In a resin printer each layer cures across the whole area at once rather than being drawn as a line the way an ordinary 3D printer works. That gives a smooth surface and detail that stays sharp at a couple of millimetres. There are no layer lines, because they don't form the same way.
What you can order
- An architectural model from a project or a model file
- Presentation and sales pieces
- A model of a building from a scan: the real thing, not the drawing
- Fine detail where ordinary printing would show its layers
- Casting patterns and moulds
- Miniatures, figures, collectibles
- Reproductions of scanned art and objects
An honest warning
Resin is beautiful and brittle. If the model has to survive a house move or being handled by children, that's worth knowing before you order. Functional parts get printed on the ordinary printer, which is stronger and only slightly less handsome.
Finishing
Resin prints are washed and post-cured. That's included: the piece arrives finished, not tacky and half-done.
Tell me the size and the purpose and a price comes back.
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