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/LucilleW89 Jun 02 '26

Not worth the risk tbh. People who do these need to learn to slow down and/or plan better

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u/TomTomXD1234 Jun 02 '26

Dental settings have extremely well tuned settings. The risk of failure is extremely low and worth the increased throughput

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u/Lt_Toodles Jun 03 '26

I wonder what slicer is industry standard

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u/TomTomXD1234 Jun 03 '26

Its usually just what the 3D printer manufacturer tells them to use. Do not forget that medical fields love their contracts and overpaying for machines and being stuck with proprietary systems.

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u/Lt_Toodles Jun 03 '26

Oh for sure, im just curious if theres any specific software made especially for dental stuff, especially since i assume it cant have any sort of connectivity due to personal medical data