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DLP is a resin-based
additive manufacturing
technology that uses a digital light projector to cure photopolymer liquid resin into solid 3D objects, layer by layer.
best results with DLP
DLP uses a high-resolution projector to cure entire layers of liquid photopolymer resin simultaneously.
This delivers smooth surface finishes, crisp details, and accuracy with zero visible layer lines.
recommended resin
standard or ABS-like photopolymer resin (405nm wavelength)
DLP parameters
to achieve the crispest detail and cleanest finish, we recommend starting with the following baseline settings in your slicer whichever one you use, e.g., Chitubox, Lychee
layer height
exposure time
bottom exposure
bottom layers
light-off delay
lift speed
0,025mm
1,8s - 2,5s
20s - 35s
4 - 6 layers
1,0s - 2,0s
50 - 80mm/min
post-processing
wash in 90% isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or more for 3–5 minutes allow to fully air dry. UV post-cure for 2–4 minutes depending on model size
...voila! enjoy.
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best results with DLP /
DLP is a resin-based additive manufacturing technology that uses a digital light projector to cure photopolymer liquid resin into solid 3d objects, layer by layer.
DLP uses a high-resolution projector to cure entire layers of liquid photopolymer resin simultaneously.
This delivers smooth surface finishes, crisp details, and accuracy with zero visible layer lines.
recommended resin /
standard or ABS-like photopolymer resin (405nm wavelength).
recommended DLP parameters /
to achieve the crispest detail and cleanest finish, we recommend starting with the following baseline settings in your slicer whichever one you use, e.g., Chitubox, Lychee
layer height
normal exposure time
bottom exposure
bottom layer count
light-off delay / rest time
lift speed
0,025 mm
1,8s - 2,5s
20s - 35s
4 - 6 layers
1,0s - 2,0s
50 - 80 mm/min
use 0,025 mm for maximum surface detail
adjust based on your specific DLP projector
ensures firm build plate adhesion
provides a stable base for supports
gives resin time to settle before exposure
slow lift speeds prevent delicate detail tearing
post-processing
wash in 90% isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or more for 3–5 minutes allow to fully air dry
UV post-cure for 2–4 minutes depending on model size
...voila! enjoy.