How To Support 3d Models For Resin Printing

This is a video all about supporting 3d models for resin printers. Using Chitubox as the slicer.
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[@JrodsRabbitry]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful

[@markmcguire6984]

Your a natural on the videos Jordan 👌👌

[@VSstudio3D]

Thank you Mark! it's new and different for me. Hoping we can keep up with it all regularly haha

[@theromeog]

IT all makes sense now - I'm bald and I resin print. If I only had VStudio's Videos 6 years ago, I might still have hair ! ! ! LUL

[@VSstudio3D]

rogain my frined haha

[@theromeog]

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[@PopArow4702]

Thank you

[@chituboxofficial987]

Thanks for this awesome video.

[@VSstudio3D]

Much appreciated! Feel free to share it if its helpful to someone!

[@jamespike4620]

Nice and informative. Pretty much how I do it although I go with 1.5-1.8mm on my model thickness cause I’m a cheap ass and try to save as much resin as I can 😂

[@Habu12]

There's only two types of us: Those that have forgotten drain holes, and those that WILL forget drain holes. It's a rite of passage. Funnily enough, I started doing more supporting in Chitubox because the auto supports are less dense than the bespoke slicer for my printer. Yes, I know you can mess with the settings for that, but I find that that is the case, and it's easy to bring the model back into the other slicer for the actual slice file.

[@VSstudio3D]

Absolutely! We have had heard good compliments from patrons about our pre-supported models having the supports come off nicely.