I paid for a indiegogo/kickstarter a while back (idk like 2 years ago) for a resin printer for minis. Back then I had different living conditions in which having a resin printer wouldn't be much of an issue, I just got the printer and now the only feasible spot I have is near my desktop. my main concern is resin fumes so I came up with this case idea using a combination of 3d printed parts, transparent plastic, and wood (image related). I am planning using sealant on every edge and connection to make sure I have a tight seal. Any concerns that I should know other than standard resin handling procedures or would this even work?
>>3001349if you want an easy way I recommend buying a grow box with activated carbon filter.Cheap, easy to set up, no plumbing or exhaust but still filters all odor and pollutants.
>>3001362oh wow, didn't think of that. would something like this work? given how cheap it is, it might straight up cost the same as making this whole thing
>>3001365I have a resin setup, buy a tall one, atleast 1-2 meter tall and turn it on its side, you can then put the printer, uv station and if you buy an utrasonic cleaner in it as well as all your resin bottles and tools, this helps Massively keeping messes contained in the tent, i highly recommend buying a painters mat, hardware stores sell them for like 10$ and you can chuck it on the ground under the table too.
>>3001365yes but like I said make sure you get a fan with an activated charcoal filter in thereeither seperate purchase or a package deal
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