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Tried some alcohol ink to tint Primacreator Value Clear (as it yellows quite badly but otherwise prints beautifully). I got indigo, hoping to end up with something clear-ish (like an optical whitening effect from bluing for laundry or toner for hair) or at least more blue/teal instead of pee yellow. Only did a tiny amount and tiny print just to see if it would cure.

Instead of blue/clear... I got hot pink. Not what I wanted but it worked and I ain't even mad. Poor lil guy lost a leg in support removal but his other, uh, details are perfect.

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Pretty happy with my new bottle of printer sauce - Prima Creator Value DLP Resin (Clear).

Hadn't seen anyone else using this exact resin, but the properties are supposed similar to Siraya Blu - but easier to get my hands on in the EU. It's supposed to cure faster than most resins but I had to do 10s at 0.02, upped from my first try at 8s, to get a really good level of detail. The tiny tiny numbers (0.10, 0.20, 0.40, 0.60, 0.80, 1.00) are actually quite legible in person (with a magnifier), even if they're super hard to photograph.

This is post-cured (washed in ResinAway, cured underwater for about 2 minutes with a nail light), and it's yellowed a little but not too bad. I think adding a couple drops of blue/purple pigment would counteract it so it wouldn't look yellowed post-cure.

(Chessex D20 for scale, as I sent these pictures to some non-printing friends).

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This definitely includes 3d printers.

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Speak to me of post-processing, specifically, how to get a glossy finish on printed resin surfaces. I'm using Anycubic grey, and have wet sanded with very fine sandpaper, buffed with micro-abrasive, and used a rotary tool buffer and I can get a slight sort of sheen but not glossy. The surfaces are perfectly flat (faceted sides of various geometric shapes) so it's not like there's lots of little crevices.

I need a smooth, high-gloss-as-possible finish for molding and casting, and am not averse to a coating as long as it won't destroy any detail in the few areas that need it, or react with silicone for molding.

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Currently waiting on the arrival of my Photon and looking at my options for an enclosure with additional filtration/venting, as I'll be running the printer in my home office (which is tiny, and I need to be in there while the printer is running), and I very much do not want to make myself sick.

Can anyone tell me the minimum dimensions for such an enclosure? I can find the printer's dimensions, but I know there's additional clearance needed at top, front, and back for things like the door, power, and USB stick.

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