Is 3D Printer Resin Expensive

The Cinegel UV sheets are perfect for protecting 3D printer resin from sunlight coming through the window, without losing the light for the room.

This resin works really well with my printer using the recommended settings

This printer has been around a year or so and the firmware updates are great and simple to preform. It is a solid(resin) preformer. Got it on sale and I do not see a better printer for the money. Uses open source software so you are not locked into any eco system. Any issues some have had in the past are fixed with the firmware updates. Mechanicaly sound and quiet. The wifi is a great addition; no usb sticks or cable needed.

Great filament for an xyz 3d printer. Had trouble finding filament for my specific printer but found it here.

3D Connexion really know what it's like doing 3D work, whether CAD, modeling, sculpting or the like. I had an expensive mechanical keyboard but it didn't work so well for 3D, which isn't continuous typing but lots of shortcuts. With the mechanical, doing a quick shortcut, what would happen is the modifier key would often get missed. Not a problem with this scissor (I believe) keyswitch. At any rate it has the same great feel as the buttons on the Enterprise. Layout is well thought out, detachable number pad is great, and I like the horizontal is minimized by pulling in the right hand specials (arrows, up page, etc). And we get another 16 custom buttons! Which combined with the best part - the fantastic 3DC software, gives all sorts of possibilities. I use Blender, and tied the top 12 to be an instant jump to a workspace. First is layout, modeling, sculpting, UV, etc, corresponding horizontally with the keys. Really improved my workflow jumping to focused workspaces like this so easily.

I use the SpaceMouse for Fusion360. For that purpose, it's amazing. Of course, it's not an actual mouse, so it's an expensive item for a specialized purpose. That said, it does its job super well. It makes navigating 3D space much easier. If you do a lot of work in 3D spaces, it's worth it, but not mandatory by any means.

This was my first 3D printer! It was an easy setup. It took me less than 45min to build plus the set up time. It’s also user friendly! I would highly recommend this as a first or additional printer!

This is my second 3d printer. It is a fabulous printer the build size is limiting. The performance and print quality are spectacular. Very quiet also.

This case is serious and held a Printrbot PLAY 3d printer, a 3DS 3d scanner, PLA spools and tools perfectly. Only reason I didn't pack the computer in there as well is that the PC was too wide. This case traveled through many flights within Peru and the sensitive 3d printing equipment remained intact and aligned. The grey color is awesome. At about $130 it was a great deal. Looks like luggage, performs like a titanium safe! The pinch and pluck foam worked really well and the inside of the case looks like it was custom made for my printer. It was very comfortable to roll around airports and streets. The handle extended to a nice height. I did not have to crouch.

I purchased 3 of the Dremel's 3D Digilab 3D45 Printers for our high school's Technology and Engineering Department. We are very happy with the purchase. The printers were simple to set up and the products it makes are of high-quality. We are working with students to begin creating products for our school store. The Dremel 3D Slicer software is also very easy to use. Our students use SolidWorks to create 3D projects and then transfer the file to the Dremel software to get it ready for the printer. Easy process that students learn quickly. I highly recommend the Dremel 3D Digilab 3D45 printer.