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So this is huge. Does the FEP make a difference. Yes. Actually Non-FEP makes a huge difference. This hack is the best thing I have come across in a while. While testing resin on the Epax and Photon S. I got a failure on the Photon S so I decided to investigate the Non-Fep on the Epax. Here are the results. Epax Non FEP - perfect print. Aftermarket FEP (amazon) - failure. Photon S FEP - Failure. You can get this Non FEP here. I have no idea what its made from but the Epax folks claim it lasts longer as well. It will work with Epax, Photon, Photon S and Shuffle printers. The print results are more dimensionally accurate. All films used in testing were brand new and tested on the same Photon S printer with the same resin and print file. Enjoy.
https://epax3d.com/…/non-fep-premium-film-for-5-5-lcd-dlp-s…

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Howdy folks, first post, just unboxed my Photon (not the S) today.

I got the machine up and running fine (I think), but I went to load the test file into the slicer and.... it just opens the LCD viewer on my PC? So I can see what each individual layer will be, which is very neat, but it is opening this LCD view in a whole new window, and not at all in the Grid of the main slicer window. So I can't see what the finished product will be at all, and can't for the life of me figure out how to make it load inside the grid and not in a new window.

I've searched Reddit, Youtube, google, etc. maybe I'm just using the wrong Keywords. Anyone have any idea how to load files into the grid so i can see what they will be when done?

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I came home to this chunk of resin instead of my print. This means my lcd is dead doesn't it? :(

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Photon on Amazon Lightning Deal for $364.65

ANYCUBIC Photon UV LCD 3D Printers Assembled Innovation with 2.8'' Smart Touch Color Screen Off-line Print 4.53"(L) x 2.56"(W) x 6.1"(H) Printing Size

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Hi all, thanks for the add! I just unpacked my Photon today and have been going through the steps. I'm on to test print 4 now with only a partial success to show for my previous attempts. I think I'm having issues with bed adhesion, so this one will hopefully shed some light on that. First two prints were the photon that came with. Neither one adhered and ended up making a neat little snowflake design on the FEP. Third print was a 2x6 lego brick which looks like it might have let go about 80% of the way through. Current print is smaller brick with supports and rafting. I've reset the Z for each attempt and I think I currently have it at about .1mm above LCD this time. Any suggestions for me if this one doesn't make it through? I've also increased my bottom layers as well as the exposure time for those layers.

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Found the lcd i need for my next printer ?

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Tried Photocentric LCD Hard Resin to get stronger parts on my Photon.
Each print failed. Part sticking to FEP.
Does anyone has positive experience with this resin ? What parameters did you use ?

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I don't turn on LCD print anymore, what could I try to do for testing? ?

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So a little bit of brown pants time today. The photon finished a print as normal. Went on to the next one and the LCD mask
was doing all sorts of random lines etc. The control lcd was also showing about 1/4 of the image it should have been on the far right like it was sqashed. Confirmed it wasnt the file I was trying to print or the USB stick. Test image showed an old TV fuzzy/snow like image. Firmware flash (4.2.12)sorted it luckily but had updated it just a week or so back. Bit of a worrying thing to happen with less than 1.5l of resin having been through it so far. Anyone had similar experience? Is flashing to fix it a common thing or perhaps iffy firmware?

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I am very happy to announce the second version of ESParaSite Data Logger!

v0.2 - Second Release - Bed Bugs- 2019-04-07
- Adds support for the BME280 Sensor (For Ambient Temperature, Temperature, Humidity and Altitude.)
- Nearly all code has been refactored! (I just love saying that) Since we are relying on 3rd party open source libraries,
each one is a bit different in how it behaves. Refactoring has prioritized standardization across the main functions and attempted to limit snowflakes to the functions that talk to the various sensor libraries.
- HTTP server re-created as RESTful api with JSON returns. (Currently GET only)
- Sensor data has been organized into 4 key groupings or "classes"
- Ambient - The room an environment in which the printer lives (Temp, Humidity, Barometric Pressure, Altitude)
- Chamber - The printing chamber itself. (Temp, Humidity, Dewpoint)
- Optics - The LCD Screen and UV LED (UV, Visible light, IR light, LED Temp and LCD Temp)
- Enclosure - The base of the printer that contains the MainBoard and Optics (Temperature)
- All classes have a timestamp as part of the return value.

Check it out! (v 0.2 renders a lot of the documentation out of date, I will update ASAP!

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