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Well Lucky me! The printer came!!.
This is a really nice looking machine 
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Unfortunately I'm behind on getting resin, hopefully I will have some by the end of next week
I'll still show you guys what's in the box, I think my proper review layout will need to wait until next week.
Unboxing:
The box arrived in good condition, was slightly bigger than I expected
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There is a piece of cardboard inside on top, to protect the accessories beneath
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Nice little accessories area
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Here's the top of the printer in the box
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All bubble wrapped
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And with the bubble wrap removed
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Inside of the orange lid the foam is covering what I will call the gantry and housing this Bed piece which was shipped not attached to the printer, it is quite heavy:
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And here's the final result of what was in the packaging.
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The printer without the bed or the orange lid:
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The instruction manual seems somewhat detailed, I'll show some select images below. Probably no need to show all the individual steps:
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Now this last page interests me, it mentions a release film, and there was this package of release film included in the box as well:
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I have much to learn with resin printing as i am basically a novice, I didn't realise there was a release film but it makes sense that the resin will harden directly on the screen and needs a way of coming off of it.
Does anyone have any tips for me for when I get my resin and start using this machine? |
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