Thanks for the review I listen to your podcast

Hi just watching your video and couldn't help to give you a great piece of advice. After you have printed your items take them and wash them first in a bucket of hot water now when I say hot I mean hot enough that you can put your hand in it and it is not going to burn you or distort your model. When you do this the supports that you are fighting with in trying to cut them off will just peel off with great ease the other thing is just cure your models for 2 minutes and if they are still a bit sticky then cure them for another 2 minutes. Five minutes if you have really large items but five minutes on smaller models will make them very brittle. How did you find using the Dynax plus. Blessings Pastor Randy Bourque

Hi, the printer comes with power loss recovery?

You mentioned it comes with software that is paid for one year. I don't do subscription software, are there alternatives available? Just curious, I've never used a resin printer but do like the finished product so might consider one in the future. Anyway, if subscription software is the norm for a resin printer then it won't be for me. Thanks for the video Guy!

I have a feeling you only like resin printing because it is essentially glue. I should have just dumped my parts in the rinse station before removing supports, looks like a nice clean process!

Nice