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Hi folks! Prints are perfectly accurate and precise but I have a problem with popping the printed stuff off the plate. It seems waaaaay too hard and ABSOLUTELY impossible to avoid damaging the plate.

I used the search-in-page function to try to find something about it but no success.

Please, give me an advice or a link!
Thanks!

(I use a silver build plate)

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So I’ve used MatterControl up to this point. I’ve switched to Cura for the slicing but I need recommendations for a replacement for design changes to stls before I put them in cura to slice.

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Based on what I'm seeing it seems like my LCD screen is getting glitchy. It happens on the right side and it's happened with three different prints from two different usb sticks. And as I'm sitting here watching it run a print empty, every so often it does expose too much. You can see in the first picture of the screen what it is supposed to be printing but every once in awhile I get something like in the other pics of the screen. Since I've tried 3 different files on two different USB sticks I'm leaning towards the LCD screen going out.
Do you guys agree with me that that is probably an accurate assumption?
I kind of thought it would last a little bit longer since I've only had my printer since about the middle of December.
You guys think I'm right and thinking is the LCD screen going bad?

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A list of links that are technically accurate..worthwhile truthful and all you need to answer all your queries https://www.chitubox.com/indepth_17839_1.html https://www.facebook.com/xinfu.xie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roAqm5c3rfU https://www.google.com/search?q=youtube%20anycubic%20replace%20fep&pws=0&gl=us&gws_rd=cr&fbclid=IwAR3uuVVVKP4Suu6gPc7EYBH5eQaIXQPwKTSFaEoQvVagoPDwTAAgbYS7QDU#gws_rd=cr&kpvalbx=_awVVXpLFILqG1fAP1pePsAk9 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbv2mDrRqXovPdahRyoCFhA 翻譯年糕

Greetings, what is a reasonable way to count the volume of resin used? How inacurate is Chitubox?

I know I have to add around 5-10% for run off and all that

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Always good to challenge the Anycubic Z axis on a VERY tall print (long too..28hrs)...& very glad I upgraded Z axis for accuracy also!

My first ever print with Elegloo Translucent Red ....& because I'm live in England it has to be Big Ben ?

Thanks to MakeALot for the file
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:406107

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The dimensional accuracy on my prints are pretty far off. Parts do not fit together at all. Any suggestions on how to fix this? The dimensional accuracy on my prints are pretty far off. Parts do not fit together at all. Any suggestions on how to fix this? 翻譯年糕

So..... My 1/7 Bell 206 cockpit - I designed, and 3d printing...
Wait for it.... I initally started doing this with resin BUT multipart-functional assembly I was struggling with shrinkage and dimensional accuracy (even when using SirayaTech)

So..... went back to FDM and switched the nozzle to 0.15 and layer height 0.05mm - printed with Prusament ASA and Extrudr PLA NX2.

YES YES....I know, it's not Photon.
But point is, I started my printing journey with resin and kind of ended up stuck in the dogma - any small detailed prints, USE resin.
It's nice to see you can really push the limits of printing on FDM and get amazing detail as well - minimum loss of fidelity! And benefit it - parts are lighter and stronger :)

Moral of the story, be pragmatic :D

所以..... 我的1/7 bell 206駕駛艙-我設計, 3 d列印...
等等.... 我initally開始用樹脂做這個, 但多功能組裝, 我正在努力使用縮水和維度(即使使用sirayatech)

所以..... 回到fdm, 把噴嘴換成0.15和0.05毫米-用prusament asa和extrudr pla nx2列印.

是的, 是的.... 我知道, 這不是光子.
但重點是, 我用樹脂開始了我的印刷之旅, 最後卡在教條中-任何小細節印花, 使用樹脂.
很高興看到你真的可以在fdm上推動印刷的極限, 並獲得驚人的細節-最低程度地失去忠誠! 並受益-零件更輕, 更強大 :)

故事的道德, 要務實 :D

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Hi Folks,
Sorry to bother people again, but I'm after some advice with this printer. I've recently got the Photon S, and after two weeks of printing, I still don't have what I would call a satisfactory print. I've followed guidance from these Photon Groups on Facebook (being careful to distil the info between those posting about the Photon and the Photon S), and i'm still finding relatively dissapointing prints, where I cannot get clear detail, as reducing the exposure is increasing warp, and increasing exposure is causing the parts to be oversize. Its literally down to a window of a second or two, and at either end of the window I seem to be getting extremes of the effects.

Specs,

Anycubic Photon S

Elegoo Mars ABS-like Grey Resin.

Slicer- Chitubox (medium supports, using the auto function, with some removed/replaced with better cantilvers

Layer height 0.02mm

Bottom layer count 10mm

Exposure time 8.25s (m/c rounds to 8.3)

Bottom Exposure 50s

Light-off delay 6.5s

Bottom light-off delay 0s

I've run a photon S exposure test, and although rather subjective, it indicated an exposure time of around 6s. Firmware is v5.02

The last two prints were as follows. The diesel shunter (see attached pics), 6.5s exposure printed at an angle (nose end up) at 30 degrees, the surfaces and detail were pretty good, but it was parallelogram-ed, leaning back towards the cab. The following print, I put two of the shunters on, one flat in its "normal" orientation, and the other with it stood up on the back of the cab, 8.25s exposure, the engines have ended up very different dimension-ally, and were from identical cad. Each loco is out in a variety of directions/dimensions, but anywhere from 1 to 2mm, in either length, width or height.

So I'm just wondering if anyone has any guidance, as to where I'm going wrong, as these prints and the printer itself aren't of any use to me if they can't print anywhere near remotely accurately. They’re supposed to be able to achieve better than +\-2mm surely.

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I see a lot of people use Cura to generate supports. I’m trying to use it but there is nothing there for resin printers. I have a photon s and don’t have the confidence to put the supports in the right places yet. Any suggestions?

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