How a print happens
Slice it.
Send us an STL or OBJ, or just a sketch and an idea. We slice it into layers thinner than a hair.
Print it.
UV light hardens liquid resin one layer at a time. Most prints finish in under two hours.
Wash and cure it.
A rinse in IPA, then UV light to reach full strength. Supports off, edges sanded.
Yours.
Painted by us, or left grey for your own brushes. Collect it from Bath Street.
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- The printer lid is orange because it blocks UV light, so the resin in the tank can't set by accident.
- Print time depends on height, not detail. A full build plate takes about as long as a single piece.
- Every part prints upside down, hanging off the build plate on a forest of tiny supports.
- Grey resin shows detail best and takes paint beautifully. That's why most of our prints start grey.
- Too big for the printer? We print it in sections and join them back together.
