Resin

Learn the best methods to safely dispose of failed resin 3D prints and protect the environment.

Master resin vat cleaning: Expert tips, tools, and steps. Save resin, stay safe, and prep for your next print job. Step-by-step guide!

Is filtering resin necessary after each 3D print? Learn the benefits of filtering and how often it should be done.

Resin has become a potential substitute for the lost-wax casting method. But can you use 3D printer resin for casting and expect precision, reliability, and safety?

Along with thermoplastics, liquid resin is one of the most popular 3D printing materials. Its properties allow it to produce unique prints, and its resistance to melting is one such property.

Plastic is the most common material in 3D printing. Melting plastic and manipulating it to create the desired three-dimensional object makes sense, and it’s easy enough that anyone can do it. However, can the same be done with other materials?

If you enjoy printing with resin, you may consider using a water washable resin at some point. It’s best to know how to process the material properly so you can make the most of it.

3D Printing resin and filament are actually two different materials. Filament is a thermoplastic strand used to create objects, while resin is a liquid photopolymer that’s hardened during the process.