The first thing I think about when I have to print a base is that they tend to be quite large pieces.
That's why I almost always choose to print them in PLA.
But, of course... not all bases are the same.
When trying to print something very complex in PLA, you inevitably have to sacrifice quality. Not to mention the more complex elements, which simply don't turn out well.
So, in these cases, I turn to resin.
The quality is impressive, and every micro-detail is preserved.
But then the next problem arises...
Completely flat bases and resin printers don't get along at all.
I've seen dozens of posts with the same drama: warped bases, with support marks everywhere, poorly placed drainage holes, or even print failures.
Frustrating, right?
Well, let me tell you something: after much trial and error, I discovered a way to print resin bases with all the detail you want, without warping, and with a completely flat bottom base... without a single mark or hole.
Yes, it's possible. And tomorrow I'll show you everything in a video.
I'll share step-by-step instructions on how to achieve that perfect finish, no fuss.
This method took me many hours of trial and error, but now you can apply it right away and get professional results from the first try.
Don't miss tomorrow's video.
It'll change the way you print your bases forever.