Anycube 3D printer

[Gary MacKenzie]

Thanks Gary. I'll need to read that through a few times for it to sink in lol.

Basically, it's the smaller the micron size per pixel that give better results

A 25-micron printer has 4x the resolution of a 50-micron printer
That is the figure I look for, then see if it is available at a bigger build plate size ...... that's the big problem, LCD screens don't have the resolution for lower micron-sizes the larger they get.

[Gary MacKenzie]

Surely the answer to this is an enclosure? Remember fume chambers in the chemistry labs at school? - Obviously not as big, or fancy, but large enough for the printer - reasonably airtight, with connections for air filters, or whatever. I've seen them for FDM printers to keep a constant temperature, but why not uv curing printers?
Dave

Apols for late reply , was looking at some of the other videos he made.
This is his dream setup , as per a video he uploaded 8 months ago.

I therefore believe he put no thought into 3d printer requirements , or he decided to do a click bait video about resins problems.
I do notice a few other on youtube have suggested he should have done something about air filtering out of the room.