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Just saw a post regarding 128Gb that a user couldn't get to work but can't find it now...Microsoft limits fat32 formatting to 32Gb to putting a 128Gb drive in Windows means the fat32 filesystem won't show up as an option when formatting. Drive comes as ntfs (or sometimes even exFAT" as new, but there is a freeware formatter for such drives that circumvents the limit. I've formatted a drive with it and can see the preview but not run a test print from it, would anyone be willing to try one out as I'm off to have a kidney stone blasted with cosmic rays...would like to have a "one-stop solution" for people who may raise the same question on the group. Beaucoup.

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Hey guys. An idea popped into my head yesterday for an update/new feature for the file validator software. No idea how to code for programs so thought I’d throw it up here for discussion. Also, only been 3D printing for a month so it might have already been brought up:

The other day I was looking at alternative slicing programs and came across z-suite. While looking at the features I started reading about how with the Zortrax printers they can give the supports different exposure time then the rest of the model, making them potentially more brittle and easier to remove. I thought that was a cool feature and just accepted that these things are the sort of things you pay the extra for for the higher end machines.

But then last night it popped back into my head. All that would need to be done is to do a similar process to how the exposure test works: print the slice like normal, don’t raise z axis, then immediately follow with a slice that only has the image of the supports and expose that for the extra time. Then raise up to next layer and then rinse+repeat.

To begin with I thought this could only be accomplished with the slicer+printer having the ability built in to differentiate between supports and model. But then it dawned on me that all it would need is two files to import: the first being the supported model sliced like normal, and then the second would be the same model in the same position/orientation but this time sliced WITHOUT supports. The program could then take the normal slice, compare it to the slice without supports and then generate a slice which is just the second one overlayed on top of the first, blanking out the model, leaving only the support info. These slices could then be added in between the normal slices

Thoughts?

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Looking for a Pokemon Yamper stl. Has anyone come across one?

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I've been mixing resins and pigments together.

Top: Anycubic Plant base + Elegoo grey + Siraya Tenacity + Siraya Blu

Bottom : +Rose red Pigment

Pink spots are from pigment powder

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Ciao a tutti mi servirebbe il vecchio firmware della photon s, qualcuno può aiutarmi? Perché con l'aggiornamento non funziona più chitubox e con il software originale ho problemi...grossi problemi ?

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Hey sorry to disturb but i got a weird situation from my new PhotonS printer. The print failed and there a bunch of weird lines on the platform an vat i did a test run and it seems that the LCD is showing very thin lines across the middle in addition to the normal slices.... Any tips . The photons is just like 3 months old... Thanks in advance.

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Hi, I'm starting now and would like to know how you charge for model prints and prosthetics?

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If you are into tabletop gaming, wanted to update you all on my current "Wilds of Wintertide" Kickstarter - we're 14 stretch goals in, putting the campaign at over 40 SUPPORTLESS minis and about 100 pieces of terrain/scatter for only $25 all in!

This stuff is perfect for Frostgrave, DnD/Pathfinder, and other games. I print test all the minis myself on my 2 photons. Check it out if you haven't already: https://go.ec3d.design/wilds-of-wintertide-ks

Note the pics below are only items from recent stretch goals, there's LOTS more!

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just finished a print and there's a not so nice little error with the dice.

the 7 dice with the white arrow all have these lines that go across 3 of the dice faces. not seen this before

the other 3 dice with the red arrow have cracks in them.

the vat was getting very low on resin, could it be that for a layer or 2 there was not quite enough resin causing these lines to appear.

not sure whats causing the cracking, could it be my settings? or could it be that the dice are totally solid?

tia

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I've learned a lot from this group since joining but I've not really come across this in my travels... On the last two prints I've had a layer of resin 'film' form in random spots of the build. It's perfectly horizontal where it touches the model/supports but obviously very thin and wavy where unsupported.

There's nothing floating around in the vat; just what's stuck to the model. I've checked the files again in ChiTuBox and the Validator so I'm pretty sure there isn't a random block of pixels in the file.

I'm also using a memory stick that I consider to be reliable (at least, not the one that came with it the photon).

I didn't pause the print, or even look at it while it was running.

What do we think? Could this be an early sign of LCD failure? Some sort of driver fault?

On the two prints the patches are in difference places - one about 8mm off the build plate between several parts (see image preview) and across the top of some shorter parts (not pictured, sorry) the other took the form of just two little rectangular stubs attached to the base of the supports on two separate models... I'm confused.

Apart from this the only failures I've had to date have been use error. You input would be much appreciated.

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