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Post-print processing
When handling resin and ethanol, wear rubber gloves and protective eyewear.
CAUTION
Do not allow resin or ethanol to come into contact with the skin or eyes.
Wash the job
Wash the removed job.
NOTE
Be careful of fire when using ethanol.
Ethanol (Commercially
available)
Job
Washing container (Supplied)
1.
Put the removed job in the washing container.
2.
Put ethanol in the washing container.
Add ethanol until the removed job is entirely submerged.
MEMO
Use ethanol with a concentration of at least 70%.
Tweezers
(Supplied)
3.
Wash the job by gently swishing it around in the ethanol using the
tweezers.
MEMO
If the ethanol changes color, replace it and the container, and wash the job
again by gently swishing it around in the ethanol.
4.
Remove the job
5.
Wipe the ethanol off the job.
MEMO
Surplus resin may remain depending on the shape of the job. Bottles
and objects with similar shapes are particularly prone to surplus resin
remaining in the bottom of the cylinder. If there is surplus resin remaining,
remove it carefully with a brush or similar tool, or wash it out using an
ultrasonic cleaner (p. 33).
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