What's your resin 3d printing setup like? Specifically on the chemical waste side of things, how does disposal work in Tokyo vs [insert generic stateside metro area]? I guess this is more of a question about Japanese infrastructure for disposal of small-scale hazardous waste and possible connections to "the will to have nice things".
In exchange for this information, I offer 2 lesser known tips for resin printing š (that I assume you may not be aware of yet):
Ultrasonic cleaners are way more efficient and effective than pickle containers and toothbrushes at cleaning (though more expensive).
Hot (near boiling/as hot as you're comfortable touching briefly with a gloved hand) water makes most supports quickly and easily peel off in seconds (saving tons of time). Dunk models in the water for about 10 seconds at a time. Remove supports with (gloved) hands until it starts to cool. Repeat until they're all gone.
Naturally, there's a burn risk here, so this tip comes with an obligatory "use at your own risk" disclaimer.
What's your resin 3d printing setup like? Specifically on the chemical waste side of things, how does disposal work in Tokyo vs [insert generic stateside metro area]? I guess this is more of a question about Japanese infrastructure for disposal of small-scale hazardous waste and possible connections to "the will to have nice things".
In exchange for this information, I offer 2 lesser known tips for resin printing š (that I assume you may not be aware of yet):