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I just ordered my photon and had some questions about resin. Assuming cost is a non-factor, I plan on ordering 1000g of Siraya Tech Blu along with either Siraya Tech Fast Grey or Elegoo Grey. I plan to use the photon for mostly miniatures and hope to paint them, so I was wondering if anyone had recommendations about which of the latter two to try first for paintability, durability, and a little bit of flexibility (not brittle). Also if anyone has mixed either of the latter two with the Blu and knows which mixes best that info would be great as well! Thanks!

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Requesting some advice please. Photon S using 3d builder to fix any errors, resize and hollow and Chitubox to add supports followed by photon workshop (PW) to slice. Due to my machine i need to use PW to slice as a pws type file. My first thoughts were that i was adding supports in PW for all the failed prints. One of my issues with PW us that it doesnt refresh back to default slice settings (i.e. loads up slice settings from the previous print). This is making it hard to work off a reference point to tune the slice settings.

After printing the test cube and a small bust successfully, all of my prints are turning out to be pancakes on the bottom of the vat. side note, ive been carefully removing the pancakes by pressing lightly under the FEP at the edge of the print.

The first fail after the successful bust was the deadpool keychains, angled and supported. Settings as per the pic.

The next 2 or 3 failed prints was a lithopane, i must not have saved the stl just before slicing. This is where i started tweaking exposure times, bottom layer and layer thickness. Refer to the pic without the stl.

Following that i tried to print a resin funnel. I opened up the test cube to check its settings because i know that thing prints. Copied the settings and bam, another failed print.

So, last night i relevelled using the flint read method and gave the printer a clean with IPA. Went back to square one and printed the test cube. it was printing so i cancelled and loaded up the funnel again (which was raised about 5mm from the supports). The funnel failed but instead of a pancake, it had about 5mm of supports and what looks like the first 10 or so layers (will add a pic of failed print and pws settings when i get home from work).

Just before leaving for work, i went back to the bust that worked (which i must have sliced to the usb instead of to the project folder) and started printing that again to see if i can actually print anything at the moment.

Has anyone else had a similar experience with the Photon S, and what worked for you?

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Had the Photon for a month now and absolutely love it. I've been mostly printing miniatures, but i am trying to print a larger print and have a question.

How the heck would you go about supporting this?

I typically place supports by hand but this beast is something I'm not sure about. Any help would be appreciated.

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Any modellers here consider building the supports into the model rather than using the slicer to add supports? I use Chitu, but I find it is very finicky in tight spaces. I’m considering importing my HeroForge .stl into Blender to design the best supports with the best cross stabilisation with the least visible connections. There are a lot of islands regardless of orientation.

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Hey all ? is there a other site exept thinyvers and myminifactory wer i can find lots of ho 1/87 scale stl's?
Its a little limited on those 2..
Thx

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Hello! Where do you download free STL for printing!?

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Hello friends
now's anywhere where i can find a stl - file from a Horse carriage.not warrior or Fantasy Theme- only a simple Farmer Model with one or two horses. At thingyverse i can not Find anyone

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Thanks for the add.i have tried to print the test print 3 times now the first two time nothing printer on the 3ed time it was mostly a good print but only 1/2 of the words printed on the inside.
Any thoughts? Thank you

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No more smell. This is a carbon filter for resin 3d printers. I have provided all the files you need to print this including STL, 3MF and the original solidworks files for those interested in modifications to this design. For the Anycubic photon printers this is meant to be mounted on the back. Drilling and modification to your printer is required. Relocate the 50mm fan to the inside back of the printer. Block off the original fan hole with the block off plate or use tape. The pdf has all the dimensions and can be used as a drilling template when printed 1:1. Depending on your slicing software, you might need to mirror the housing file in order to get the large hole above the original location. I have clearance the parts to my 3d printers tolerance of .3mm. If the parts are to tight, they might require minor sanding. I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS YET TO SEE IF IT REDUCES SMELL. I am curently printing this out righ now and will be mounting to my printer soon. However I see no reason why this would not reduce smell as the carbon capacity of this is large for what it is.
EDIT: Hole problem fixed https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4049994 翻譯年糕