I am thinking of expanding my business in o 3D printer parts.
At the moment I make and market a few resin conversion and detail parts for various model kits.
Switching to 3D printing would mean I can produce a greater variety of parts and also do 'bespoke' runs for people.
Plus I don't have to make and actual physical master and mess around with making moulds and mixing resin, degassing etc.
I need high level of surface detail rather than large size, most of the components are no larger than 30x30x30 mm.
I am thinking of a Stereolithography (SLA) printer rather than an FDM but I don't really know enough about it at the moment to know if that is the right way to go.
Any advice?
At the moment I make and market a few resin conversion and detail parts for various model kits.
Switching to 3D printing would mean I can produce a greater variety of parts and also do 'bespoke' runs for people.
Plus I don't have to make and actual physical master and mess around with making moulds and mixing resin, degassing etc.
I need high level of surface detail rather than large size, most of the components are no larger than 30x30x30 mm.
I am thinking of a Stereolithography (SLA) printer rather than an FDM but I don't really know enough about it at the moment to know if that is the right way to go.
Any advice?
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