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Creality LD-006 resin 3D-printing parameters for Liqcreate resin

The Creality LD-006 is a 4K Monochrome LCD/MSLA 3D-printer is an open printer with a 405 nm light source. The Creality LD-006 is completely open for 3rd party resins. Due to its monochrome screen, even our DLP and SLA resins can be printed with relatively reasonable printing speed. Some resins have been optimized. Most other [...]
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New resin 3D-printer by Peopoly, the Peopoly Phenom Forge

Just a few months after competitors Anycubic and Elegoo launched their new fleet of large resin 3D-printers named the Elegoo Jupiter and the Anycubic Photon M3 Max, Peopoly is releasing a new machine. Not long after launching the Peopoly Phenom Prime, already a new machine at a lower price is available, named the Peopoly Phenom [...]
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Continues resin 3D-Printing explained

The industrial 3D-printing market is changing rapidly with new materials, hardware and software. In the field of resin 3D-printing hardware, most major 3D printer manufacturers are unveiling new systems best fitted for end part production. These systems are built around continues DLP 3D-printing. In this article we explain how the continues resin 3D-printer works. Major [...]
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New Phrozen Sonic Mighty 8K resin 3D-printer

This year Phrozen 3D already launched two new 8K resin 3D-printers, named the Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K and the Phrozen Sonic Mega 8K. The medium sized model (Phrozen Sonic Mighty 4K) is ‘only’ available at 4K resolution. So it is no surprise that Phrozen upgraded the Sonic Mighty to 8K resolution in todays announcement. Video [...]
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Photocentric resin 3D-printers and technology explained

Photocentric is founded the summer of 2002 in Peterborough in the United Kingdom. Photocenric was initially build around a  patent of pre-packaging photopolymer resin to enable stamp making and small flexographic printing plates. It took until 2014 that Photocentric started in 3D-printing. During that time, Photocentric was awarded with a UK Govt Innovate grant to [...]
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Cheapest resin 3d-printers & compatible resins

With the introduction of the LCD based resin 3D-printer, a lot of affordable resin 3D-printers were introduced. The first printers were based on RGB-LCD screens and needed quite some maintenance and longer exposure times. Currently the technology evolved and monochrome LCD screens were introduced. This reduced the maintenance and print times significantly making it an [...]
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Differences between the Peopoly Phenom resin 3D-printer series

Peopoly started out as a personal project between 2 friends enjoy building 3D printers in 2015. They built a few FDM 3D printer based on RepRap, Ultimaker and other open source designs and enjoyed the experience.  After that, they focused on SLA printers to get better quality parts. While there were many DLP SLA printers, [...]
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What are the differences between the Creality Halot 3D-printer series?

Already released in May 2021, Creality offered with the Halot-One its entry-level offering in their Halot line. It features a high-performance 5.96” 2K monochrome LCD screen that's capable of rapid curing times of up to 3-4 seconds per layer for some Liqcreate resins. The Creality Halot-One was launched alongside the more premium Halot-Sky model, which [...]
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Flashforge Foto 13.3 4K Mono compatible Liqcreate resin & setting

The Flashforge Foto 13.3 is equiped with 13.3" 4K monochrome LCD screen and stable light source. It is the newest and the biggest mSLA 3D printer from Flashforge. Some Liqcreate resins are compatible with this printer. Technically all Liqcreate resins can work on the Flashforge Foto 13.3. If you want to try a resin that [...]
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