Stereolithography

Um, and, and they post out about how they're, they're using a Neptune 4 3D printer.

This person s- says upfront that they're usually an SLA printer, and they've got their, they've got an FDM.

And they're finding, after they've made all sorts of interesting modifications to, to a relatively inexpensive FDM machine, um, they're finding that they're getting nozzle clogging, or it's seeming like a nozzle clog at the same, the same position in a print, the same height, the same layer area in a print.

And that, I've seen that quite a bit.

Yes.

So, so they're, they're 3D printing.

Uh, if you wanna do, uh, you know, a super fancy, super smooth high-end job, use an SLA printer 'cause you got no layer lines, right?

Right.

3D printing today, show number 214.

Mixing it up with SLA.

DIY curing box.

PEI last result.

coming up on our

show this week, Whitney? Well, let's see.

We start out talking about mixing it up with SLA.

And then we explore a do-it-yourself curing box.