Fall is here anyone else switching from outdoor hobbies to resin printing?

[KingCarnelian]

Now that the weather’s turning here in Wyoming, I’ve pretty much swapped hiking days for printing nights. Been cranking out a bunch of new D&D minis lately like resin detail’s just unbeatable when you’re painting small stuff. I’m curious if anyone else ramps up their printing this time of year? I’m thinking about experimenting with a few new resin blends or maybe printing some terrain pieces for winter campaigns. Also debating whether to build a small heated enclosure like my garage is getting chilly, and I don’t want to mess up a batch mid-print.

 

[Dark_Chirithy]

fall’s resin season. Just be careful printing in a cold space like the resin thickens and layer adhesion gets weird. Keep it around 70F and you’ll be fine. I’ve seen people throw a reptile heater under the printer and call it a day.

 

[Kirkis_Elf]

same here, once the temps drop, the printer basically becomes my new weekend project. I’ve been meaning to try a new resin mix too, maybe something a bit less brittle for small figures. A heated enclosure sounds like a solid move for winter.