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The difference between resin printers and filament printers was summed up quite well in another thread, I don't remember where right now. If you need detail use a resin printer. If you need durability for a hands on prototype use a filament printer, resin prints tend to be more brittle.
I'm still on the fence about getting a resin printer, they're typically messy and smelly. But both of those objections are curable, or at least getting more tolerable.
I'm still on the fence about getting a resin printer, they're typically messy and smelly. But both of those objections are curable, or at least getting more tolerable.