Numerous 3D printing techniques are available for adaptation. DLP printers employ a light projector to simultaneously project the image of an entire layer, irrespective of the quantity of parts involved. LCD printers utilize a screen to project the complete image of an entire layer in a single step. In traditional laser printers, a focused beam of high-intensity light is employed to precisely draw each layer. In this project, we are using the LCD printer to produce the chess queen model below.

Reference: Tech Breakdown: SLA vs. DLP vs. LCD From Emory's Document

Design

To construct this project, we employ a software called ChituBox, with resin being the primary material. To print the model, we begin by loading our STL file onto ChituBox and adjusting the settings accordingly.

Additionally, the LCD printer prints the model upside down, necessitating the configuration of proper supports; without them, successful printing may not be achieved. The image on the right side is an example of a model that requires a support structure.

Result