Hello F of blue—welcome to my living room, because this absolute behemoth of a printer lives here. In this video I walk you through the full 3D printing workflow for miniatures: from downloading files, orienting them, adding supports in the slicer, and sending the job to print, all the way to washing and curing. I use Chitubox (Pro 2.0) and I purposely keep it beginner-friendly: pick the printer, drop the files in, rotate for fewer supports, hit auto-support, slice, and go. I also test the “plug and play” idea by using pre-made resin profiles and seeing if the factory setup behaves like Phrozen claims. Once the print is done, I show you the real hobby side of it: draining resin off the build plate to save material (resin is expensive), safe handling with gloves, and cleaning either with a wash station or the cheap method with two plastic tubs (dirty/clean). Then we cure with UV—because even after printing there’s still semi-cured resin on the surface that needs finishing. And yes, we get a spectacular failure on one bust—perfect teaching moment. I show you how to do a vat cleaning cycle, how to peel the cured sheet safely (don’t poke the FEP with your finger), and how to filter resin back into the bottle with a funnel and paint filter so you don’t wreck your screen next print. Let’s get cracking.