According to Hackaday, a depolymerizable resin is offering new possibilities for 3D printing enthusiasts. Traditional photopolymers used in resin printing are one-way thermosets—once they polymerize under UV light, they stay solid. This new material allows the resin to be broken down and reused. For the resin printing community, that's a sustainability win and a potential cost saver.

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