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5:10 Personally, I prefer Elegoo. They have some very good quality machines, icluding FDM printers in the Neptune line. I am currently using their Neptune 3 Pro and Mars 4 Ultra. The Mars series has some budget friendly products and is perfect for beginners.

How on earth is a monochrome panel more expensive than a full color one?

damn i watched this video when this channel was just starting out ,and coming back i am so glad you got a larger following, totally deserved 👍

Thanks for the info, I was well prepared for my first print. Even if it was just a test print.

2 million dollars. nice money laundering. i am wondering, what was traded? drugs, weapons, organs, or slaves?

Amazing video! Im adopting these practices ASAP!

You can always get into metal casting and cast them in puter yourself. Just a thought.

such a concise and well explained video. Thanks so much

This is a legend video!

Thanks for the info. I'm trying my first filtering job. I allowed it to settle and then tried to leave most of the contaminates behind. Then, I put the alcohol in jugs and left them in the sun for ~16 hours. The plan is to pour what remains, through cheesecloth and see what I have. I hadn't thought of the method you mention and I'll be placing an order to Amazon shortly. :) BTW I'm visiting my local fire department because I'm considering using a distiller. So far, it will be at least 25 feet from any dwelling. It will be contained in either a steel worksite box or an order oven. Personally, I'm leaving towards the oven. That way, if there is combustion, it will be contained. Thanks again for the great info.

How do you prevent larger prints from warping... I'm doing a case design and they all seem to come out a little bent.

you can remove methanol if the high concentration messes with your chemical process by heating it up to 65-77C (depending on the ratio of loss vs methanol reduction you need.) this doesn't remove the denatonium, and produces methanol vapor so you'd need to go outside and have something to capture the methanol though for consumption you'll be better off bringing fermented sugar water to a distillery.

Thanks for the great info

RE: From the U.S. Mint - In my research it indicates they used much larger originals and had a special mechanism with a pencil then guide - possibly a type of lathe or grinder transferring as one moved at much smaller detail while hand tracing the larger blueprint... that took it from originals size to coin size, and etched it - then they could get the detail with closeup eye ware a meticulous process, yet they started large to get the smaller detail corrected before the reductions.

can you wrap the filter in kitchen paper towel or whatever you're using to clean the gunk from the filter? that could maybe help catching most gunk in the towel paper...

Question to anyone: i had a water alkalizer but some how the thing sprung a leak and the circuit board just looks like it has lime scale and the thing wont work at all... Is there someplace that could fix the thing. I don't have the know how and the thing was too expensive to only have for a year or so and forget about.

i expect you use centrifugal force not gravity force. I think that will work better. Like labs centrifuge.

Great video

Кто поставил 318 "дизлайков"? Ребята, что с вами не так, - вы больны?

Very interesting. Question though, what happens to the left over resin in the printer after a print? Do you pour it back into the bottle? Or does it have to be thrown out?

The info about the ipa is wrong. The smell of the ipa is just that, the smell of ipa. I’m a pharmacist and i have 99.9% pure ipa, it still has the distinct smell. No matter how much you try to filter it, you won’t get rid of it. It was not denatured during prohibition with methanol and bitters or whatever to make it undrinkable because ipa is undrinkable anyway. In fact, ethanol is the only alcohol fit for consumption. All other alcohols are poisonous. Ethanol was denatured so the government could tax alcohol for consumption without having the same tax on ethanol meant for other purposes than drinking. Edit: your filter setup should have an exhaust in the lower bucket. This way the air can escape and be replaced by the ipa. Without the exhaust the ipa has a hard time going through the filter and into the bucket because of the pressure inside the lower bucket.

are your blue prints available?

i make my own moonshine so of course i would feel ok about doing it lol.

Brilliant! Very well done.

