Formlabs Formlabs Finishing Tools
The Formlabs Finishing Tools is a comprehensive set designed for resin 3D print post-processing, aimed at enhancing surface finishes and reducing costs. It includes over 30 pieces, curated by engineers and validated by customers, to streamline support removal and polishing, ensuring professional-grade results with minimal effort. Ideal for a wide range of applications, this kit speeds up workflows and is an affordable solution for superior finishes on SLA prints.
- Streamlines post-processing, enhancing finishes
- 30+ piece comprehensive kit
- Reduces labor and cost per part
List Price: | $299.00 |
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Price: | $299.00 |
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Availability: | Currently Unavailable |
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Formlabs Finishing Tools
FINISH IT!
Achieve superior finishes on your resin 3D prints with the Formlabs Finishing Tools kit. This comprehensive set streamlines post-processing from support removal to polishing, enhancing appearance while reducing labor and cost. Transform your prints into professional-grade parts effortlessly.
Key Features of the Formlabs Finishing Tools:
- Comprehensive post-processing kit for resin prints
- Enhance surface finish, smooth planes, and edges
- Elevate overall appearance while driving down cost per part
- Tools curated by engineers and validated by customers
- 30+ pieces in set
COMPLETE THE PROCESS
Unlock superior finishes and streamlined workflows with Formlabs Finishing Tools. Tested across industries, this curated set lowers cost per part by making post-processing faster and more efficient. Ideal for everything from functional assemblies to high-fidelity models, it offers a complete solution for flawlessly finished parts.
- Have the right tool on hand
- Speed up post-processing workflow
- Achieve fine finishes with minimal effort
- Affordable solution for any non-dental SLA customer
Which 3D Printers are Compatible with the Formlabs Finishing Kit?
✔ Form 3L / 3BL
✔ Form 3+ / 3B+
✔ Form 3 / 3B
✔ Form 2
What's Included in the Formlabs Finishing Tools?
1 | × | Ergonomic Pen Sander |
1 | × | Rotary Tool |
1 | × | Rotary Tool Bit Kit
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1 | × | Flush Cutters |
1 | × | Hobby Knife and Blades |
1 | × | Spray Bottle |
1 | × | Microfiber Cloth |
1 | × | Large Silicone Mat (16" × 24" / 400 × 600mm) |
Questions
Oh no, this says it unavailable. Does that mean your discontinuing this resin line? I love that it's epoxy free, I've had such good luck with this resin, it prints super well and doesn't give me a headache if I walk into my office where the printer is.
What is the density of the resin?
What kind of strength does this resin have? Is it useable for functional parts? How about temperature resistance?
Is there a TDS for the clear resin?
Can you use this resin to print masters for making molds with platinum-cure silicone, or will it inhibit the curing?
I purchased 2kg of this resin to test it out, and have had absolutely no success - failed print after failed print, all with the same issue that I cannot resolve. Zero plate adhesion. The last attempt cranked the bottom layer exposure time all the way up to 90 seconds for 6 bottom layers, with 2.2 seconds exposure per layer after. Nothing - total print fail, like everything before it. After this, I switched back to my old resin - changing nothing else, and it came out perfectly. Running on an Anycubic Mono X and slicing with Chitubox 1.9.3 - any advice?
Is this product Water Washable for cleaning prints?
I am a jeweler I would like to know if this resin is castable, I need to make rings a jewelry.please let me know if this one works for me or if you guys can recommend me one,thanks
I hope they dont discontinue this resin. its cheap, has a good color variety and when printed, its quite flexible when uncured, so its nice if you drop the print... as for the resin print settings: I have mine pretty much as what they say on their guide and thats its, no fuss dont understand all the negative comment to be honest I believe they dont have their printer dialed . I also had problems initially, the typical stuff: prints sticking to fep, and so on. Guess what? those are related to the printer calibration, all those problems are related to the calibration and flatness, for the exposure settings you dont need to scratch your head that much basically. Also, one can use the same exposure settings for all colors, I´ve printed all colors including clear with no problems Again, I hope matterhackers dont discontinue this resin :/