Koz Ross on Nostr: Another tip for people coming from FDM-land when it comes to resin printing: _always_ ...
Another tip for people coming from FDM-land when it comes to resin printing: _always_ fill your build plate as much as possible. The reason for this is twofold: firstly, since each layer cures 'in parallel', the _size_ of the layers doesn't matter for print time, only the maximum print height. Secondly, doing fewer prints is actually cheaper, as it means less PPE use (especially gloves), and said PPE can sometimes cost more than the print itself! 47/n
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