Autodesk Magenta Resin Review ~ DLP/SLA 3D Printing Material

I enjoyed working with this resin despite having some color issues. Prints look great and I got some incredibly detailed prints with it. This resin is now sold and produced by Colorado Polymer Solutions.

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If you are unfamiliar with DLP 3D printers here is a quick overview. DLP (Digital Light Processing) 3D printers are a subclass of SLA (Stereolithography) 3D printers that traditionally use lasers and mirrors to create each layer. A DLP printer uses a HD projector with a halogen lamp to produce cross sections of a 3D part on the top or bottom of a tank of resin (resin vat). That part is then peeled from the bottom or further submerged from the top to create layer after layer. DLP printers generally tend to print faster than laser based SLA printers because they are able to project an entire layer at a time.

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