Slicing large pieces for resin printing on Lychee slicer involves dividing a 3D model into smaller, more manageable sections to fit within the printer’s build volume and optimize printing efficiency.
This technique offers several benefits, including reducing the risk of print failures due to model size limitations, minimizing resin waste by maximizing build space utilization, and enabling the printing of larger objects that would otherwise exceed the printer’s capacity.
Resin 3D printing is a popular and versatile 3D printing technology that is used in a wide range of applications, from prototyping and product development to art and design. Resin printers offer high levels of precision and detail, and they can produce parts with complex geometries that would be difficult or impossible to produce using other 3D printing technologies.
One of the challenges of resin 3D printing is slicing large parts. Resin printers typically have a limited build volume, so it is not always possible to print large parts in one piece. When printing large parts, it is necessary to slice the part into smaller pieces that can be printed separately and then assembled.
