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combined two stls on meshmixer to create an angel cat statue. Hollowed and filled with sand to add weight.
Left one is primed and spray painted. Will see how well the paint holds outdoors.

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latest print: a knife display stand with anycubic clear (which for some reason has a yellowish tint to it)
Model from thingiverse and hollowed in meshmixer.
Settings: 0.05 layer, 13 exposure, 60 base exp and 8 base layers.
Overall a great print (other than the pissy colour!) :p

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Just a quick phone pic. This model would not slice in anything, Meshmixer had issues handling the file size and would crash. ChiTuBox, did it. I am impressed.

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Hey guys, what settings are most people using in meshmixer for their supports? Ideally something that's consistently working, but leaving minimal impact on the print.

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Ok so I just received my Photon this week. I am trying to print my first mini with it. I used Meshmixer to change the orientation to about a 40 degree angle. Now I am trying to do supports in B9 creator. So here is where I run into a problem. I found B9 Create and B9 Creator. Create wont let me do anything unless a printer is connected, so im assuming this is not the right one. So I tried to use B9 Creator. It gives me 3 options, Layout, Slice Preview. Which is the right one. Also what is the right file type I should export from Meshmixer. Because I cant seem to find my file through B9 Creator. Thanks for any help.

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My first print after doing the test cube. I tried to use meshmixer to hollow it but lost to much detail so printed solid. Maybe someone can tell me what I am doing wrong on meshmixer.

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Anxious 9 hours later and print came out well.
Luckily i added myself some tiny supports in critical zones.
But have to say Photon Slicer sucks in adding supports.
Some overhangs didn't had a support, but even worse some support-connections went directly trough the model.
Overall it took me longer to twitch supports in Photon Slicer then it would have taken my to do it manually in Rhino !

Will try now B9Creator and Meshmixer to see if they provide better work.

Used parameters:
- 0.02 layer thickness
- Anycubic green
- 7.5 seconds exposure
- 1.5 seconds off time
- 10 base layers
- 60 seconds exposure for base layers

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First print with supports generated with MeshMixer done
I'm actually impressed as you can see the object was quite bulky (obviously hollowed out) yet the generated supports held it.
I also like how it generates the 'organic' like supports so there was NO islands what so ever!
I did have to tweak the settings down a bit because initial supports are too dense (especially 'on the surface')

Doing second print now - this time, less supports on the surface - just left the ones on the bottom and changed the settings of thinkness of supports from 1.6mm to 1mm - added extra ones on the bottom to compensate but all in all - so far easiest application to work with support generation wise.

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Anyone else using MeshMixer to generate the supports? So far the prints are coming out great and it does actually detect all overhangs properly and doesn't have any problems with generating efficient internal supports - if anything it's generally too much which requires a bit of tree prunning

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So I should be getting my photon next week, but I am wondering what should I use for software to assist in my prints. I was told to download Meshmixer and I have the Photon slicer already installed. Any other software or tips to get me ready for next week. This will be my first 3D printer.

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