The Definitive Guide to Using Phrozen RPG Resin for 3D Printing

The Definitive Guide to Using Phrozen RPG Resin for 3D Printing

Explore the ultimate guide to Phrozen RPG Resin! Learn about its impressive properties, specific printing parameters, and essential cleaning and post-curing techniques. Unlock the full potential of your 3D printing projects with this comprehensive resource.

Are you tired of your 3D-printed miniatures breaking during intense tabletop games or losing their intricate details after a few uses?

It’s a common problem for many enthusiasts who demand both durability and high detail in their prints. But what if there was a resin that could solve these issues?

Phrozen RPG Resin is the solution you’ve been looking for. Specifically formulated for durability and precision, this resin ensures your miniatures and models not only look great but also stand the test of time.

Whether you're a seasoned 3D printing enthusiast or just starting out, this guide will help you unlock the full potential of this incredible material.

What is Phrozen RPG Resin?

Phrozen RPG Resin is a cutting-edge material engineered for those who require more from their 3D prints. This high-performance resin is tailored for producing parts that are not only detailed but also robust enough to handle practical applications. Let's explore what makes it a standout option:

  • Appearance: This resin has a smooth, professional-looking gray finish that adds a refined touch to any project, from intricate miniatures to functional prototypes.
  • Viscosity: With a viscosity of 280-350 cps, Phrozen RPG Resin ensures optimal flow during printing, which contributes to the accuracy and consistency of your prints.
  • Density: The resin’s density of 1.13 g/cm³ is a testament to its durability and stability, making it ideal for creating parts that need to withstand stress and strain.

These properties make Phrozen RPG Resin a versatile choice, whether you're creating detailed models for display or producing functional parts for engineering projects.

Why Choose Phrozen RPG Resin?

Selecting the right resin can make or break your 3D printing project. Here's why Phrozen RPG Resin could be the ideal material for your next endeavor:

 

 

The RPG Resin's durability makes it a top choice for miniatures. 
    • Perfect for Miniatures: Phrozen RPG Resin is specifically formulated with tabletop gaming in mind. It’s great for creating durable and highly detailed miniatures that can withstand the rigors of gameplay. The resin’s flexibility and impact-resistant properties make it less brittle, reducing the chances of breaking during handling or gaming sessions.
    • Versatility Across Applications: In addition to miniatures, Phrozen RPG Resin is perfect for a variety of uses. Whether you're crafting finely detailed models or robust mechanical parts, this resin delivers the precision and strength you need.
                    The RPG Resin ensures outstanding details. 
  • Exceptional Precision: The resin's formulation allows for sharp, clean details, ensuring that even the most intricate designs are rendered accurately. This makes it a favorite for projects that require high levels of detail, such as architectural models or complex prototypes.
  • Durability and Strength: Designed to withstand the rigors of practical use, Phrozen RPG Resin offers impressive durability. It's strong enough to handle the demands of functional parts, making it a reliable choice for engineering and industrial applications.

Cleaning Your Prints

Once your print is complete, the next critical step is cleaning. Proper cleaning is crucial to maintaining the quality and detail of your prints. Here’s how you can do it effectively:

  • Soak the Object: Use the Phrozen Wash and Cure Kit to soak your printed object in 95% ethanol for 45–60 seconds. This helps remove any uncured resin from the surface. Be careful not to soak for more than 60 seconds to avoid potential damage.
  • Clean Hollow Parts: Ensure that all inner parts of hollow objects are thoroughly cleaned to prevent any uncured resin from being left inside.
  • Dry the Object: After cleaning, allow the object to dry in a cool, well-ventilated area for at least 30 minutes. If you're in a hurry, you can speed up the process using compressed air.

Taking these steps will help preserve the integrity of your prints and prepare them for the final stage—post-curing.

Post-Curing for Best Results

Post-curing is the final, essential step to ensure your prints are both strong and durable. Here’s how you can do it right:

  • Use Phrozen Post-Curing Lamps: For best results, cure your prints under Phrozen post-curing lamps, or any similar lamps with the same wavelength.
  • Curing Time: The recommended curing time is 30 minutes, which helps achieve the optimal strength and durability of your printed objects.

This step is vital for ensuring that your prints don’t just look great, but also perform well under stress.

Conclusion

Phrozen RPG Resin offers incredible potential for 3D printing enthusiasts, especially those focused on creating durable and highly detailed miniatures.

By understanding its properties, handling it properly, cleaning your prints effectively, and following the correct post-curing steps, you can achieve outstanding results.

Whether you're working on intricate models or functional parts, Phrozen RPG Resin is designed to meet your needs. So go ahead—unleash your creativity and bring your wildest ideas to life with Phrozen RPG Resin! 

Ready to upgrade your 3D printing projects? Purchase Phrozen RPG Resin here.

For more detailed information on how to best use Phrozen RPG Resin, including specific resin profiles, please visit the Resin Profile on our website.

FAQ

What is the recommended exposure time for Phrozen RPG Resin?

The recommended exposure time varies by printer. For the Sonic Mini / Sonic Mini 4K, it's 2.5 ± 0.5 seconds, while for the Sonic Mini 8K, it's 4 ± 0.5 seconds.

How do I clean prints made with Phrozen RPG Resin?

Soak the printed object in 95% ethanol for 45–60 seconds using the Phrozen Wash and Cure Kit, ensuring all hollow parts are cleaned thoroughly. Then, let the object dry in a well-ventilated place for at least 30 minutes.

What is the recommended post-curing time for Phrozen RPG Resin?

The recommended post-curing time is 30 minutes using Phrozen post-curing lamps or similar ones with the same wavelength.

What are the key design specifications for Phrozen RPG Resin?

  • Minimum Unsupported Wall Thickness: ≥ 0.4 mm
  • Size Tolerance, X-Y Plane: ≥ 0.04 mm
  • Minimum Pin Diameter: ≥ 0.3 mm
  • Minimum Hole Diameter, X-Y Plane: ≥ 0.7 mm
  • Minimum Embossed Detail Width, X-Y Plane: ≥ 0.08 mm
  • Minimum Engraved Detail Width, X-Y Plane: ≥ 0.06 mm

Can I use other cleaning agents instead of ethanol for cleaning prints?

It's recommended to use 95% ethanol for cleaning. Avoid soaking models in alcohol or other solvents (such as IPA) for more than 60 seconds to prevent surface damage.

 

1 comment

Simone

Simone

I already Buy your RPG resin and wanna know the best settings for chitubox if is possible , thanks
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Phrozen Technology replied:
Hello Simone,

Thank you for commenting. We have listed our suggested setting of all of our resin products to be used on our printers on this page: https://phrozen3d.com/pages/resin-profile Please use it as a starting point to dial the settings in for your setup by print some testing models such as XPFinder to determine the optimal exposure timing for your setup. Here’s an article on how to read XPFinder that you might want to check out: https://helpcenter.phrozen3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/6324821843993-How-to-Dial-in-Resin-for-Optimal-Results

Hope this helps.

Best, Phrozen Team

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I already Buy your RPG resin and wanna know the best settings for chitubox if is possible , thanks
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Phrozen Technology replied:
Hello Simone,

Thank you for commenting. We have listed our suggested setting of all of our resin products to be used on our printers on this page: https://phrozen3d.com/pages/resin-profile Please use it as a starting point to dial the settings in for your setup by print some testing models such as XPFinder to determine the optimal exposure timing for your setup. Here’s an article on how to read XPFinder that you might want to check out: https://helpcenter.phrozen3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/6324821843993-How-to-Dial-in-Resin-for-Optimal-Results

Hope this helps.

Best, Phrozen Team

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