Comgrow Creality Wash and Cure Machine UW-01 for LCD/DLP/SLA 3D Printing Models, Two-in-one Washing and Curing Station Washing Size 170x120x160mm and Curing Size 165x200mm

Por el precio, la verdad es una opción básica pero funcional si no quieres invertir mucho dinero.La turbina si tiene la suficiente fuerza como para realizar un buen lavado sin embargo en el proceso de curado consideró si le falta un poco potencia a los led para que endurezca la pieza rápido… y si son piezas grandes y macizas si necesitarás pasar la pieza por la estación de curado varías veces sin embargo es muy recomendable

I couldn't be happier with this wash and cure station. Its one of the cheapest ones I could find, and it does everything I could ever ask for.I specifically looked for a wash and cure machine that utilized a control knob rather than buttons, since buttons tend to break down over time and knobs are tried and true.Plus, its really intuitive - press the knob to start/stop, turn it to adjust wash/exposure time (max 30min), and then use the one button there is to select between wash or cure mode. Its that simple. In case you forget, the functions are clearly labeled in English, and only English.The wash and cure station comes with a mirrored rotating table for curing, and a 4L plastic bucket with metal rack for washing. The metal rack is the perfect size for the Halot One Plus, allowing me to remove the build plate from the printer and set it on top of the rack during washing if I choose to.The curing function works great, and I rarely need to use the maximum cure time of 30 minutes, even on large models. It cures models evenly and consistently.Washing also works incredibly well. For most resins I have a wash time between 15-30 minutes, more if I've mixed in pigments or mica powder. Also, in order to prolong the longevity of the IPA in the wash bucket, I've started doing a pre-wash of sorts beforehand. All I do is have another tupperware container that is filled with IPA, and I dunk my model in it a few times real quick when its fresh from the printer, and before putting it in the wash bucket for a proper wash. I found this gets most of the liquid resin off, and keeps the wash bucket IPA from getting too gunked up too quick. It takes a few seconds and greatly improves the results.Before getting this I used to use various methods for washing and curing my models, including ultrasonic cleaners, waterpiks, brushes, cure boxes and more. It was all so insanely time consuming, and no where near as effective as this all in one solution. I wish I'd gotten one of these sooner instead of wasting so much time on the more 'economical' methods. For just over a $100, this is so worth it, seriously. I know consider it a must have for anyone with a resin printer.Yeah the machine is a little loud, but not so much that I can't be in the same room as it is and still get work done. But its noticeable.Also, as an added bonus... the yellow lid is a perfect for the Halot One Plus! Since the Halot comes with a dark, opaque blue lid that makes it impossible to see anything while its printing, I use the lid from this wash and cure station to provide that missing functionality. Huge bonus!Overall, this is a no-brainer purchase. If you have a resin printer, you need one. Period.

Been using this cure station for a solid month now, putting it through its paces. has made clean-up and curing of prints both large and small way more efficient with a more uniform cure than my last set-up. my only recommendation for anyone purchasing this machine is definitely to get a mesh paperclip basket or something similar to put inside the wash station if you decide to clean up smaller prints, The mesh curing basket this comes with is perfect for medium to large prints but anything say, human arm size may fall through and go straight into the water agitator.otherwise amazing and worth its price

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I purchased this on a whim because for 99 bucks, it's one of the more affordable wash and cure stations. There were like 2 reviews for this particular model at the time since it was pretty new, all the rest were for the creality one that isn't even listed anymore.No regrets, it matches my Anycubic photon and fits right in. Even better, the controls just make sense - a detented encoder with a switch makes so much sense for starting, stopping, and setting time. The button on the side toggles wash or cure. Comes with spare stuff for maintenance too. Turntable is a hefty shiny metal plate. At this price, I don't see why you would get anything else honestly.