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New users guide to 3D resin printing

I recently became introduced and subsequently obsessed with the world of 3D Resin printing - specifically miniatures for tabletop gaming (i.e. D&D). There is a LOT to learn when you get into this hobby, and I myself have only been doing it a few weeks. But I put together this guide as a means to help anyone else thinking about jumping in or just getting started themselves and hopefully learning from my mistakes early on.

Disclaimer: I purchased the Anycubic Photon S so my experience and choices are biased towards that device but generally most of what I discuss can be applied to any resin based printer.

Shopping List:

In addition to the printer itself, obviously, you’re going to need quite a bit more tools. Most of this is due to the fact that A) resin is very toxic and skin contact should be avoided and B) resin models require special steps in order to be properly cured (hardened).

Amazon:

• [Nitrile Gloves](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004BR8KB

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Introduction:
I recently became introduced and subsequently obsessed with the world of 3D Resin printing - specifically miniatures for tabletop gaming (i.e. D&D).  There is a LOT to learn when you get into this hobby, and I myself have only been doing it a few weeks.  But I put together this guide as a means to help anyone else thinking about jumping in or just getting started themselves and hopefully learning from my mistakes early on.

**Disclaimer:** I purchased the Anycubic Photon S so my experience and choices are biased towards that device but generally most of what I discuss can be applied to any resin based printer.

## Shopping List:
In addition to the print itself, obviously, you’re going to need quite a bit more tools.  Most of this is due to the fact that A) resin is very toxic and skin contact should be avoided and B) resin models require special steps in order to be properly cured (hardened).

#### Amazon:
 - [Nitrile Gloves](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004BR8KB4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_titl

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