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  • How it works in a nutshell
  • To start a print, you first need a 3D model
  1. 3d Printers

Form Labs

Form Labs is a Resin Printer in the lab. It uses a liquid resin which is photo-reactive and lasers to create very finely detailed 3D prints.

How it works in a nutshell

The bottom of the printer is filled with a photoreactive resin. A build platform is lowered until it almost touches the bottom of the tray. An intense light is shown in specific areas to create a layer (pew pew pew). The tray then raises, a wiper levels the resin and then the proces is repeated, 100s of times.

To start a print, you first need a 3D model

Like all 3D printers you need a model, and the model will get sliced and then printed out, however unlike a normal 3D print, we will not generate gcode

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Last updated 9 months ago

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