3D Printing Troubleshooting Videos

Whether you are new to resin 3D printing or facing challenges with your prints, this is the ultimate troubleshooting guide you’ve been looking for. Packed with invaluable tips, tricks, and solutions directly from the resin 3D printing experts at Monocure3D, this guide is designed to help you overcome any obstacle. We’ve covered you, from everyday issues like layer separation and failed prints to optimising your printer settings and mastering resin handling. With years of experience and innovation, Monocure3D ensures your printing journey is smooth, successful, and enjoyable. Explore our expert advice and take your resin 3D printing to the next level today!

Your Resin models won’t come off the build plate. 

The resin models seem so stuck on the build plate that it feels like you are going to damage them getting them off. Use this simple method to slide them off like butter!

The resin VAT has sprung a leak due to a hole in the FEP film. 

This can happen easily… It’s usually due to not cleaning out the vat properly after a failed print. Here is a quick tip to fix the problem and get you printing again in no time!

Getting white spots or sticky surfaces on the model after cleaning. 

If you get white spots or the surface feels tacky after post-curing, you might not be cleaning the model correctly. John shares his advanced method with you.

There is surface cracking on your 3D Resin Print.  

The printed resin model develops flaking, and surface cracking after it has been washed and post-cured. Here is how you can avoid it.

When there is hard cured resin on the LCD screen. 

This can happen if you get a hole in the FEP film, you overfill the vat or from an accidental spill. Here is a quick and easy way to remove the hard resin without damaging the LCD screen.

When you have damage to your LCD screen due to cured resin particles in the vat. 

If a model fails and you need to clean the vat to remove unwanted, hard resin, there is no need to empty the vat. This tip will save you heaps of time!