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.
[01]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
[02]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.
[03]Finishing
Resin prints are washed and post-cured. That's included: the piece arrives finished, not tacky and half-done.
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