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Hero Forge lets you download the STL file of your custom mini for 3D printing at home, but how hard are they to set up, and how do they turn out?
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In this review/tutorial, I’ll show you my super easy workflow for setting up the files to print on your Anycubic Photon, Elegoo Mars, Phrozen Sonic Mini, or any other resin 3D printer. I’ve found that the design and style of the Hero Forge minis lends itself perfectly to printing in resin, even for a beginner like me, because they’re designed to be printed on similar machines.
Even if you go crazy with the items and poses, any STL that you purchase and download from Hero Forge can be printed.
Get Started Printing
Anycubic Photon 3d Printer - [ Ссылка ]
Siraya Tech ABS-Like Fast resin - [ Ссылка ]
Free software used in this workflow:
Prusa Slicer - [ Ссылка ]
Photon Workshop slicing program - [ Ссылка ]
File Validator - [ Ссылка ]
Learn Perfect Support Placement:
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Hero Forge painting academy - [ Ссылка ]
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