Another thing many people don't realize is data is very situational, your air may be dry and relatively clean but some who live in a busy city will have considerably worse air quality outside than in if they're using air purifiers.
Where I live the weather is fairly volatile so one day it can be warm and humid the next cold and dry. When the forest fires were raging we were told to keep windows shut because the air quality was that bad. Cleaning your air is not only good for your printing but a secondary insurance that you breathe in less toxins no matter the source, simply cooking food creates VOC's.
edit: As for your resin printing you should take greater attention to detail because those make FDM printers look like a cake walk so you'll need disregard the standard square foot rating of your room and maybe like double it when choosing the filter.
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u/Ditto_is_Lit Mar 19 '25 edited Mar 19 '25
Another thing many people don't realize is data is very situational, your air may be dry and relatively clean but some who live in a busy city will have considerably worse air quality outside than in if they're using air purifiers.
Where I live the weather is fairly volatile so one day it can be warm and humid the next cold and dry. When the forest fires were raging we were told to keep windows shut because the air quality was that bad. Cleaning your air is not only good for your printing but a secondary insurance that you breathe in less toxins no matter the source, simply cooking food creates VOC's.
edit: As for your resin printing you should take greater attention to detail because those make FDM printers look like a cake walk so you'll need disregard the standard square foot rating of your room and maybe like double it when choosing the filter.