Resin dryer (Essiccatore per resina)

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For 3D prints made with resin printers, the final step is to expose them to UV rays for complete polymerization of the resin. This process can be done in a couple of ways: by placing the prints outside in direct sunlight, but that might not always be practical; or by using special UV lamps. However, it's essential to exercise caution when handling these lamps as the UV radiation they emit can cause severe damage, including skin cancer and eye damage. Therefore, it's crucial to irradiate the 3D prints in a closed and protected environment such as a specialized dryer. Here is one designed for use with small but popular printers like the Anycubic Photon: Parts needed: UV LED ( AliExpress ) $22.16 Solar rotating stand ( Amazon ) $7.39 Secure the lamp with a big elastic band Insert the rotating display into the space on the base and the UV lamp into the special opening of the dryer, then lock the lamp in place using a sturdy elastic band wrapped around the dryer box and the lamp.