Neat, I haven't read this comic strip for years, but I like the 3D printing topic. SLA printers (resin) suck. Like the only real application is where you need a hundredth of a millimeter of accuracy for like medical or dental purposes. Kosaga should have gone with a regular FDM printer. Not only are the prints much stronger, but they tend to be more reliable, and it is way cheaper material being used. If you have basic metalshop equipment you can also make your own shredder and filament extruder and turn your failed prints or bulk plastic trash from the junkyard and make new spools of filament printing material. PLA is pretty much a worthless material aside from lost casting, I suggest PETG for the majority of high strength applications, and ABS for cost saving low strength applications. To compare, 1kg of resin is often $70-150 while 1kg of filament is only $10-20. No messy curing process either, although I do sometimes vapor treat my ABS products or boil in water if a warp is already present, or warping isn't a huge issue.
But here's the thingSo adjusting it to "5 minutes" or something is toughI Wonder If I CanWhy is there a UV light for manicures here?That's for additional hardening for the 3D printer outputI just want to put it in for only 5 minutes, butThat only has a 2-minute timer and an always-on modeThe timer that connects to the plug has only a 3-hour varietySomething's starting again…Did you get interested in make-up?If I left it on I'd definitely forget…If it's come to this then I'll make one myself!!
