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Someone already tried use acetone instead of IPA for cleaning ? Or acetone will dissolve the resin ? ?

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Whats causing this my settings are in the last picture using anything grey resin with photon s

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That one guy said he had all those boxes of resin. Well I bought 6 liters 2 weeks ago. Ridged resin has not been in stock on eBay. Are they discontinuing it? Ordered this just in case from amazon.

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So test one was somewhat a successful print.. I got one of my rings to easily prong set one of my faceted stones.. again test and of course gotta cast .. in gonna see how the resin changes over the next 2 weeks. .. too many jewelers charging to much to set gemstones .. I buy and facet my stones .. I'll print and cast my own rings

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Newbie question: can you print 3 times in a row without filtering the resin?? how many print did you make when you print? Thanks for help

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Greetings. Having had my Photon for a couple of month now, and having had successful prints and failed prints, I’m feeling a bit more confident and wanting to get the correct settings for my exposure rather than take defaults or work by trial and error. I’ve read the resin-xpfinder from GitHub and just want to make sure I have understood the instructions correctly. It looks like I have to change the config of the printer , print my resin test, and then return the printer to ‘print’ mode. Can u pls tell me if I have got this correct...

Step 1) load the file ‘test-mode.gcode’ onto the USB stick and run it (by selecting from the screen on the printer.
Step 2) run my exposure test file , resin-test-xxx from the USB stick
Step 3) Return the printer to print mode by running print-mode.gcode from the USB stick

Have I got this correct ?
Is there any chance my printer will not return to its present state when I bring it back to print mode ?

Thanks in advance

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Does anyone have another way to get the photon s resin settings?
I have the normal photon google excel doc but the link to the photon s doc isn’t working anymore and I can’t find it anywhere.

I’m giving a try with the Anycubic grey resin that I see such get details with but haven’t a clue as to the slicer settings in chitubox for it (besides the photon google doc)

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Hi. I have been printing with my new Photon S for about a week - new to everything so learning all at once, including cad. This is the size range that I am working in - ruler for scale - making stamps/molds to use with fine clays. I am able to print raised lines with no issue, but all of my small details that are negative/indented are lost. Cleaning is not an issue - while I can see a vague tracing of the lines that should be there, the resin in the recesses is cured. (IPA, scrubbing, ultrasonic cleaner). Included a screenshot of slicer - this was one of the longer exposure times I tried for green.

I am printing directly onto the plate - have tried different thicknesses, up to about 4mm. Indented areas are supposed to be 1-1.5mm deep. I have fiddled with the exposure times according to the suggestions here & on the spreadsheets. Switched from anycubic green to anycubic grey for a couple of days (hated the grey, had even less success, so switched back to green). I also like that I can see what is happening with the clay through the translucent resin.

Excuse the breakage - I have canned air on the way which I have seen is helpful for removal from plate. And if it matters, my test print was perfect, bed leveling has not been an issue thus far. Temp 18-21c.

Super frustrated seeing all the amazing prints here with fine detail & not being able to get a simple line! Thanks in advance for your helpful suggestions.

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Did anyone print something with white resin? Thinking about to get one, show me your results, please. Thanks

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Does your prints smell after curing? I've printet 4 miniatures now and cured them from 5-20 minutes to see the difference. They still have that resin smell emitting from them.

Is this hazardous (like gas thingie?)

Am I doing something wrong?

My process:

Take the print off, down into iso-alcohol.
Shake it around for some time (1-2 minutes)
Cure it under an UV-strip, turning it around sometimes

Prime it with primer - still smells.

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