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My FDM printer is not stinky enough to cause a big problem (might be still unhealthy though). But i recently got a resin printer and that thing lives in the ba
by LordHeini 4y ago
My FDM printer is not stinky enough to cause a big problem (might be still unhealthy though).
But i recently got a resin printer and that thing lives in the bathroom now beside the washing machine. It has build in ventilation through a coal filter but the stench is just awful.
In a pinch Bathrooms are not the worst place for printers because they have ventilation and are not in use most of the day.
Just don't store your filament in the same room since it might get wet from the showers steam.
Although this might have a very low WAF, so check with your better half if applicable :)
- thelazyone 4y ago>But i recently got a resin printer and that thing lives in the bathroom now beside the washing machine. It has build in ventilation through a coal filter but the stench is just awful. It's also worth noting that the smell varies considerably between different kinds of resin. having a dedicated space is optimal, but with the right materials it's farily manageable, especially if you're not planning to run it 24/7.
- LordHeini 4y agoI use water washable resin because it is super convenient. It is supposedly not that bad smell wise. But I find it still unbearable. The printer is used to print the occasional tabletop model and stuff if it where in use all day I would try to get a better solution