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I am trying to do my 2nd print. I downloaded an stl file off of Thingiverse. I am getting a message on my printer that says Memory error code (& a number). The first time it had gotten to 99%. I have tried multiple times to load it & each time it gives me the same code or a different memory code & loads even less of the file. Help!!!

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I'm a newbie to 3D printing so I don't know how to describe the problem I am having. I got my printer in December and my first several prints turned out well. Some layer lines which I thought at the time were normal but now am not sure about. About 4 weeks ago through I ended up with a big problem.

I am getting strips of resin running through my prints, I also always end up with extra hardened resin on the bottom of my vat. for the life of me I can not figure out why.

Here are the things I've done so far to try and fix this.
1) I use the guide here for my resin times https://docs.google.com/…/1crvzMnt_8NJXAsABinoIhcOjE8…/edit…
2) I have further increased the exposure times to make sure no bits are flaking off
3) used 2 different USB sticks
4) I have reformatted both USB sticks
5) I have run a 3 minute LCD exposure test without seeing any flickering
6) I have tried 6 different prints
7) From 4 different sources (Tinkercad, HeroForge, Thingiverse, Fusion 360)
8) Using 4 different Anycubic brand resins (Grey, Skin, Orange, Yello)
9) I have used 2 different slicers (any cubic stock and Chitubox)
10) I have releveled the thing more times than I can count
11) I have cleaned the vat multiple times
12) I have replaced the FEP Film
13) I have checked all of the internal connectors to make sure they are secure
14) I have posted on Reddit and another facebook forum an been told that it might be my UV lamp but all the testing that I've done following their instructions my printer has passed with no issue.
15) I have been told I should watch my prints but I can't see them since the build plate is in the way.
16) I have printed them 90 degrees vertically and 45 degree tilt same situation both times. I have not been able to successfully do a 90 degree horizontal print as the dials always fall of o their supports even when i add about double the auto generated supports.

Support is out for New Years and I am at a total loss for how to do things any better than I am. The prints I'm attaching photos of are not complex prints they are essentially 3 cylinders.

Help would be greatly appreciated

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so moved over to chitubox (no idea what that name means or how i am supposed to pronounce it..) and mostly i like it but i have hell getting it to put holes in my hollowed out models, sometimes it just refuses, any tips?

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Hi all, new to the resin printing (have many FDM printers though). My anycubic should be here Wedenesday or next week and im getting SUPER excited from watching all the prints you all post.

I have a couple questions and requests if anyone wants to help me out.

1) I plan to vent the fumes out my window with a 4" duct and some dryvery hose, any other tips/tricks to keep the smell down as much as possible? I have a 3 year old and not sure if the vapor/small is going to cause any issues but I dont want to take any chances.

2) Feel free to post your all time favorite prints :) love to see the custom prints you all have made as well as the super high detail prints. Anyone made anything larger by piecing multiple prints together, I would be interested to see those as well

Thanks all, cant wait to join the fun

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Hello,

I have ordered Anycubic Photon printer and Iam now searching for right resin of my application.

I need to print high quality prints for work purposes that are very demanding on negative detail precision. Basically, the prints will have texts and very thin features that are negative into the prints.

On first image, you can see print from professional 3d priner . The average width of text line(hollow) is around 0,4 mm, and I would need some resin that doesnt "bleed" light too much. I would like to achieve maximum bleed of around 0,05 mm on XY, so that it would make the negative 0,4 mm line 0,3 mm at most. Ideally even smaller bleed.

Second image is just from cad, for comparison. Again, the first picture does not look like it, but the letters are negative into the print.

Printing the letters as positive is not an option because of other processes that follows the print.

I saw Richard Shapiro mention Siraya BLU resin, which also have good reviews on US Amazon. I have also talked to Sen Kun , who recommended me Phrozen, abs-like grey resin.

Does anyone here have some more tips on more resins/setting and some processes I could use to get the desired result?

Edit: I would like to print on small Z stops, preferably 0,01 - 0,02. The first printed picture is 0,016.

Thank you very much,

Noe

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Thanks everyone for your tips and tricks! Here is my first print with the Photon and I'm very satisfied :-D

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On ChiTuBox is there a good way to print multiple different STLs at the same time? I'm trying to save some time and I have a number of small prints I want to do on the same build plate. I can copy the same single STL/Model, but I want to more add multiple models.

If not through ChiTuBox is there another tool?

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Tips for less brittle prints?

I’ve been using the standard green resin, about 30 second wash in ipa and 1-2min in a water bath with 60W LED light. Air dry in the dark then primer coat

The mini’s break about 50% of the time from table-height fall.

Too long of a cure? Better resin available? Or just something I have to deal with. Thanks!

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Need some insight.
I’m printing with anycubic grey resin with 0.05mm layer
12s normal
3s off
80 bottom
And 8 bottom layers

I’m getting warping in areas and not so much a great finish

When I lower the normal Time I seem to loose areas of the print at some support points.

Any tips and guidance would be great ?

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I split this model at the torso and the arms for easier printing and made a peg to connect to the torso but none of the pegs fit in the sockets. I assume this is due to shrinking/warping.

In the end i just snipped the pegs off and glued the parts together, but I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to make some reliable connections in a multipart model.

Resin is Anycubic Grey

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