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<blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 9360298" data-attributes="member: 6689464">[USER=7045779]@Jaiken[/USER] I don't have a resin printer, but as far as I remember, after the mini is printed, it has to be cleaned in isopropyl alcohol to make it safe to handle -you should never handle an unwashed resin print with your bare hands-. Then, you need to cure it under UV light, be it a lamp or in the Sun. Without curing the resin won't fully solidify and the figure will be brittle.Edit: And speaking of safe, are wearing PPE to handle the resin? (gloves and respirator) and do you have enough ventilation in the place where you keep the printer?2nd Edit: After going back to the OP, you seem to have settings for something like a filament printer? In that case, shell thickness should be a multiple of your nozzle size (.4 is standard in most printers), what I do is set it to .4 and place 3 in the number of shells. That makes the figures less brittle. If you are printing with abs, the figures will be strong (but we are back to the thing about having good ventilation, abs is very toxic). If you are using pla, I suggest you shift to pla plus which is more elastic and more resistant than normal pla.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoonSong, post: 9360298, member: 6689464"] [USER=7045779]@Jaiken[/USER] I don't have a resin printer, but as far as I remember, after the mini is printed, it has to be cleaned in isopropyl alcohol to make it safe to handle -you should never handle an unwashed resin print with your bare hands-. Then, you need to cure it under UV light, be it a lamp or in the Sun. Without curing the resin won't fully solidify and the figure will be brittle. Edit: And speaking of safe, are wearing PPE to handle the resin? (gloves and respirator) and do you have enough ventilation in the place where you keep the printer? 2nd Edit: After going back to the OP, you seem to have settings for something like a filament printer? In that case, shell thickness should be a multiple of your nozzle size (.4 is standard in most printers), what I do is set it to .4 and place 3 in the number of shells. That makes the figures less brittle. If you are printing with abs, the figures will be strong (but we are back to the thing about having good ventilation, abs is very toxic). If you are using pla, I suggest you shift to pla plus which is more elastic and more resistant than normal pla. [/QUOTE]

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