I have a Creality Halot- mage 8K monochrome resin printer

HELP !.....I live in Orlando florida area and I have a brand new phrozen mega 8K and my prints constantly fail....im using phrozen aqua vanilla resin....I used to use phrozen aqua model gray and the prints were worse....anyhoo,...my prints are soft on detail and if I try and print multiple guaranteed failures....... Iam not using anti-aliasing.....I have tried exposure times from 2.5 to 7 and my bottom exposure time is from 30-33....my bottom layer count is 8.0 and my layer height is .50.....I have checked my build plate and the machine for level and I am right on the money....my print orientaion is tilted back about 30 degrees and tilted sideways at 15 degrees.........what the hell am I doing wrong ?

Hi i just find your videooo. Because I was having trouble printing some stuff. And this video helped me a lot. But I had a problem I printed one piece facing away the platform and other piece facing the platform….and I realized that the one facing away the platform the details are better on the surface but in the other hand it didn’t fit where it was súpito fit….and the second piece I printed facing the platform lost a little bit of details but it fit perfect to the surface it was supposed to fit…..so that triggered a question ? Is it possible the fit changes depending if it’s facing the plate?

i distill alcohol for drinking all the time so distilling will be the way i go

Where can i get my files from? Can i use thingiverse?

Sir, would it be possible if you can do a updated video on Chitubox V2.0, in the area of Tolerance, Shrinkage, and Anti-aliasing. I really like to get your thoughts on this. Great video, thank you.

Bro…the smell from isopropyl alcohol is not something you can filer away…it is molecules of IPA evaporating and floating around in the air that your nose is detecting in the air…second…those filters are designed for water and filtering normal, relatively clear and mostly clean water. Essentially tap water that you want to filter out chlorine smell/taste, dissolved minerals etc. Filtering relatively clean water gets you get the “rated for 1000 gallons” number. You might as well be filtering swamp water/muck. The number of gallons you get to run through a filter is going to be far less due to clogging up.

Overexposure is not the only culprit of elephant's foot. There is little time for resin to settle after the build plate has entered the resin, positioning itself as the next layer is exposed. Some printers allow per layer settings and can be tuned with UV tools

$2300 +300 for shipping… looks like I’m going to have to work some overtime 😂

??? says resin part is toxic covers toxic part to make food mold -

An absolutely perfect video, this deep dive really helped me solve some major issues bugging my print jobs

I know someone has already asked us somewhere, but why don’t you just turn the T upside down. Then you don’t need supports at all.

So I've just found out that I may be allergic to Nitrile gloves, or the accellerant they use in the making process. My fingers all get puss/liquid filled bubbles under the skin which then rise to the top, the skin hardens and then cracks (super painful). What other gloves can I use?? thanks in advance

So I have found out that I am having very serious reactions to Nitrile gloves, to the point my fingers blister with puss/liquid under the skin, then they harden and crack. What other gloves could I use?? thanks in advance

I have one new.. want to do it... but realised I have no room in house to even try it. Any extra room is no ventilation

You didn't explain why you have to tilt a perfectly supported rectangle at 30 degrees. It's not apparent. It just seems like the long side would be more than enough support, so I don't get it

Thanks for the explanation. I do a lot of FDM printing, but wanted to order something in SLA so that was helpful for understanding potential problems.

Glad I found this. I've been making a mess so far, tired of itchy wrists! Lol.

fdm for big parts sla for tiny parts or you don't wanna do sanding

I have been on youtube for ten plus years now and never made one comment on any video. You, sir, get my first comment ever for such a great, well presented video that is clear, concise, and straight to the point. And gives excellent tips. Please make videos on All the things! Well done

Thank you for the video, I'm new to 3d printing and this will help, from a facebook group where this video was pinned

This is brilliant! Thank you for making this. This video will be extremely helpful as I work with my students on understanding our 3D printing.

You wear useless masks. You need VOC grade mask.

8:20 "Avoid smelling". Not good enough. You need to exhaust it with a fan. If not a dedicated fan, one in a window pointed _out_ with a window open elsewhere to facilitate exhausting the dangerous fumes.

Genial!