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I am very much new to adding supports. I've been watching a very helpful youtube tutorial and learned a lot, but I'm still a bit uncertain.
Ive printed several things, and none of them have had support failures and printed fine. But this next character I was commissioned to model and print has a lot of delicate features like wings and a thin tail.

I've put a few supports in, but its kind of difficult to put supports onto all the feathers for the wings, and when running through the validator I get a lot of errors, probably due to the tips of the wing feathers.
Here's a turnaround of the model in sketchfab, prior to it being posed:
https://skfb.ly/6NXZy

Any recommendations on what to do so I hopefully dont end up with a failure and waste a decent chunk of resin?

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What kind of glue and methods do you use when fusing together multiple pieces for a single model? I've also read that 0.1mm clearance is enough for a push-fit between two parts.

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Clear resin any tips? Looks like im a heavy smoker ?

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I have some problem here. I’m a new user for Photon S.
I found no issues printing the torture lattice from Anycubic multiple times - one from stock .photon, two from sliced .psw after the firmware upgrade.
I also had no issues printing makers coin in a small scale.
Now my problem is the benchy boat benchmark. No matter how I slice the STL file, I had no success.
The first time I was ambitious so I put all three on the bed but all were failed when I checked them the following morning.
Then I use the program and gave it a 45 degree angle - this time it failed again.
The residue was stuck on the vast every single time.
I’m wondering what should I do with this? Does benchy boat need supports or beams for a successful print.

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Gonna be ordering parts/building ye olden bucket-o-light this weekend. Any tips, tricks, black magic (that doesn't require human sacrifice. Backyard is getting stinky from the sacrifices to level the plate)?

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Hi Guys, I just got some Mococure clear and it looks amazingly clear before I clean and cure it but then it goes all foggy, I would like it to stay crystal clear. Any tips?

Thanks

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Grazie,buongiorno a tutti.sono un odontotecnico e vorrei acquistare una stampante 3d per realizzare modelli.quale modello mi consigliate e anche che tipo di resina E colore.Grazie Alberto

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It might have been ambitious to try printing out this multipart print that took over 24 hours to complete as probably only my second or third serious attempt at using my printer but I think the results on this beholder sculpt from the artisan guild patreon came out really nice. I'm also including the paint job I'm working on so far so tell me what you think.

Update: I have a video on youtube going over how I painted this if anybody has interest in that sort of thing. https://youtu.be/NuG2VaGWYnE

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I have some neat keychain ideas for a couple car/motorcycle groups I am familiar with. I attempted to cast some with pewter using a high temp silicone but I am having trouble making them look good. Does anyone have any tips or, even better, a resin that isn't brittle after curing? That way I could just print them and not have to attempt the casting part.

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Ya'll may laugh...but, found one of these at the GoodWill for $1 and sure enough, it works wonders in my 3 part bath for cleaning...AND...I will never clean my prints/supports again in anything other than HOT water for my 3rd bath. Supports PEAL right off without ANY effort. Thanks Group for all the Tips and Tricks along the way. https://www.amazon.com/BonJour-59829-Chefs-Tools-Salad/dp/B013UGGIHO/ref=sr_1_13?crid=28HBIPF5RU4V1&keywords=salad+vinegar+mixer&qid=1571263455&sprefix=salad+vin%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-13 翻譯年糕