Replace injection molding with RESIN 3D PRINTING

[@emberprototypes]

If you want to buy the red tools that I used to remove the parts you can get a pair here: www.emberprototypes.com/products/ultimate-resin-toolkit

[@Jay-ro5wc]

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@emberprototypes]

Thanks for watching!

[@dm5rkt]

Thanks for this insight into the print process. Interesting to learn that modern resins are durable enough to be used for production parts.

[@emberprototypes]

Thanks for watching!

[@dm5rkt]

Super intersting to see a resin printer making functional parts not just miniature figures as most videos here seem to depict.

[@emberprototypes]

Yeah, definitely tons you can do it with it! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@xeraoh]

no sanding on the support side? but if the client is happy with this quality why not :)

[@emberprototypes]

Client was fine with it - so hurray! 🎉

[@RedSlashAce]

Cool cool 🙂

[@asuaua]

Hi, may I know if the ink is biocompatible? Since you are printing for a medical company.

[@emberprototypes]

@@asuaua it requires additional testing in your own lab to prove biocompatibility. In this case these parts were not contacting skin or tissue so it worked out well.