Resin Curing Chamber With Lid

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A major upgrade to eneref's fantastic Resin Curing Chamber, tailored specifically for post-curing prints produced by printers like the Anycubic Photon and other resin-based SLA/DLP/MSLA printers. After extensively using the chamber, I concluded that having a detachable lid is essential for optimal exposure and safety reasons. I'm printing mine in silver PLA, with the possibility of adding a reflective mylar disc to the inner top and bottom surfaces for improved reflectivity. To accommodate users who have already printed eneref's version, I've included a separate lower hinge attachment. Additionally, I've provided a copy of the chamber featuring an integrated hinge. Credit for the innovative double-hinge design goes to AWS3D. I removed the screw holes as they were found unnecessary during testing. The chamber is designed to utilize a UV LED strip attached to the inner spiral. I purchased the Deep Dream 5M UV LED strip from Amazon, and I used a small piece of the leftover material to secure it. The actual strip starts approximately 4 inches from the semicircular cutout at the upper edge. To keep the wire lead in place, I employed tiny holes drilled with my dremel, which can be replicated by users. All parts have been oriented for printing. It's worth noting that the middle hinge part requires a support infill density of 30% or more to print correctly.