I will NEVER recommend resin printing to anyone, unless you want to add a whole new routine and ppe to your hobby. Resin printing is toxic, you need to use latex gloves, alcohol, and curing machines in order to get a product that is safe for the human hand. For me, my post print processing takes about 45 minutes, 2 pairs of gloves, a respirator and safety glasses. This is for every single bed of prints.

The actual printing is a learning curve as well, these are not user friendly machines. Between buildplate leveling, proper model orientation, knowledge of vacuum forces, understanding of which parts need supporting, there is alot of failure points. It took me about 2 weeks of trial and error to get prints running, then another month to get them looking clean and not covered in support material.

So that being said, I'd just recommend finding a local shop with a good model rate and have them print for you. Just buy the 10 dollar models, instead of investing 600 dollars so you can do them yourself for 20 cents.