prestonedward

Yes, I’ve been printing in resin. It is a bit different from filament printing. Resin gives much greater detail but requires careful handling and post-processing. Make sure you research the type of resin (standard, tough, flexible, etc.) and the printer’s build volume. You will also need proper safety gear, such as gloves and a mask, plus a UV-curing setup. If you have specific questions about printers, settings, or finishing techniques, feel free to ask!

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Hello everyone. I'm currently exploring ways to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of machining projects, especially when using CNC milling for custom parts and prototypes. I understand that tool selection, feed rates, and material properties all play a crucial role in achieving high-quality results. However, I’d like to hear from experienced machinists about the best practices or common mistakes to avoid. How can one fine-tune the setup and programming to get consistent precision? Are there specific software tools or techniques that help streamline workflow and reduce waste in CNC milling operations?

Hello. I have a question for you. I am using a Badger Patriot 105 airbrush and thinking I would like to upgrade. I still would like to keep with Badger but I am looking for a model that I can change needles. I am looking for fine, medium and a wide spray. The ones I am seeing show that they only come with one needle which is usually a Fine spray. Not going to retire my 105 since I do like it.. any Suggestions would be appreciated..