3D Resin Printing: From Start to Finish

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Kevin Volo

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

01:21

2 - Safety Concerns with 3D Resin Printing.mp4

01:18

2 - What 3D Resin Printer is Right for You

3 - SLA Resin Printers.mp4

01:33

4 - DLP Resin Printers.mp4

01:44

5 - MSLA Resin Printers.mp4

03:33

6 - What Printer is Best For You.mp4

09:53

7 - Parts of a 3D Resin Printer.mp4

01:12

3 - What Supplies Do I Need to Start 3D Printing

8 - 3D Resin Printing Supplies IMPORTANT.mp4

08:10

4 - Types of 3D Printing Resins

9 - What Types of 3D Resins Are Out There.mp4

07:55

5 - Finding Models to Print

10 - Where Can I Find Models to Print.mp4

06:41

11 - Site Resources.html

6 - Using Chitubox to Prepare a File to Print

12 - Downloading Chitubox.mp4

01:41

13 - Interface Basics.mp4

02:59

14 - Adding a Printer.mp4

07:42

15 - Importing a Model.mp4

05:18

16 - Importing Multiple Files.mp4

02:23

17 - Hollowing a Model.mp4

04:07

18 - Digging Holes In the Model.mp4

05:48

19 - Supports Overview.mp4

04:20

20 - Supports ZLift.mp4

01:39

21 - Supports Rafts.mp4

02:32

22 - Supports Support Sizes.mp4

01:57

23 - Supports Support Top Section.mp4

08:36

24 - Supports Support Middle Section.mp4

04:19

25 - Supports Support Bottom Section.mp4

03:28

26 - Supports Auto Supports.mp4

07:28

27 - Supports Adding Manual Supports.mp4

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28 - Preparing a File to Print Part 1.mp4

06:59

29 - Preparing a File to Print Part 2.mp4

16:27

30 - Preparing a File to Print Advanced Support Settings.mp4

06:29

31 - Preparing a File to Print Sending Files to Your Printer.mp4

04:50

32 - Preparing a File to Print X23 Model Legs.mp4

00:40

33 - Preparing a File to Print X23 Model Claws.mp4

10:28

34 - Preparing a File to Print X23 Model Base.mp4

07:22

7 - Printing Your Files

35 - Leveling Your Print Bed.mp4

02:39

36 - Adding Resin Into The Printer Vat.mp4

00:34

37 - Printing Your File.mp4

01:06

8 - Postprocessing Your Prints

38 - Removing Your Print from Bed and Removing Supports.mp4

02:04

39 - Washing Your Prints.mp4

00:49

40 - Curing Your Resin Prints.mp4

00:33

41 - Removing a Failed Print.mp4

01:41

9 - Finishing Your 3D Resin Prints Sanding and Priming

42 - Sanding and Priming Your Prints.mp4

03:32

10 - Painting Your 3D Resin Prints

43 - Painting Our X23 Model.mp4

04:46

11 - ThankYou Check Out My Other 3D Course

44 - ThankYou So Much.mp4

00:51

12 - Resources

45 - 3D Resin Printing Resources.mp4

00:30

46 - Resource List.html

Description

Learn Everything You Need to Know About 3D Resin Printing!

What You'll Learn?

How to Print 3D Models Using a 3D Resin Printer
What are the differences between Resin and FDM Printing
How to Use Chitobox to Prepare Your 3D Files for Printing
What it Takes to Finish Resin Prints and Make Them Look Awesome

Who is this for?

Creators who are interesting 3D Printing

People interested in creating 3D prints to extend their creativity

3D Modelers looking to bring their creations to life

What You Need to Know?

None, But if you want to do 3D printing, you will need a 3D printer.

More details

Description
Have you been wanting to learn about 3D resin printing? Then this is the course for you!
3D resin printing is becoming increasingly popular for good reason. Over the past few years, resin printers and materials have gotten more and more affordable, opening up a whole new world of 3D printing to enthusiasts.
Resin printing differs from traditional FDM 3D printing in that it uses lightwaves to create smooth and detailed prints out of a liquid photo polymer resin. This zero-waste process is faster and can create much more finely detailed prints than FDM printers.
The process to create 3D resin prints can seem a little daunting at first, even if youâ€™re familiar with traditional FDM printing, but once you understand how to prepare a file, send it to the printer, and clean the finished prints, the results are stunning! 3D resin prints are incredibly detailed and beautiful.
In this course, I will walk you through every part of the 3D resin printing process. We will cover:
The different types of 3D resin printers
Factors involved in deciding which resin printer is right for you
Different resins you can use when printing
How to prepare your files for printing using the leading 3D resin slicer, Chitubox
How to properly post-process your files: removing them from the print bed, removing supports, cleaning and curing
Finishing your prints: Sanding, priming and painting

Who this course is for:
Creators who are interesting 3D Printing
People interested in creating 3D prints to extend their creativity
3D Modelers looking to bring their creations to life

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Kevin Volo is currently an instructional technologist for a State University of New York (SUNY) college in Upstate New York where he helps instructors design and implement their online and hybrid courses. He is also an active adjunct professor and has been instructing at the college level for more than 20 years, including online and hybrid classes for colleges and on platforms such as Udemy. He teaches a range of courses on topics such as social media, digital photography, graphic design, video editing, and media communications, among others.He holds a Masters in Information Design and is working on his PhD dissertation in Educational Practice & Theory with a research project exploring the impact of gamification in online learning environments.Kevin worked as a commercial photographer and graphic designer for over 25 years working in the marketing and advertising industry where has worked in both print and web design creating catalogs, web graphics and logos.Kevin is also a freelance colorist, photographer and graphic designer whose latest project was colorist for the Eisner Award nominated, Meteor Men by Jeff Parker and Sandy Jarrell from Oni Press. He has worked on several independent titles such as Big Dog Inc's Rex Zombie Killer, Zenoscope's 2013 Halloween issue, and Ape Entertainment's Athena Voltaire.

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