Monthly Archives: February 2024
- Martin Björk - February 05, 2024
The world of innovation in 3D printing has taken great strides forward in recent years. One type of 3D printer that has received a lot of attention is resin printers. These impressive machines have the ability to create detailed and high-resolution objects with a level of precision previously difficult to achieve. In this journal entry, we will explore resin printers in detail and examine why they are so exciting for hobbyists and professional users alike.
What is a Resin printer?
A resin printer, or stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer, uses a liquid resin (a type of plastic) as a material instead of the traditional filaments used in Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printers. The big difference here is that resin printers use a light-curing technique to solidify the material in layers, while FDM printers build the objects layer by layer by melting plastic filaments. 3D Prima has a very wide range of different resin types, so you are guaranteed
- Martin Björk - February 02, 2024
In this text, we will try to explain a few different concepts, terms and different techniques that are on the market today.
There are lots of names and different techniques, but it's not as complicated as it sounds - most of them are pretty similar to each other.
If we start with the machines they use plastic wire, i.e. the majority of printers. These printers are also the easiest to handle, smell less during operation and, with the right materials/knowledge, can create fantastic prints. Some of the most popular printers right now come from the well-known Bambu Lab and Creality.