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If you know about other great resources for printing tips and tricks, do drop us a line! We’re sure this resin database will be received in much the same way. We’ve seen similar material databases before for melty-plastic printers, and those have proven to be valuable to the community. It appears that community contributions can’t directly be made yet, but we suspect such a feature is in the works. While it’s still important to run validation tests on a resin printer to get the best results, having a community-sourced list of settings can help users get up and running much more quickly than they otherwise might. The settings are crowdsourced, provided by manufacturers, community members, and users of ’s Maker Trainer website. Those eager to find the right settings for their given resin and printer merely need to click through and look up the appropriate data. The site has sections relevant to a variety of resin 3D printers, sorted by manufacturer. In an effort to aid those working in the resin printing space, has put together a community database of resin printing settings. 3D printing is much like CNC milling or welding or just about any physical manufacturing process, in that good results fundamentally come down to having the right settings.