Although it’s no longer commonly used nowadays, SLA printing holds the distinct position of being the oldest form of 3D printing technology.

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In contrast to FDM printing which recreates models using molten plastic filament, the material for SLA printing is liquid resin. Just from this basic distinction, SLA printing offers its own unique strengths which have managed to keep the technology relevant until today. The minority of people who prefer SLA printing over FDM printing attest to the method’s reliability and quality of output. However, it’s no secret that SLA printing is a little more complex, especially for those who have no 3D printing experience.

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To help you get started with resin printing, here are ten of the most essential tips: What is an SLA printer? SLA stands for Stereolithography, a 3D printing process that is based on the principle of photopolymerization. The raw material used for SLA is […]

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