Maybe we've learned.

I certainly have! 😂

I may create more of an "echo chamber" but I've learned that, most of the time/energy, it isn't worth my time to point out what I don't like 🤷

There might be life lesson in there somewhere 🤔 😂

I think most people who don't like releases have learned to keep their mouths shut or face the wrath of online backlash

I also think that a buncha people, more or less, pretend to love every release to generate clicks/likes/comments/etc

And then some people, of course, do actually love the stuff

Oh I was looking at the Dwarf... They kinda both have man buns 🤣

Wait... So Man Buns are even cooler to outsiders than they are to the men wearing them?!

Sounds like it's time to get into Necromunda 🤷

You live in a prison of your own making.

Here's some Space Wolf Wulfen that I converted for a "Worgen" Warcry Warband. Narratively they are kinda like the meaty version of Sylvaneth.

They don't use metal & they have runic magic tattoos that cause things like wolverine claws or wings.

You're welcome!

Honestly it might be overkill... but it's so easy and it's the right way to do it to keep yourself safe and healthy.

So long as you are actively drawing air out of the box (& sending it outdoors) you're good

You can test for negative pressure with a lighter like this (put the lighter to a box seam)

If the flame angles toward the seam it demonstrates that clean air is being sucked in (& not vapors pushed out)

A silicone spatula like this is excellent for stiring resin in the vat.
www.amazon.com/dp/B095RLWFPW

I'd also wear goggles. You don't want IPA, liquid resin, or bits of cured supports in your eye!

Lastly, just FYI, you can FDM print a lid for your resin vat (you don't need to empty it between prints). I usually let it sit a few weeks or a month between prints, just stir it up before printing.

Eventually your wash station impeller will gunk up & have to be disassembled/cleaned (pre-rinse lengthens that MTBF).

Once you've washed/cured the parts you should be fine to handle them (but don't lick your fingers and beware of dust/shavings from drilling/shaving... vacuum these up).

Sounds like you're doing the right things with washing curing. I consider my printer, wash stations, & curing station to be "dirty" and wear gloves/respirator for all of that.

I also swirl the plate in a "dirty" IPA bucket prior to using the wash station to keep the wash station IPA cleaner.

That looks great!

I see the dryer-duct exhaust hose. Does that go outside? Is there a powered fan inline with it?

A fan like this will actively pull air out of your enclosure creating negative pressure ensuring no vapor leak into your workspace through enclosure seams

www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7Z82L7P

Cancel them!

Looking cleeeen!

Unsolicited advice... Make sure you respect PPE! Resin printing is nasty!

Stay safe!

(I resin print too)