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2.
Load Resin
Each resin vat has a maximum capacity with and without the
build plate. You may refer to tables in section 1 for the max capacity
of the vat with the platform in it. It is highly recommended to only fill
to about ⅓ of this capacity when first starting the print so that you do
not risk resin overflow. Unless you are utilizing the full build volume,
you will rarely ever need to fill the vat to max capacity.
!EXTREME CAUTION! Always wear gloves, goggles, and a mask for your protection. If liquid
resin gets on your skin, immediately wash the afflicted area with soap and hot water.
3.
Starting the print
Insert the USB into the printer. Select a file with the
correct format. You may download a test file for your model from
our website or slice your own. Press the play button to start the
print. During the printing process, you must close the top cover
to avoid light affecting the curing process and seal in the fumes
generated by the warming resin.
It is recommended to print a test file as the first file printed with your new printer. The file
was already tested and works. Doing so will establish a good baseline for future support
needs and if you need to make adjustments to your slicer settings.
If you find that you are running low on resin in the vat
during a print, don’t worry. Press Pause, wait for the build plate
to rise up, then pour in more resin slowly and onto the angled
platform so that the resin drips into the vat.
WARNING:
Pouring room temp. resin directly into resin warmed by printing may induce a temp.
shock to the resin. This could cause some roughness, or failures in layers of the print.
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