Hey, love your content. Helping very much with printing and casting. Just a quick questions, what are your rapid burn stages out for vintage?

Over my years of experience using Power Resins Dark I can confirm that the prongs will bend after a fresh print. Be warned, after 24+ hours, it becomes far more rigid and will absolutely snap instead of bend. As I'm currently using it with the Pruse SL1 Speed, my burn times are 80 seconds initial and 16 seconds per layer. But you mentioned 30 seconds initial and 6 seconds per layer? Are you sure about these times? Because I would love to get much faster prints, but I don't want to lose quality in the process. Do you think my burn times are too long?

Hi CMC thanks for the feedback and again a well made experiment,test and trials. I’ve got a question if you don’t mind? When your using your printers with bluecast x1v2, do you use a certain release liner for your resin tray or do you use the factory brand for that certain printer? Bluecast recommendations are elegoo’s FEP 2.0 What’s your opinion on this or do you follow suit? Some might say n-fep, acf,fep 2.0 etc are just sales tax tics and they just the same with a different name and colour (acf)😂 I do believe FEP 2.0 by elegoo. Makes a difference. Thank you and can’t wait for your next one. 😊

Hi thank for your review and the pronunciation of our company is Anti sky,just as Shanan says pronunciation

Hello, would you recomend this printer or elegoo mars 4 ultra (18microns xy) for a small jewelry bussines? Focusin on quality, thanks.

I've really been enjoying your channel. Do you share the print settings you use for testing each resin somewhere in your ecosystem? I know the one printer is a closed system so it uses its own settings. Power Resins doesn't have settings for the Prusa SL1S on its website. We have one at work but wouldn't try a resin without at least a starting point...

Awesome review 👏

So dope!!

I checked on Bluecast's site for the exposure settings for the X-One V2 to use on my Phrozen Mini 8K and only see the settings for the 4K. Would you mind sharing the settings that you used, I ordered some after seeing your review and want to give it a go. Thanks!

My investment keeps cracking all weeks it been breaking on me

Hello, your videos are very interesting and teach a lot. I would like to ask a question, do you need to put that yellow wax that you showed in order to UV dry it?

Thanks for the review, I've been using the WAX and love the print, my Phrozen Mini 8K has no problems with the adhesion either, in fact it is pretty much perfect as it adheres perfectly and the release of the prints is very easy.

How do you install the filters??

gosh that color is so much easier to see than siraya tech purple

How do you think this compares to Power Resin Vintage? Which would be better for printing details?

As a new designer, about to start printing, my first 3-D prints, which is the best resin you do recommend that covers all fields

Very cool stuff. What would be your approach to make this ring into many different sizes for casting?

what metal you casting brass? silver? gold?- the big pices?

Is there a place where I can get these filagree stl's just to test them on my indutherm? Yes I can buy some from CG trader but does bluecast offer them as test files?

the engraved signet ring doesn't look too good

hey what is that sprue cutting tool you are using? that thing is badass

160$ for 500g 😥😥😥😥

How many minutes do u use on the Uv light ?

Thanks for taking the time to make and share this video. I know it's a lot of work. Sorry if I missed it, but is there no PC based slicing software for this machine? It's all baked into the machine itself? It really seems half baked, with the slicer putting all of the prints dead center on the build plate and lacking any way to print more than one model at a time. The resin heater system is great and I'm looking forward to the day that all resin printers come with a heater by default. The vat choice is very strange. I'm pretty sure the original Form SLA printers used a similar silicone separation layer. The inexpensive and midrange MSLA printers seem to have no issues with PFA release films. The choice they made seems ill advised. I couldn't tell in the video, but it looks like the $300 upgrade long life vat may use a standard PFA or FEP film. If so then their choice to use a transparent silicone lined glass vat as standard is ridiculous. I guess one upside is that the vat probably won't leak resin. I see two or three standout features that would have me even consider this machine, but the downsides are just too much, especially when you factor in the price. I would love to see how prints from an Elegoo Mars 4 DLP printer compare to the ones this makes. I assume they use the same DLP light engine, which means that the Mars 4 DLP would definitely have the resolution disadvantage since it's got a substantially larger build area and thus the voxels will be larger. I just don't know that $9k is worth not having to dial in resin settings, especially when you're locked into only using PowerResin resins. Also, the touchscreen looked really laggy or unresponsive a few times in the video. Maybe a firmware update will help some of the issues this machine has.

Thank you so much for your informative reviews!! Will be switching to vintage from x-one next time 😊

I'm having trouble with bubbles, I clean the prints nice, no bubbles but once I burn out and pour I get some bubbles in my stone holes, please any insight would be appreciated, using tru blu, is it the resin or am I missing something?

Yes i agree a great resin!, how are your printing settings for phrozen mini 8K 25um please (i want to compaire) I´m useing currently burn in layer @ 12 sec / normal layer @ 5 sec. with light off delay of 9 sec. lift speed 60 to 70 (two stage) after washing the parts are a bit sticky, i did 5 min postcureing at 60 Watt. Does the postcureing did a negative effect on casting results?

Don't drop temperature and then cast you will get good results

Hi Dan. I have quite a bit of experience with centrifugal casting, but I am considering changing to a vacuum cast machine (and getting a melting pot). Here is my question: I only cast small quantities at a time (3-5 rings), normally in gold, but sometimes in silver. I moved overseas and need to buy new tools. I am spit between getting a vacuum caster + melting pot vs. A centrifugal caster and a torch melt. What is your opinion?

Beautiful! I so wanna do the nano ceramic thing! Can you tell me the product name and or place to get it, please 🙏🏻

Did you make a video on how to set stones into this practice ring?

Hello Guys , nice video ))) What do you think the time economy using such method ? Like 30% faster than all doing by hands , or faster ?

How many minutes do you set the vegetable steamer for?

Question; why didn't you use the Kerr Electro Melt for this casting? I am trying to decide between getting an automatic melting machine or getting a melting torch etc. For context, I will be casting with gold and silver for all my castings

Thank you so much for the info. It was very helpful.

So does this not require a burnout of the molds before casting?

Very nice and congrats on casting using resin, I gave up after 2000 tries

What kind of resin is this?

how to your resin burnout cycle??? hm.. casting burnout cycle

Hi The speed of printing for me is the name of the game and the only name of the game. I recently ordered this resin because I want to test it to the limit in terms of speed. Do you think that with an exposure of 1.5 sec I can get this resing to print at 60-65 mm an hour ? I'm planning to do this with a elegoo saturn 4 ultra with an nFEP . Tnx

I plated silver ,but it turned dark. Its doesn’t turn shiny white.

Wow, that's an amazing piece! <3 Love the look of this nanoceramic stuff, I've never even heard of it, and don't see much online neyond legors catalogue stuff. Excited to learn more about it, as i can definitely see good uses for this on my projects, like non-precious metal ornamental parts too would benefit from these, especially the cute tinted ones xD

I there! I love your channel, thank you for the great information that you put out there for all of us to see (this in not my experience within the jewellery trade). Where would you rank this on you Castable Resin List?

Ah yes, nano-ceramic plating solution. Or as it is also known: forbidden milk

Great video. What compressor do you use?

Oh my God that is gorgeous. What would you charge for something like this?

Great video thank you for sharing.

Can you do a review on the B9 fast wax resin

Beautiful piece! Looking forward to learning more about the nano ceramic treatment