This ONE Change REVOLUTIONIZED my Resin Printing Workflow 

Nice camerawork and editing - genuinely good - effective but not overdone. Audio would benefit from being clean without any background music at all - it’s distracting. (Music in foreground in sections is done very well). I like the little crash zooms used in the talking head shots and style of presentation is good and engaging. Most important of all, this is well constructed, well told narrative that carries one along in an engaging informative and entertaining way. This channel deserves many more subscribers.

I don't know squat about 3-D printing, but this video was so dang enjoyable to watch - well done Spencer!

I have saturn 2 and the flex plate i love it. I do relevel the bed every 4-5 prints as the 2 screws seem to not work on keeping it level over multiple prints. I did not make the space i just reset the zero option when i re-home and leveled the bed every time i need to. I printed a lot on here and i not had the magnet come loose yet and i had pieces that over a lb in weight on here.

Personally, so far, I just use a 2nd build build plate on my gktwo. Swap them out after a print.

I tried simliar product for Halot One, directly made by Creality. I had many, many failed prints. One cause was the pull-tab scraping the edge of the resin vat. The second one was the peeling force being too big and the plate separating from the magnet :/ I ended up removing it off the printer. But I cannot imagine not having flexible buildplate on my FDM printer :)

I'm curious about the durability of the adhesive on the maget atfer a couple of months of resin exposure and IPA cleanings. Idea is pretty neat though. I personally woud machine some grooves/holes on the top side of the build plate, glue some realle strong magnets there and then have the two options, (with and without steel sheet), just in case for those parts that cover 95% of the buildplate (in one single part).

@7:55 Sorry, for the stupid question, since I haven't started printing with my own resin printer yet… Is this clean result _directly_ taken out of the printer? Or did you already wash off superfluous resin at this point? These edges look razor sharp. On other channels, their results look rather muddy at first when taken out of the printer…

What resin is that blue one? Tks

When you take it out of the printer it looks like there is 0 resin residue on the prints what the hell mine come out fully coated

What a shilll................