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Since # Harzlabs Dental Cast Red calibrated so well, I just had to print the framework for a case from earlier this spring. A FPD with VKS-SG attachments. Perfect fit as always. ?

Printed with the Photon Classic.

I can't wait to see how the casts comes out from this resin ?

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Tracer from overwatch game, very nice details, i used a HARZ Labs Resins black, not glued and just a white primer ?

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So my resin exposure test is a few posts down - and based on that I did exposures at 14/80 for this Ameralabs town test

Sadness

But probably a larger issue than the exposure, is that of all 8 varying-ly unsuccessful prints, all have one thing in common, some amount of cured resing stuck to the FEP. When it was Anycubic Green it was big splotchy skins, now I'm in Dragon Resin solid Grey and its lit bits here and there.

next step. Clean the FEP.........again

Re-level.......again.

keep on carryin on

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Todays Plan.....
Run the Resin Exposure test. Run the Ameralabs test town run this model again.
I did some reading and watching some videos about supports and this is what I came up with. If you smart people see anything that wont work, please let me know.
This model is very small so it light supports only except for the base on the tilted one, those are heavy. 翻譯年糕

I purchased a Photon about 10 days ago, absolutely love it. After using a CR-10 for 2 years this thing blows it out of the water with the detail.

I noticed the Photon S is an upgraded model, my question is - I'm still within my return/exchange window with Amazon, is it worth the $120 difference it would cost me to exchange it for the Photon S?

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for those of you that are new to getting a Photon, I highly recommend you get these kits to further help you along your journey. Sure, everyone is going to Cry, bitch, and complain about these, but seriously, I don't care what your opinions are... these work WONDERFULLY for me.

The first one is the Formlabs Finish kit. Sure.. it's $100ish but it has EVERYTHING you'll need to get started cleaning up your prints. I would also recommend that you use Mean Green from Lowes. A 1 Gallon container of it is less than $5.
I would also recommend getting a soft toothbrush to clean the part with.

https://formlabs.com/store/form-2/accessories/finish-kit/

The second is this 4" inline filtration system for about $100 as well. You will need a part off Thingiverse to get it to mount to your printer.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XFRNPR8/

With that, you can print in your room without the need to filter out the smell out of the room or need open windows etc.

A uv nail lamp with removable bottom: $30ish
https://www.amazon.com/MelodySusie-Professional-Setting-Manicure-Pedicure/dp/B07PV8CG91 You can make your own curing box with this and a foil lined box to put your part in. You will also need a turntable to put in your curing box... $8
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072XJ55DG


Oh and Siraya Tech resins.
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Hello everyone! I stumbled across this from another 3d printing group when a post about the Anycubic went up. I currently own a Peopoly Moai SLA printer that ive been running for a little over a year. I also have 2 FDM printers, and am working with formlabs to get a refurbished Form2. When I started reading about the Anycubic Photon, it sparked my interest for 2 very specific projects I am working on... developing thermal isolation fixtures for small standalone heaters and other hardware components, and small kill switch mechanisms. Im currently printing these on the MOAI printer, but due to its cost to tie up the machine for these components, the Anycubic seems to possibly be a good fit. Im looking forward to sharing knowledge and input and hoping to learn a lot as I expect to purchase an Anycubic in the next month or 2!

A little background on me - Im a mechanical engineer from Pennsylvania. Ive been involved with projects spanning from individual single part design, to DIY prostheses, to 3000+ part assemblies in solidworks when working in the packaging industry, to mechanical system design in Revit for the construction industry, and recently been heavily involved in 2 industrial design projects in augmented reality and a portable fdm 3d printer. I began 3d printing in 2012, and in 2017 added my first SLA printer to the lineup and have been printing in SLA and FDM since then. I love everything 3d printing, and hope to contribute as much as I can to here!

Chris

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A good article by formlabs explaining suction cups, a recurrent problem posted in this group.
https://www.chizel.io/blogs/orient-hollow-models-cavities-formlabs-sla/ 翻譯年糕

I am using Harz Labs Model Black resin for printing functional parts on my Photon. I am very pleased with Model Black.

Is it worth for me to test Siraya Blu resin?

What would be the benefits for using Siraya Blu?

I am asking, because I can not test all resins that exist.

So I need some comparison between Model Black and Siraya Blu for printing functional parts.

Anybody here, who used Harz Labs Model Black and Siraya Blu?

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"Here, Velleda appears in the guise of a fierce young woman, at once haughty and meditative, with a sulky mouth. Its smooth modelling and harmonious forms embody the idealized feminine beauty." 40mm tall

7.5s @ 0.03 - resin phrozen gray
https://www.fepshop.com/shop/uv-resin/phrozen-uv-resin/phrozen-abs-like-gray/a/pim.man/

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-velleda-73195
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