Mars / Anycubic Cleaning & Post Process - 3D Printing with Resin - Part 02

Welcome to Monocure 3D Protips. In this video, we will show you how to remove the prints from the Elegoo Mars, filter the resin and finally, wash & cure your models with the Anycubic. It is important yet easy to follow all of these steps in resin printing in order to get great finishes on your models.

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0:47 Removing the models from the build plate
01:40 Filtering the Resin and Cleaning the VAT
04:30 Washing the models in the Anycubic Wash & Cure
05:38 Curing the models in the Anycubic Wash & Cure
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[dmsaks]

I always use a glove finger or plastic scraper when cleaning bits off the fep, for extra stuck bits I will very gently push the edge of it from underneath with a clean gloves finger...this is usually enough to break the air seal that keeps them stuck and allows easier scraper removal

[dans_stuff]

Another good general overview video, Charlie. Welcome back to YouTube👍

[josephghonoja]

How do you properly clean the build plate in between prints or like for over night cause wouldn't there be some resin from the previous print?

[cherar]

Hi thanks for the video I am actually considering buying both machines and just ended here wondering if the build plate support of the Elegoo Mars was compatible with the Anycubic Wash & Cure. You've used the basket and still have the doubt. Hope you can answer that. Thanks again!

[hektik]

Just got the rapid flex 100. Was hoping to mix it with rapid white, 70flex/30%white...looking to make wheels. Hope it all works out.

[tjobrienRC]

Just got a Resin Printer because I need to make parts that are strong in
all directions. Any chance you would make Resin 3D Printer Videos about:
1) Comparison of Plant Based, Water Washable, or Eco Resins
2) Comparison of Cleaning Products for the Eco Resins.
3) Comparison of Ultrasonic Cleaners vs Mixing type Cleaners with different cleaning products for the Eco Resins.
4) Curing Time & Hardness with different Wavelengths of Lights. ex.
LED Grow Lights 600nm red / 450nm blue vs the Recommended 405nm violet.

[sespider]

How do you cleaning the washer's tank? Resin has built up in the bottom.

[genemaster]

G'day peoples of got to say this vid has aged very well 🤔not much has changed in the overall process, just size and improvements. Cheers from A M8 Downunder🙃

[marcoz]

Well this procedure is covered in every review and doesn't really answer the post post-process questions.... what do you do with the IPA when it starts to get cloudy? How do you throw away the wastage afterwards?

[RubenNeil]

Is that 3L worth of Resin Away? How long would that last being used in this?

[MimTheDwarf]

so you do not need to fully rinse out the vat after each use ?

[peterscheler]

I still waiting for the video about the correct disposal of cleaning solutions. People use IPA, ResinAway (and other specialised cleaners), soapy water (or pure cleaner like MeanGreen) and the clean water for rinsing.
I do not suppose that even the so-called eco-friendly resins can be rinsed in the sink. Do I need to collect my rinsing water and dispose it with the other stuff at a hazardous waste disposal station?

[JanMan]

Also always wear a mask and safety goggles!