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aw man, I've been looking for an stl set of all the main characters.. your's are great

Amazing work. Any chance you are sharing the file?

Gorgonites for the win.

Michael D Showalter much appreciated, I hope to offer them for sale once all 13 characters are finalized.

Tony Shadman thanks, I do plan on offering them for sale in the future

Clark Paints here’s to hoping ?

Still love this film as much today as when I first saw it

Richard Thomas I’m right there with ya ?

J.R. DeJesus in the near future I hope. ?

This guy looks like Ookla the Mok

What kind of resin do you use? Great prints btw.

Shaun Reno anycubic grey, the one i bought originaly with the printer on amazon

Israël St-Gelais awesome. I’m having issues with mine still after a few weeks. Any chance you would take a picture of your settings for me?

Shaun Reno i used the setting on the chart for resin that is used by most ppl. I leveled the bed with the "read method". Then im auto-orienting and auto-support (70%) in prusaslicer. I export the whole thing in chitubox and VOILA.

Ill try to find the chart to post it to you if you would like to

Israël St-Gelais how long do your prints take, say for one mini? The chart looks like it has really long exposure times.

Depends, between 5 and 7-8 hours usually. I dont mind the time to get good results

Im printing a 8.5 hours one right now

Israël St-Gelais that’s how I feel but on the other hand, people are getting better results in three hours and it’s frustrating.

Depend on the size of the mini, usually part under a inch high take around 2-3 hours yes, but im usuallly printing around 10cm high at least

Israël St-Gelais gotcha.

There are a few different choices for grey on the chart. Would you mind taking a pic of your setting screen and sending it to me? I’d really appreciate it.

Shaun Reno there you go my dude <3

Israël St-Gelais thanks bud.

Where did you find the winged model?

Great prints!

Tim Parks lord of the print patreon

Israël St-Gelais Thanks

Amazing

Would love to know what resin and settings!

Also amazing sculpt

That is honestly terrifying to me, but amazing quality.

Jasmine Velazquez thank you very much ?

Tiana Kovacevic thanks for the interest. I use the standard Anycubic grey resin.
Settings-wise I cure the bottom three layers for 90 seconds and other layer at 9 seconds at 0.05mm ? I make sure there is a nice surface area to the raft also, with very few holes. This gives an even lift to all of the supports and seems to work consistently!

Mika Gruszka thank you so much :p

Would be too much if i ask for the stl? I actually really like the style and design!

Rico Reyna this may well go up on my My Mini Factory Page when I get it set up this week :) add me on there for updates!! Thanks for the interest ?

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/Rich3D

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Hello. Please me model printer and parametrs ?

Sirayatech Blu and Tenacious are well spoken for in this community and I personally mix about 20% tenacious into my miniatures that have thin brittle segments

Sirayatech looks like it would suit my purposes fairly well, and The Tenacious flexible is well priced also. Thanks for the suggestions!

I use Monocure 3D Rapid flex 100, it’s fantastic

Yeah! A liter goes a long way because you rarely want to print in its pure form (though you certainly can)

Ventilate it well, the urethanes are quite noxious

Monocure is a bit more than what I'm willing to spend at the moment. It's actually what prompted this post.

Shawn , that makes sense - it’s a very useful product, I’m local to the manufacturer so delivery costs are really nothing for me so it’s a bit easier

I mixed elegoo abs-like with anycubic cause it was all I had. 50/50 mix and it seems to have some flex to it. Enough that I won't worry about dropping a mode and it breaking.

Shawn Michael Rains I have found it to be a little more temperature sensitive than anycubic. If it is chilly I hit with the heat gun a little.

I have my unit in an enclosed cabinet and it usually sits at about 80F (~25C) while the machine is running, so I didn't think about that actually!

Looks like you are probably in the UK, so not sure if it is available, but in the US we have a product called Mean Green, which works wonders. I like it far better than IPA, if I am honest. https://www.amazon.com/....../dp/B01E2JFTUK/ref=sr_1_2......

I have to say, I am not sure about the wash and cure machine, I have no experience with it, but I do use it in an ultrasonic cleaner.

Denatured alcohol from the hardware store...it’s usually near the paint department (at least here in the US it is)

We have metholated Spirit but that stinks

I don’t have this machines ... I’ve been using windshield wiper’r liquid ... has worked just fine . It’ not clear though.

I got some ResinAway from Monocure, but pricey. Right now printing with Elegoo Water Washable, so using water,

Have you run a resin calibration test (assuming you have a classic Photon) or the RERF test (if it's a Fauxton) to find out the correct exposure time?

I haven't, but I've been printing nothing but successful prints with the same exposure settings for months, then I started noticing stuff stuck to the FEP vat that progressively got worse and worse until it was unusable. I figured it was probably because I had been using the same FEP liner for about 4 months straight, and it was starting to get cloudy, so I switched it out, but the exact same problem persists.

I should also mention the shape is the exact same size, approximately the same shape as the inner square of the UV Test. This occurs even if I'm printing a small item, about the size of a quarter, right in the middle of the build plate.

Each bottle is different. Ambient temperature affects exposure time as well. Your LED also gradually becomes weaker. You've been lucky so far. Go back to the basics: calibration test first.

Are you running the original Firmware on the printer, if so it could be frame shearing.

I updated it shortly after I got the machine... about June/July of last year, because I was having some issues where it would just die in the middle of a print. Haven't had a single problem (that wasn't operator error) in the 8 months or so since.

It’s made for the transparent green I believe. That’s got a fairly low exposure time. What resin are you using?

I picked up a bottle of black since my printer did not have any sample resin. That would probably be fairly different then?

Aaron Dunkerly yeah. Black needs more time in my experience. Probably because transparent allows more uv to penetrate a little better. Do you get the base on the build plate or is it all on the FEP

It gets on the build plate too. It gets submerged a tad when its printing. Bottle says I need to set the exposure to 60 seconds.

This sheet will help you a LOT in setting the proper exposure times: https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j......

awesome, thank you!

Did you hollow the model?

I did not, I haven't tried to hollow a model yet.

Derek Fontes there’s your answer probably. Printing solid models will occasionally result in lines or shifts in your print