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Resin 3D printers use toxic goo cured by ultraviolet light

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If you ever wanted to sculpt with cancer-causing slime, this is the technology for you. Instead of melting plastic, these machines dip a build plate upside down into a vat of liquid photosensitive polymer. An ultraviolet screen flashes patterns at the bottom of the vat, instantly solidifying the toxic goo layer by layer, dragging a perfectly formed object out of the primordial sludge.

Resin 3D printers use toxic goo cured by ultraviolet light
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