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  • Nitrile gloves

    • Whichever size, brand, and color you like. These are a must for handling liquid resin and unwashed prints.

    • These are single-use, disposable items. Once you get them dirty with uncured resin, throw them out. You’ll go through a lot of these, depending on how much printing you do.

  • Pickle jarLOCK & LOCK Pickle Container

    • These locking leak-proof containers are designed with their own internal basket. They are perfect for creating your own resin rinsing stations. I have one each for water (for water-washable resin) and isopropyl alcohol.

    • Safety Notice ⚠ Once you use these for resin rinsing vats, that’s it. DO NOT use them for anything else after that (especially food storage).

  • Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) (minimum 90%)

    • Essential for rinsing resin prints. Even if you use water-washable resin, a final swish in IPA is recommended.

  • Plastic Spatulas

    • While I recommend using a large metal putty knife for removing prints from the build plate, these are good to have on hand for scraping remaining resin off of the build plate, and gently scraping the bottom of the resin vat, or using to mix/agitate the resin in the vat. The rounded edges and soft plastic are less prone likely to scrape and damage the FEP film.

  • Silicone funnel and stainless steel strainer

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