Hi everyone. I am new here. I use Comgrow Creality Ender 3 Pro. They also have cheaper model Comgrow Creality Ender 3 
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I recommend you to read review about Hobbyist 3D printers I hope this will help you to understand the basics and professional usage also specification.
I decided on the Longer Orange 10. I’m really excited about the level of detail possible with miniatures on resin printers. 
For my first print, I want to make a Tech Deck handrail.
I divided it into pieces to glue together, so it’ll fit in the printer.
The resin I chose is Siraya Blu because of its strength.
I’m still working on perfecting the 3D model though.
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Nice, how did it come out?
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Thanks! I’m still working on it.
Here are the pieces after curing in the sunlight.
Currently, I’m assembling it by super gluing the pieces together.
Here’s a close up of one of some connections.
I decided on weathered steel paint for a, hopefully, realistic look.
I’ll probably just make the stairs out of cardboard and printer paper with texture images taped on.
Awesome mate!
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I have the ender 4 and ender 10s pro. I really like them because of the cost and post-market modifications. I am exploring coplanar printing now…stronger models and interesting results. Coplanar Printing Overview
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How much did that printer set you. Back, really want a resin one now!
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I got the Longer Orange 10 for $229 from Amazon. Overall, I’m very satisfied with it.
Also, I got Siraya Blu resin. It’s a relatively strong resin for making working parts.
Heads up, photopolymer resin is not safe to touch until it’s cured. Resin can cause burns & blisters, so it’s dangerous stuff. Be sure to get some nitrile gloves too. I even wore safety goggles. You’ve only got two eyes, so you might as well protect them.
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Why check that article? How do we know it contains current information? It’s undated – it could be 5 year old info and mostly worthless today.
Just an observation.