I have two Form3 printers and love them. Super reliable printing, and I’ve made a lot of nice models with parts printed on them. Most of my printing is done with Gray resin and occasionally clear or Tough; if I had two wishes, one would be for a resin that could be solvent cemented to styrene (I’ve been told this is impossible) – the other would be for a really resilient, shatter-resistant resin that can be primed and painted for my model work.
The Form4 has new materials that are intriguing; If they would work for me and be tough enough to not shatter like glass when drilled or dropped, and be paintable, I’d probably add one to my shop. Can anyone chime in on this? I’d really appreciate some input.
Photos of models: Star Wars concept training remote (100% prints); “Altares” starship, approximately 50% prints, mix of Gray and Tough.
