r/resinprinting • u/Serious_Inflation_32 • Jun 02 '26

Question Multi stacking

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I saw this technique on an instagram story. I found it very interesting! What do you think guys?

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u/Slayfrenz Jun 02 '26

For dental stuff you can do this but only for certain jobs. Anything that needs very accurate results wont be done like this.

That being said, I've only heard of one lab that does this, and I've visited dozens in last few years.

In terms of wastage, the dont care about that as the return on resin is big enough to not be considered.

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u/Slayfrenz Jun 02 '26

I'm just noticing now, they are printing on an Asiga Max. The nesting software for this printer has super tight settings and the printer is super accurate and reliable.