>>11013202I use an Elegoo Mars 3 Pro but I don't think they make them anymore. That said there's loads of options for resin printers out there, you can't go wrong with an Elegoo machine IMO so maybe look into those.
Importantly, the resin I use is a blend of Resione's Anti-Impact and M70, which provides a nice fleshtone and is also extremely resistant to friction damage on the joint sockets. It's a bit of a bitch to print though so I'd advise starting with test prints of a cheaper and more "beginner friendly" resin before jumping in at the deep end.
One big word of advice- before assembling with the joints, make sure the resin is COMPLETELY clean and cured, with NO leftover resin goop in any sockets. Uncured resin WILL cause plastic to become brittle.
