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Trivia Questionâť“

What was the first commercially available desktop 3D printer that utilized resin-based 3D printing technology?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

Welcome to the Inaugural Issue

Welcome to Mach5ive.com's inaugural issue of "Resin 3D Printing News"! As enthusiasts and pioneers in the realm of resin 3D printing, we're thrilled to bring you a monthly digest packed with the latest industry news, innovative product spotlights, and expert tips & tricks. Our vision is to create a vibrant hub where knowledge meets passion, and we invite you to be a part of this exciting journey. Together, let's shape the future of resin 3D printing!

Latest Printer Releases

  1. 3D Systems - ProJet 6000 HD Resin 3D Printer: Offers high quality and accuracy for small to medium size 3D printed parts. Features a production volume of 251 x 250 x 250 mm and a minimum layer thickness of 50 microns​​.

  2. Anycubic - Photon M5: An LCD-type printer with a print volume of 200 x 218 x 123 mm and a speed ranging from 20 to 50 mm per hour. It features a 10.1" monochrome LCD screen with a resolution of 12K​​.

  3. Asiga - MAX Mini: Specializes in DLP technology, offering a print volume of 119 × 67 × 75 mm and a pixel resolution of 62 micrometers. Compatible with both Asiga-supplied and third-party materials​​.

  4. Axtra 3D - Lumia X1: Incorporates Hybrid PhotoSynthesis technology, combining SLA and DLP methods for enhanced speed and accuracy. Features a build volume of 249 x 140 x 495 mm and supports third-party resins​​.

  5. B9Creations - B9 Core 550: A DLP-based printer suitable for professional use, with a layer thickness of 10 micrometers and a build volume of 96 x 54 x 127 mm​​.

  6. Carbon - M3: Targeting high-end prototyping and manufacturing, this printer offers several improvements over its predecessor, including a fully integrated touchscreen for enhanced workflow​​.

  7. Creality - HALOT Mage: Known for its ease of use, it has a print volume of 228 x 128 x 230 mm and features a 10.3-inch LCD screen. It includes an air purifier system and supports multiple slicing software​​.

  8. DWS Systems - XFAB 3500 HD Resin 3D Printer: Suitable for jewelry and fashion accessories, featuring a built-in PC, “Plug & Play” system, and tank translation technology. The working area is 140 x 140 x 180 mm​​.

  9. Elegoo - Mars 3: A part of the Mars series, this printer has a print volume of 89 x 143 x 175 mm and uses stereolithography technology. It comes with a 3.5-inch 4K touchscreen and Chitubox Pro slicer software​​.

  10. ETEC (Desktop Metal) - Xtreme 8K: Offers a large volume of 450 x 371 x 399 mm and uses a 4K projector for greater precision. Suitable for a range of industrial requirements​​.


Source: 3DNatives.com

Creating 3D models with AI

Did you know that you can use AI to create 3D models? In this tutorial, Alex demonstrates using ChatGPT with Blender for 3D modeling. Although current AI has limitations, advancements like GPT-4 show potential for complex modeling tasks.

New Elegoo Printer Releases

Elegoo recently released some new resin 3D printer models just in time for this holiday season. These include the Mars 4 Max 6K, Mars 4 DLP, Mars 4 9K, and the Mars 4 Ultra 9K. They also introduced two new Saturn models-- the Saturn 3 12K and Saturn 3 Ultra 12 K. These models have recently become availabe on Amazon. You can also check them out on Elegoo's website.

Just the Tip

Secret Little Hack

Warming up the resin before printing helps reduce its viscosity, allowing it to flow smoothly and improve overall print quality.

 

This can be done by placing the resin bottle in a warm water bath for a few minutes, or using a resin heater if available.

Are you tired of worrying about resin and FEP leaks damaging your 3D printer's expensive LCD screen? Do you want to avoid the hassle of constantly cleaning up after prints and the potential cost of expensive repairs? If so, then you need the Mach5ive Screen Saver!

Interesting Facts

Interesting Facts
  • Resin 3D printing, also known as stereolithography (SLA) or digital light processing (DLP), uses liquid resin material that is cured using light to create the desired solid object layer by layer. The process allows for highly intricate and detailed prints with smooth surface finishes.

 

  • Resin 3D printing often requires post-processing steps such as washing and curing to finalize the print. The uncured resin can be toxic and skin irritant, necessitating proper safety precautions while handling. Additionally, the prints may require additional UV curing to achieve optimal strength and durability.

 

  • Resin 3D printing is commonly used in various industries, including jewelry making, dentistry, and prototyping. It allows for the creation of complex geometries and intricate designs that are challenging to achieve with other 3D printing technologies. As a result, it has revolutionized the production of finely detailed models and functional prototypes in a wide range of applications.

 

Articles of Interest

This article provides a comprehensive guide for eliminating resin sticking to the FEP film in 3D printing.

The guide offers various tips and techniques to prevent sticking, such as leveling the build plate, adjusting the layer height, reducing exposure time, and using release agents like PTFE lubricants or anti-stick sprays.

It also advises on maintaining cleanliness inside the printer and replacing the FEP film when necessary.

By following these recommendations, users can achieve successful 3D prints without the issue of resin sticking.

This article on All3DP.com highlights the best 3D printing websites and online platforms for resin 3D printing enthusiasts.

It covers a range of websites, including well-known marketplaces like Shapeways and Sculpteo, where users can upload their designs for printing.

Additionally, it suggests websites like Thingiverse and MyMiniFactory that offer a wide selection of free and premium 3D models.

The article also explores specialized websites like Formlabs for resin printing and announces a few honorable mentions.

This comprehensive list provides resin 3D printing experts with multiple options for finding or uploading 3D designs.

December Printer Bundle Giveaway

Congrats to Polina Hristova, who won our last printer bundle in September!

On December 16, we're giving away an Elegoo Saturn Ultra Bundle!

 

This bundle contains the following:
- Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra 12K Resin 3D Printer
- Mach5ive Screen Savers
- Mach5ive Blackout Cover
- Mach5ive UV Curing Flashlight
- 2 Mach5ive Splat Mats
- Mach5ive Hood Suction Cup Handles
Mach5ive ResinFILL 3D Print Filler Kit
 

 Go here for more details!

Common Q's

Q/A Questions

How can I get the build plate perfectly level?

Follow the leveling procedure precisely using proper tools. Check multiple points, adjust slowly, and secure when done.

 

What causes dead pixels in my LCD screen?

Damage, debris, faulty components or normal wear. Run a screen test and replace the LCD if needed.

 

How do I know if my UV lamp needs to be replaced?

Inspect bulb condition and compare exposure times needed to baseline. Replace if too dim.

 

What should I do if the FEP film is punctured?

Leaks indicate a puncture - replace the FEP immediately. Keep spare film ready for fast changeouts.

 

Why are my printer motors struggling or failing?

Listen for odd noises, check for errors, test resistance moving axes, and replace defective motors.

 

How do I update my printer firmware?

Check for available updates from the manufacturer. Update via the printer software utility. Catching resin printer hardware and malfunction issues early allows you to get back to printing faster. Follow recommended maintenance, run test prints routinely, and don't hesitate to contact support.

đź’ˇ Answer to Trivia Question:
The Form 1, developed by Formlabs, was the first commercially available desktop 3D printer that utilized resin-based 3D printing technology.
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