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So having finally printed more than I can paint, and having a failed print stick to the FEP I decided it was time for a good cleanup of the printer area with a view to putting it away for a few days

Now, I might be especially scruffy but damn if I didnt end up with resin seemingly everywhere. I have put the alcohol baths and IPA outside in the weak ass UK sun to cure off, but I have a metal tray which is covered in dots of resin where I have popped prints, I even ended up spreading resin onto the printer lol.

Anyway.

How do you guys cope with keeping your areas tidy, our 3d Printers are in my den and I dont get bothered about the smell but I am worried about making sure everything stays clean because I have kids and cats in the house, - all hints and tips welcome :)

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Far from finished but the first thing i've printed and painted. Anycubic Photon S. Anycubic translucent green. Primed with ammo one shot primer and airbrushed/hairy sticked with scale 75 paints. Looking forward to finishing him. Stl is on thingiverse

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Hi Guys and gals

I got my Anycubic Proton S in the sale this week and printed the test file with almost no issues (I think a firmware update is needed as I had issues finding the test file)

I then tried to print some minis, and failed, ended up with cured resin on the FEP film which was a bummer but I understand it may be suction that caused that so still learning.

I've used IPA this morning to clean up from this disaster, and managed to get the exposed resin block off the film.

My question is, how clear/clean does that FEP film need to be because despite cleaning it gently it looks like it has marks, does it need to be mirror clean or or are small scratches and so forth normal - if it is scatched now shall I just replace it (that sounds like it might get expensive)

also should I be cleaning it with IPA at all - or if not what ? - should I use a soft cloth - but If I use a cloth how do I wash it ?

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