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原文網址 Benjamin Tan
2019-12-14 12:05:07

The hard bits are mostly done :D ! (Updated WIP !)

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原文網址 Sharky Tontrakool
2019-12-14 11:21:46

miniature bosozoku 1/64 stl file

free

I just want to share to your guys. Once you print and paint it, can you show me

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原文網址 David McGyver
2019-12-14 11:15:04

Hey Folks,

OG Photon owner here, been lurking for a while. I've seen a lot of posts come up regarding ventilation and smell, my problem turns the whole thing on it's head a little. I've recently finished setting up a new workspace in the lock-up underground garage of my unit. It's quite dusty down there, mostly that horrid black tyre rubber residue you tend to get in underground carparks.

Should I be thinking of disconnecting/reversing any of the fans to try and minimise the amount of crap getting into the print chamber? If I do reverse the fan(s), will the 'standard' filter cartridge approaches still work, just sucking the intake air through a filter to clean it up?

Thoughts/Experiences?

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Johnny Johnsen
2019-12-14 11:20:44

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2019-12-14 11:42:11

原文網址 Tom Chandler
2019-12-14 05:09:26

I’m curious what softwares people use for what and what their process is. Disclaimer: my photon is shipping and I’ve not printed yet.

Currently what I’m thinking is:
1. Edit/create/shape model in blender
2. Export to mesh mixer and hollow (if necessary)
3. Save stl and move to chitubox to add supports
4. Move to photon slicer and then print

What process do you tend to use and what softwares do you prefer for specific tasks? Am I missing anything here?

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Jayme Enriquez
2019-12-14 05:10:47

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原文網址 Melecio Guzman
2019-12-14 02:06:20

I need a little help with a project I'm working on for my Father-in-law. He wants the indents in the tongue and upper lip of the Rollingstones logo, unfortunately the only stl file I could find doesn't have these indents (recess or sinks). I want to print the one that looks 3 dimensional not the flat one. I'm really good at 2d designing and editing but when it comes to 3d designing, I'm like a deer in the headlights. If someone can point me in the right direction on how to add these indents, not all the way through the tongue and lip but just enough to show them. Or if someone can design it then I'd be willing to pay for it. Let me know if you all have any questions I can answer. I'm attaching 3 different pics, the blue and mostly white one show where the indents are, tongue and upper lip. And the mostly red one is the one I want to print (or if you can design a better one then that would be great).

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2019-12-14 02:25:25

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原文網址 Michael Beal
2019-12-13 23:47:45

Hey Guys - Another Noob question here.

I have some models I’m trying to print in reverse. The issue is, when I use auto support, the left on some work, but the same model that’s been mirrored is supported different and it results in missing hands or fingers.

I’ve tried to add individual supports but the AC slicer doesn’t always allow me to add supports where they’re needed.

Question 1:

If I run a model through auto support and decide to add a support, is there a way to force a support on the model?

Question 2:

If I take one model that has been supported and save it as an stl, can I then import it back to the slicer and print it as is?

Because if I can, I can mirror the functioning model and eliminate the issue.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Michael

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原文網址 Tom Chandler
2019-12-13 23:44:05

I’m doing a lot of research before my printer arrives (ordered about a week ago). I plan on using the photon mostly to print miniatures for dnd. One thing I’ve noticed is a lot of different strategies on how to set supports, drain holes, etc, for prints. Since I don’t have the printer and can’t trial and error this yet I’m wondering what people find the best methods for printing minis are.

Do you prefer to print at an angle?
Do you find you need drain holes for miniatures?
Is there a downside to printing minis straight on the build plate or do you extend supports so that the mini’s base is not on the plate?

I figure a lot of this has to do with the size of the miniature and printing something larger like an ancient dragon is going to be more complicated than medium creature like a zombie or something. Please feel free to share your experience/opinions on both as I’m looking to gather as much info as possible before arrival day and print #1!

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2019-12-13 23:47:41

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原文網址 Alex Vee
2019-12-13 18:28:50

Post approved by Kevin: A quick heads up for UK people. I have imported a small amount of Sirayatech Blu tough resin mostly for my needs but to make it a bit more cost effective also some to sell on. It's by far my favourite resin to use but it does want to be warm this will not go well in a cold garage. It is relatively expensive but that's down to import duty, and delivery to me plus VAT and delivery to you. On the other hand it is still probably cheaper than importing it yourself and less aggravation. Get yours here:

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原文網址 Ben Verd
2019-12-13 10:21:17

I've never done hollow prints before... Any rules I need to follow? Drain top (by the build plate) or bottom (away from the build plate)? Is this a good orientation for these?

Also, does the little bit of support peeking off of the build plate affect anything? I assume it just won't print where it isn't capable.

stl here if anyone wants polyhedral dice christmas lights: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3299812

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Will Koehler
2019-12-13 10:27:36

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原文網址 Danny Hill
2019-12-13 07:34:55

So I’ve learned recently that chitubox doesn’t work with the Photon S. I have also heard that that the supports in the Anycubic software are hot garbage. Can I support my file in chitubox, save it as an .STL file, and import it into the Anycubic slicer to be sliced?

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Rob Young
2019-12-13 07:37:44