Materials & Safety

Here’s the deal on what your minis are actually made of, plus all the safety and compliance paperwork to back it up. I’m a one-man operation, but I hang onto the manufacturer docs for everything I print and cast, and I link them here.

Why this page exists

Couple reasons. One, you should know what you’re buying and bringing into your house. Two, I’m a hobbyist too, and I’d want the receipts before I trusted some material on my own desk.

Short version: a finished mini from me is cured, cleaned, and totally fine to handle. The detailed docs are there for the curious, the cautious, and anyone who does a ton of sanding and cutting.

What I use

• Siraya Tech Build, Grey. The main resin behind most of the printed little guys. Full docs in there: SDS, TDS, RoHS, REACH.

More materials get their own page here as I add them.

Handling your minis

Cured resin is just a stable hunk of plastic, so it’s safe to hold and paint. If you sand, cut, or drill your minis, do it the smart way. Here’s the full rundown:

How to Handle 3D-Printed Resin Miniatures Safely

Questions

Need a doc you don’t see, or want to know more about a specific material? Get in touch.