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The other day I messed up spray painting a part. There was a lot of run. I ended up soaking it in acetone and scrubbing it with a toothbrush to get all the paint off and it worked perfectly. I didn’t damage the model at all which was surprising.
If users are allowing their build plates or other areas to become gummed up with resin I don’t know how they will remove it if it hardens over time.
What dissolves hardened resin? I have another reason for asking because I have a printed circuit board idea. I would put a piece of copper clad on the build plate with double stick tape, set zero and cure several layers of the circuit. Then I would etch the board but what would easily dissolve the resin after? I had planned on acetone.

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Print #2.
Both the first and second prints gave me no problems and the printer exceeds expectations.
This was designed in solidworks and was printed with the large diameter underside against the build plate.

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When I price the well regarded Siraya Blu on amazon it’s $55 but for a kg. Is the density similar to water so we can say this is around 1000ml?
If so that price doesn’t seem so high. That’s less than the AnyCubic green. Is there a downside?

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This was on the floor after I unboxed the photon. Does this look familiar?

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Arrived today. Started print within 20 minutes and it came out ideal.
The only thing I would change, and it’s a small point, is the lcd size. I’m going to have to get some magnifying reading glasses.

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