How To Print Jewelry Wax With A Resin 3D Printer ($300 Mars Elegoo 3 Pro) 

I have casters who can do the printing and molding themselves. How can i get my hands on these apps and files to send them ?

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Thank you so much Brandon, truly appreciate you!

Thanks so much Keisha! Glad it was helpful!

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Any suggestions for online caster?

@@Onsiteshenanigans shapeways does it. Not sure if theyre the cheapest or best, but that's just one I know of.

Most good casting companies will charge $50+ per print, especially if they’re using commercial printers that cost more to run.

@@kingsroulette1487 i pay most of the time 50/90$ just for 3D print

@@geertje0105 depending on what’s used, it can be very expensive. Most good casting companies will use commercial printers that run specific resin with a super high wax content, that’s really expensive. The cost comes from the utilization of $250K machines instead of $200 resin printers, but both will work.

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He mentioned it quickly. You do have to cure in the sun or under a lamp.

The Power Rising Fournier doesn’t require it afterwards but it is about 300 a bottle or half of that for a small bottle.

Hey, yes it works great!

Hi Mohit, Thank you! Yes the Mars will absolutely do the job!

i have the same question

yes im going to do a very in depth video on it

Most definitely apreciate it that if I make my own jewlery can I first start going to jewlers and selling pieces instead of online?

Definitely don't do that. they can make it themselves, you haver to get sales from customers

How’s it working now?

Definitely something anyone can do if they put in the time

I will do more videos about this!

Please reply to my answer .. do this printer print gold? ...how can i make gold products like my resin mold

@@louisaaissaoui587 u need to cast the resin print

Hi, it depends. How is she making these pieces now? What is her budget and how many is she making? Please watch my latest video I talk about this

This is a bit misleading - casting houses have overhead that requires more than a couple of bucks over spot for casting. First off, no one is buying metal at spot - if you buy pre-alloyed metal you are going to pay around 10% over, then you have shipping and insurance costs + rent + labor + utilities + taxes + profits and there is no one who is casting at a couple of dollars over spot that is doing a good job and following best practices around disposal of waste, OSHA compliance etc. Another thing is that if you get a caster that just batches your castings with a bunch of other pieces to cast at a low price then they are going to cast your flask at a temperature and metal temperature that will guarantee that the thinnest pieces fill, and if your parts are heavier you are going to see issues with casting quality (porosity primarily) that will affect your final product. As I've been in jewelry manufacturing for over 45 years I can assure you that you get what you pay for. Cheapest doesn't always end up being the most profitable.

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It should be ion the amazon questions section check there

Ok. Tahnk you I found the link, plus some others. Just did the rook test got it right after the fourth attempt.. for real thank you for your videos.. I do have some other questions.. I'm gonna print some hollow maimi cuban chain and bracelet, my question is . Will the links have to be slice or will they just be solder together.. also I'm trying to do the math on how many links.. 10mm × 22in.. 22in equals 588mm divided by 10 .. equal 58.8 links.. please help .

@@christopherrapp5954so just cut 10% off the the two edge links. This is where you will attach the clasp.

Did you find good settings? I’ve been searching around as well

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for jewelery you need a resin printer

pretty sure amazon has it

I don't suggest getting a used one