Layer Height, Bottom Layer Count: 3, Exposure: 3.5, Bottom Exposure Time 25, Light Off 7, Bottom Light Off 7, Bottom Lift 6, Lifting Distance 5, Bottom Lift Speed 100, Lift, 100, Retract 100
What about Elegoo water washable resin?
Not good
Great model to use with that resin, I thought it looked excellent even unpainted!
Get bottle nose plyers in there
That's Crazy. I've never used glue. Just use the resin as glue. Hit the resin with a uv light and it's all one piece of resin.
I don't know man, the reviews for that resin are a bit mixed.
I love your videos, I have been using the Siraya Tech Fast for a while now and love it.
But with the IPA shortage I've had to switch to using Denatured Alcohol, which is horribly noxious.
I'm going to give the Siraya Tech Simple a try now, planning on getting the clear and using UV dye in it.
no decoder ring!? but i drank so much ovaltine!!!
I have an Elegoo mars and I have tried everything and can not get a successful print... where can I go for help/
Want to make model car parts. Would this work and how can I get the files?
I love my anycubic wash station! You’ve given me many tips and I’m happy to give one in return. You can print off an adapter to hold the Mars buildplate! The free .stl can be found here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4201229
I would not buy as much as a pencil sharpener from anycubic.
Terrible service .
You used the term "Modus Operandi" in the wrong context. It means "how you operate" or "your normal way of doing something". It's not an object.