▲ 28 r/resinprinting
Street food culture, captured in the palm of your hand
We tried capturing the essence of street food culture of Taiwan. Hope you guys like whats possible with 3d printing.
Model by: Jennifer's Miniatures
u/Phrozen3d — 8 days ago
u/Phrozen3d
10 Years of Phrozen and What's Coming Next
Ten years ago, Phrozen started with a simple belief: resin 3D printing could be more accessible.
It began with Phrozen One, our very first printer, and a small team willing to take a big risk.
Since then, every generation has taught us something. Phrozen Make showed what LCD resin printing could become. Shuffle pushed print stability forward. Transform opened the door to larger resin prints.
And the Mini, Mighty, and Mega series helped makers, studios, and professionals bring more ambitious ideas to life.
For our 10th anniversary, we wanted to build more than just another printer. We wanted to bring ten years of learning, feedback, and engineering into one machine.
The First Look of this Mighty Revo 16K Max is coming. Stay tuned for May 19.
u/Phrozen3d — 8 days ago
Big news! I managed to get the green light from the team to drop a first look at this absolute beast of a machine. I can’t reveal everything just yet, but mark your calendars for May 19th where we will be diving deep into more details.
Trust me, this thing is packed with features you won't want to miss. Stay tuned!
u/Dapper-Mycologist697 — 14 days ago
100+ parts later... and we did it twice!
While our first version of this model consisted of 100+ printed parts, we actually produced a second iteration in a lighter white finish to contrast with the original darker tones. When the artist visited our studio, we seized the opportunity to capture the process on film. We are incredibly proud of how this video turned out.
If you enjoy this work, please consider supporting the artist here
Have a great Friday!
u/Phrozen3d — 15 days ago
When R1 first proposed this collaboration, we were admittedly hesitant. Looking at the 102-part model, the complexity and time required seemed daunting. However, R1’s commitment to their project which included visiting our studio to handle the painting personally made it an opportunity we couldn't pass up.
We are thrilled with the final result. Huge thanks to R1 for this incredible piece; please consider supporting their work:
u/Phrozen3d — 18 days ago
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In the resin world, there’s an unspoken "Sacrifice" you usually have to follow: If you want extreme detail, you sacrifice durability. If you want toughness, you lose the crisp edges.
I wanted to see exactly where that line is drawn.
So, I took 4 of our high-precision resins (Aqua 4K, 8K, Hyperfine, and RPG) and 2 standard resins (Speed Plus, Water-Washable Tough) and put them on a professional Shimadzu tester.
The results?
If you look at the graph I just posted, here is how to read the "personality" of these resins:
- Aqua 4K, 8K & Hyperfine: Look at those steep vertical lines. They have high MPa (Strength), but very short Flex. They are designed to hold a shape perfectly until the point of failure. Best for display pieces where 1:1 accuracy is everything.
- Speed Plus & WW Tough: High flex, or High strength but they lack the fine-pixel capture of the high-res line.
- RPG: Notice the RPG curve, the machine couldn’t even break it. It climbs to a solid medium-high strength but continues to the end of the Flex axis than the other high-precision resins.
Why does this matter? In real-world terms, if you drop a miniature or a functional prototype printed in RPG, it’s more likely to "give" and bounce rather than shatter into a million pieces. You get the 8K-level detail, but with the "soul" of a tough resin.
Which matters more to your workflow: Ultimate Strength or Ultimate Flex? Let me know below!
u/Phrozen3d — 29 days ago