Protect your Resin 3D Printers - Mach5ive Screen Protectors

How to save your Resin 3D Printers from an epic resin disaster by using screen protectors from Mach5ive!

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[UncleJessy]

How do you protect your screens on your resin printers?

[mikesvirtualhikeandtours]

Uncle Jessy is such an ethical and honest dude. Great review.

[markmorgan]

Always protect your screen. I was warned early on and it has saved me many times.

[TheRoamingbison]

I just bought a pack of these for my Epax E10-8k after a pinhole leak in the NFEP ruined the factory screen protector. It’s working great so far and the E10 4k/5k version fits fine. They don’t have any appreciable change to the UV exposure that I have found. You need to be super careful when removing the factory screen tape so you don’t damage the cable to the screen. The thought of ruining that big expensive screen makes my blood pressure hit the roof.

[RJWaynerium]

Never have I headed to Amazon so fast. Thanks for the vid!

[DMusketeers]

Great cheap insurance! Will have to pick some up!

[rockeninmahsox]

Nice to finally see screen protectors made for the 3d printers. After having the issue of having to replace a screen after resin cured on I've been using the thin phone screen protectors on my elegoo. Works great. Now we can get proper fitting protectors.

[DJapan]

1:03 I've been there before. Vat leaked and I couldn't afford a new screen so I spent like 2 days carefully chipping at it with an x-acto knife.

[omegadeltazero]

Alternatively you can use a thin sheet of plexiglass. I cut out some pieces to fit my mono x screen and then I fixed it to the screen with some strong weather resistant tape. Worked like a charm

[fixumdude]

@PracticalPrinting recommended these exact screen protectors for my Anycubic Photon Mono X to install before I even set it up. Great to get to see you install it before I try it myself.

[PheonixKnght]

I dont get why printer manufactures dont put something like this with the printer to start with.

[haukke]

These came up on my amazon as a recommended item a few weeks back after i bought a new screen for my Proxima 6.0 when my vat leaked and ruined the screen. They just arrived and am putting them on tonight. Glad i ran across this video.

[MakersBestFriend]

So smart, just ordered these - thanks!

[lizb]

Thank you for this review, I'd seen the Mach5ive products before but never seen a proper review. I'll be getting some for sure when I get my Saturn S in the summer and will recommend them to a friend with a Mars 3.

[Deadpool_collector]

I use the same protector on my mono x. Its like the flex plate, they are must-have items for printing :)

[HauntedCorpseGaming]

Taped a spare FEP sheet and used some APT High Temperature Polyimide Tape around it on the edges on mine.

Pro: Costs practically no money, that tape is ultra cheap and since its just an FEP sheet its extremely easy to replace and obviously there won't be any kind of issue printing through an extra FEP sheet. ;)

Con: None.

:D

[ccatlett]

Jupiter protector will be available in about 3 weeks, they will have a pre-order page up in the next couple of days.

[wandalflanagan]

I need to get one of these such incredible details

[MatthewCappellini]

just getting into 3d printing. Very helpful

[thecyberhobbit]

Hey Jessy! I'd love if you made a video for showing how (if possible) viable it is to use a Resin printer in an apartment or smaller enclosed space without a lot of room. Options or things you can do to reduce fumes or smells. I have wanted to get a Resin printer for a long time but have resisted because I don't really have the space. I don't know if this is possible but would love to hear your thoughts.