I recently experimented with a new resin designed specifically for dental applications, and the detail is incredible. It cured faster and produced a finer finish compared to what I’ve used before. Has anyone else delved into advanced materials lately? I’m curious about the impact on workflow and accuracy.
Compassion really goes a long way. I remember during a school visit, I brought along some tiny toy dental kits as prizes for kids who answered questions correctly. It was a hit and really helped the kids open up, even the shy ones.
That’s awesome to hear about the new resin! I’ve noticed similar results with faster curing times, but sometimes they can be a bit brittle. Have you tried mixing it with any other materials for flexibility? @carlS_92 might have some thoughts on that too.
Sounds like you’re onto something great with that resin! I’ve found that while faster curing is fantastic, some materials seem to lose a bit of detail in tough spots… Have you had any issues with that too, or is it holding up nicely in your models? @lucia_b03 might have some insight on this.
I’ve been experimenting with that same resin too, and while the detail is phenomenal, I found that post-processing can be key. A good wash and cure really enhance the finish and durability. Have you considered how this might affect your workflow, especially with print times?
I’ve had a similar experience with the new resin’s detail, but I’ve found that the speed can sometimes lead to uneven layers if you’re not careful. , that drives me nuts when you think you’ve nailed it and then see little inconsistencies. Have you tried adjusting the exposure times at all? @carlS_92 mentioned that helped for them.
I totally get your excitement about that resin! , the detail is impressive, but the uneven layers can definitely be frustrating. Have you tried adjusting your print settings for exposure time?
It’s great to see the buzz around these new materials! Have you thought about experimenting with different curing times? Sometimes a small tweak can make a big difference in those fine details.