framed-pi-stats VS My_Mars2Pro_Accessories

The other thing that I added was the top stats bar (black bar with options and temps), this needs some extra stuff like a full-on webserver, python libraries, and DHT22 sensors, but not super difficult. My files the make that interface up are here.

I totally agree with your findings. I place the sticker-type thermometers on each bottle of resin I have and also have a DHT22 sensor in my printer, monitored with a rpi - older screenshot here.

I highly recommend you check out the faq section of this sub as well as this general information longpost for some basic information on how the printer and printing works. Be advised though, i think the latter is from before mono printers came out so I'd recommend looking up more detailed information on those seperately as well.

Yup, those are handles.

I wrote the process I use here: https://github.com/rkolbi/My_Mars2Pro_Accessories/blob/main/MARS-r2.md

If you're printing it with FDM, the split file should print fine - just pull it apart when done, but resin is a different story - I just didn't think about it as I was using a FDM for it. So, since you asked for it, I split the two halves into separate files. They can be found here and here.

I while ago I made a getting started guide that me prove helpful, you can find it here.

To actually do a resin calibration, you can look at the videos here or here. I've also made a quick FAQ guide they may be of additional help here.

I made this drip adapter a while ago, works well. The design is FDM friendly.

-The last step, write the correction factor on the bottle. I made/use these labels on my resin bottles with an aquarium stick-on thermometer alongside them.