Uv Resin

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.... 1ST LAYER - Superior UV Doming Resin that creates a high gloss...

.... 1ST LAYER - Superior UV Doming Resin that creates a high gloss...

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first time using uv resin, and i’m getting these large bubbles around the pills, why is that?? submitted by /u/hailzpro4 to r/resin [link] [comments]

Polymer clay, uv resin, acrylic paints. submitted by /u/SaltySculpts to r/sculpting [link] [comments]

Hi! I have a few questions. I've posted before asking how toxic resin is. My sister uses it, and I just feel unsafe with it in the house. I've told my mom about everything before, but it seems like she hasn't really listened. I don't want to talk directly to my sister because she'll start yelling and getting defensive. So basically, she switched to UV resin now (She used to use epoxy). I think she uses it mainly for a coating on her clay earrings. 1.) How toxic is UV resin? I know epoxy resin is very toxic, but with UV resin, I keep getting different answers when I try to look it up. 2.) Is it safe to use it in your bedroom? Do the fumes travel outside of the room? she uses gloves and a basic mask (which I know is unsafe, I've told my mom this, but apparently it's not a big deal) 3.) I know resin is one of those things where repeated exposure to it will eventually make you allergic to it, but does it make you allergic to anything else? My sister has been getting random allergies/sensitivities to certain things. she keeps getting sick, coughing, etc. thank you! submitted by /u/All_I_Do_Is_Upgrade to r/resin [link] [comments]

My boyfriend bought a UV resin printer (an Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra), and I have some concerns about it and would be grateful for some advice and insight. We live together in a fairly small apartment (~50 square meters / ~538 square feet) and plan to get a cat in the future, so keeping our space safe is very important to me. The printer sits in his office, which is small (~6 sqm / ~20 sqft) with one small window. When he used it the first time the fumes and smell initially spread out in the entire apartment, and after some googling I found out that the fumes from these printers are highly toxic, and forum threads that I found online on the topic seemed to have a consensus that these kinds of printers were not ideal for apartments because of this. While the research on the health risks are, from my understanding, still limited (especially long term risks), allergies, respiratory issues and potential carcinogenic particles have been noted. BF has purchased two filtered masks for us, but I do not like the idea of having to use a gas mask to exist safely in our home. BF was initially inside his office while printing with the window cracked open and a protective gas mask on. However after listening to my concerns he has agreed to not be in his office while the printer is running, keep the door to the office closed, and have the window in there open as much as possible. This seems to work okay-ish, but there is still some light smell in the living room, despite the window in there also being open as much as possible (the living room window is on the same side as his office window so this might be why). We live in a cold climate, so this is not ideal for winter times due to the cold, but I can bundle up. BF has upon my request started looking into buying an enclosure for the printer, which is from my understanding sort of a tent which will help contain the fumes and lead them out the window through a tube? There seems to be some issue finding one available so it might take a while, and I’m considering asking him to refrain from using the printer until he gets one. However, I’m unsure how much this will still expose us (or any neighbours living above us) to the fumes still. And I still feel uneasy about it despite the adjustments which I have a hard time shaking off. BF has been incredibly accommodating and understanding of my worries, and I feel terrible for putting a damper on his new hobby. Despite the precautions taken and accommodations he has made, I’m anxious that it won’t be enough to mitigate any potential health risks from the fumes, especially if we bring a cat into the apartment in the future. As previously mentioned, we do also have neighbours living above us, and they also have windows right above our office window. At this point I am not sure if I am overly cautious about this or if my concerns are valid? Are there any other ways we can mitigate the risks which lets him continue printing? He is so excited and happy about his printer and I really don’t want to ask him to get rid of it. TL;DR Boyfriend bought a 3D-printer for our small apartment and despite him taking precautions and being very accommodating I am still concerned about potential health risks from the toxic fumes and would love some advice or input. EDIT: I forgot to mention that he also bought a curing station (not sure of the model but it's the same brand), which he uses isopropyl alcohol to cure the printed items with. UPDATE: Thank you so much everyone who's taken the time to reply and share their thoughts and experiences! I shared this thread with bf and we will talk about how to proceed when he comes home from work, I appreciate all of you a lot! submitted by /u/Singoritm to r/3Dprinting [link] [comments]

Posting pics of all the UV resin I have tried and do not have good luck with as well as my different lamps. I only use UV resin on some of my polymer clay jewelry pieces, some have been more runny/liquid and some lead to withdrawing from the edges after application. But my main problem is, I feel like I can never get these to fully cure unless the planets are all aligned just so. I could put them under a UV lamp for hours and yet they are still slightly tacky. I don't live in a primarily sunny area (KY in the US) but if I have pieces to do and it's sunny out, I'll even put them in the sun for the day and come back and they are still sticky?! I am not sure what to do atp, maybe different brand or my watts aren't strong enough on my lamps but I need and would love suggestions. Also I am not opposed to trying regular resin, non-uv type but just curious on best brands of that as well if you have a favorite. Thank you! submitted by /u/Happy_Charge_9410 to r/resin [link] [comments]

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