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Have you tried ChiChuBox?

Yes but there is no settings for the Zero Ryan sadly

Just go into Chitubox setting and click on add printer. Go to other and select default 1. Type in your resolution and the bed size and rename the profile to a name of your choice.

lol you think 8gb and a 1gb gpu is TOO powerful?! nah man something is likely wrong within your system. do you do yearly os resets? i find not doing so will usually result in issue like this. also i recomend chitubox and prusa slicer over the included software. anycubic's software is just a rip-off version of chitubox with less functionality. even if you dont see settings for your printer, you can enter then manually easily.

It'd look good if a hammer and sickle were in the star haha

It looks heavily overexposed to me

That was my thought as well, this one was exposed at 80s bottom and 8s normal, and seemed horrible underexposed. I guess I’ll split the difference

100% I don’t know who dude was that put 18 seconds on “the sheet” but 7-8 seconds is plenty

Thats the whole purpose of a calibration test, find the sweet spot!

Juliet Starling!

Miniature and figure painters have been doing this for years with blu tack, which is reusable and can also be employed as am masking material. Unless you're mounting a lot at once though a GW mini clamp handle is only £5 or there are FDM 3D printable versions.

I like this idea. I use some loctite blue putty and a toothpick sometimes and hold the toothpick in my fingers. Same principle

Che Fielding this is what I do

Che Fielding I have considered buying one. does it hold irregular shapes or just circles

Josh Berkley cool idea as well

I have a rotating lazy Susan type stand that I absolutely love. Works especially well for larger things like terrain and structures but it has clips and holes that I use to stabilize the small figures on the toothpicks and get a 360 angle at them while not dealing with any trembling in the hands (though I believe any mini figure painter or model builder could perform surgery with ease). It's made by Tamiya

They hold irregular shapes in the sense of GW oval bases. The clamps are stepped so they won't hold anything that's a crazy shape but as long as the base is on the same level and not too weird yes.
If you have an FDM printer though there are a few good files.

Seems really wasteful.

I use popsicle craft sticks and a bit of superglue. Though that’s just from years of miniature wargaming prior to printing things myself.

I just use blu tack

Do you paint your minis with Testors?

Falcon Tom opinion

Tim Parks no, I use the bottle to hold them. I have huge hands. I wear a size 18 ring.. tiny things are not held well with my hands

Hoghead Hoffer Ya. I use craft paint bottles and do the same thing with sticky tack when I’m painting more then one. I’ve got a GW mini holder for single model painting though, just because they are really comfortable to hold and paint.

I was just curious with you because I haven’t heard of someone using testors for painting minis in a long time.

Finger your models?
*touch the resin
Yeh, that sounds better

That mini looks overexposed

Ricardo Sebastian Ibacache Guerra not the point of the post either..

nah I think he meant finger. theres some juicy models out there ofcourse

At first with all the virus craziness goin on i thought this was some weird ass toilet paper that sticks to the finger tip or something.

I've been using the same dirty blue tac similarly for months. Works great.

Austin Cordova that naughty tac has alot of people hooked lol

Hoghead Hoffer Fact, when compared to that blue putty... or anything reusable.

Falcon Tom its an opinion

In the same way 2>1 is an opinion...

Jonathan Alvarado haha ?

Falcon Tom maybe I don’t like using something covered in germs? like reusable putty. Both of us have opinions. Ours are different.

give me a break, its not wasteful. Hes using it to suit his needs, you use what suits your needs... hes not branding you wasteful... who are you? Greta Thunberg?

Relevel? What kind of resin and what does your supported STL look like?

What all have you tried so far?

Have you changed the FEP lately? It might be not tight enough

When I level I get the paper so that it can't be barely moved. Is that too far perhaps?

Robert Clauff I used a video that really helped, which said, you should be able to pull it out with a bit of force, but if you try to push it back it bends. So yours sounds a tiny bit too tight.

Robin MacNeil I'll give it another run at #5 and hopefully I get something.

Robert Clauff Check your resin against this chart to help find the best exposure too: https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j......

keep upping your bottom exposure. Mine were sticking until i went to something like 130 or 150

UPDATE: So here are some videos of the fail, cleanup, and re-level. I will post the settings shortly.

UPDATE: Got my problem fixed and a successful print!

First print looks good, but others, you will see... Quality isnt here..

Body Jo but why should the test print be better than following?

You already tested a lot and will know what to say about but first impression looks nice.

Display gettin weaker?

interesting how theyve gone away from the ball levelling system to the four screw idea

Yannik Tillmann I don't know it's weird, I tested 2 prints, anti aliasing * 4 and * 16 and it's the same ... I'm trying to show you a photo

Elegoo mars

Richard Webb I don't like it but seems to work... I think the phrozen sonic mini has the same system (have it but not u nboxed it)

Photon zero...

OK, that looks shitty ?
But from my logic... When the test print is perfect there has to be a special setting to achieve?! I mean, I have no idea about the settings they used on the exposure time test or if it has been really done in photon slicer

Yannik Tillmann ? ? ?
Yeah really dont know, i sliced with photon, chitubox doesnt have yet photon zero printer..
But it's really ugly... I really dont know why........ ?

Body Jo but the exposure test showed the same good results?

I think they set the minimal layer height on it when lookin on the sphere?!?

put that next to a photon classic print and then you can compare. also try the ameralabs town

No ball joints = happiness

Printed on Photon Zero (my first 3D printer). I am really satisfied :)

Dominik Kaźmierczak which setting for anycubic Grey? (to compare my. Results)

oh, Z Lift Speed was 1.5 mm/s when I printed it...

I got 2 of them for £80 each and they print great for the price.

Yannik Tillmann Really strange ? Dominik got a nice print...

Rigo Arevalo I have made something similar, but can’t get the levelling right using the fixture. How do you go about the z=0 set up?

Dominik Kaźmierczak I will just test. But chitubox isn't possible, right??

I added supports in chitubox, then saved as stl and open in Photon Workshop to slice it.

Body Jo my prints are great. I think you might need to adjust settings

Skip forward to the leveling in this video and you will see. The screws may be arranged differently but it’s the same concept https://youtu.be/8VIyN325u78

For the price they're okay. But for minis the resolution is just too low. From a distance they look okay.

But as you get closer, you begin to see the limitations of the lower res screen.

The problem becomes more apparent after you spray a layer of primer.

Making the minis sub par.

Vinicius Silva that testprint result came out greater than any ameratown I printed until now ?

that is probably saying something about the printer

Daniel J Regan looks odd with these layers... is this mini available on thingiverse? I would try to print it :)

Unfortunately not. It's a hero forge mini.

Daniel J Regan it looks printed sideways

Printed standing up.

So, how do these ones work? The platform Prints every leyer at a time controlling the different exposures without moving the build plate?

Yes - just like the "old" firmware patch version, except this one is built into the running firmware! You get base + 8 seconds for each of the 8 objects. I had to hack together an STL based on the original photon files which are too large. I didn't want to scale so we could compare printer to printer.