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The YouTube video showcases a new tiny resin 3D printer launched on Kickstarter, focusing on its compact size, clear design, and initial testing by the speaker. The contents of the packaging and various features of the printer are highlighted. The speaker discusses the printer's size, weight, build volume, slicing process, and control settings, noting its slow printing speed and limited screen resolution affecting fine details. They share their printing experiences and mention plans to test a new screen provided by the manufacturer. The video emphasizes the printer's performance at its price point, with printed files ranging from teeth to an action figure. The printer is available for $120 on Indiegogo, with the speaker planning to continue experimenting with settings for a comprehensive review. Additionally, a wash and cure unit will be part of their Kickstarter order, and viewer feedback is encouraged.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces a new tiny resin 3D printer that was launched on Kickstarter. The speaker received an early production unit to test out before full production orders are sent out. The packaging is highlighted for being small and cute. The contents of the packaging include the 3D printer, a USB cable, an acrylic top, a build plate, screws, a vat cover, a vat, and an Fe sheet with a max fill line. The printer features a micro USB port on the side and a USBC Port on the back for power. The printer has a clear design, allowing users to see inside, and it includes a screen for controls. The speaker expresses excitement about the compact size and clear design of the printer.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about the details of a small 3D printer, mentioning its size, weight, and build volume. They explain the slicing process, options for file creation, and control settings on the printer itself. The speaker notes that the printer is quiet but prints slowly and may not provide fine details due to limited screen resolution. They share their experience with printing using pre-sliced files and switching to a different resin for better results. Additionally, they mention encountering issues with a print and plan to test a new screen provided by the manufacturer.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about their experience with a miniature resin 3D printer. They mention printing various files, including pre-sliced teeth files and an action figure, with varying degrees of success and detail. The video highlights the printer’s slow speed but notes its impressive performance at its price point. The machine is available for $120 on Indiegogo. The speaker plans to further experiment with the printer and its settings for a full review in the future. They also mention a wash and cure unit that will be part of their Kickstarter order. The speaker thanks their Patreon supporters and invites viewers to share their thoughts on the resin 3D printer.