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There have been quite a few discussions "what is your favorite resin" and mine has always been BuckTown Polymers super fast clear resin. Many are scared to buy their 4 Liter cans...They are now offering a 125g sample bottle. This is the only resin I've never had a failed print with. By no way do I get any commission from this link...it's a direct link to their site. http://bucktownpolymers.com/ep200-v420h.html 翻譯年糕

How immune are cured resins to acetone? Can I print a containment unit to hold samples of acetone

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What has 2 thumbs and just scored a photon (perfectly good return, including all extras and sample resin) for $120?

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I am very happy with my first print in anycubic photon, I preferred to skip the cub test sample, can you recommend a good tutorial to paint people figurines? Thanks a lot

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I have a technical cuestión and I come to you wise people of the group to know what's the best way to adjust real world scales for printing

This because I being working with a friend on a figure project he sends me the STL s and told me the archives are on the right size and everything is set up for me to print right away so when I print it whitout issues and them i take the sample to him and he told me they are smaller them what he set up them.

so I told him well let's check your master file, and actually zbrush was displaying the size he was saying but at the moment we open the archive on chitubox the model was 25% smaller so we fix it in chitubox

but this brings to me this quiestion what's the Best way (on your experience) to have the most accurate scale on your prints?

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Photon arrived today!!!
Calibration went fine, albeit I cleaned it badly before curing

First real print, mini for a friend, came out perfect.
Heroforge model so I can’t share, sliced on its side with medium supports using chitubox 1.4 in the anycubic green sample using photonsters resin chart settings.

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I waited for quite a while before finally buying a photon. It came last Sunday and I finally have time to do the first test print. Leveled, loaded, and can't wait to see the sample cube print!

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First print on the new photon. I managed to not break anything, but my print had some issues. There was some resin film on the print and in the vat, the bottom of the cube broke, and there is a slight layer shift on the base. Any ideas from these pics? I used Flint Read method to level and default settings for the sample print. Room temp was 26 - 27c.

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Finally got started doing some prints with the AnyCubic Photon. I had to replace the FEP right out of the gate since it arrived with several small dents and what appeared to be a wrinkle. AnyCubic is sending a replacement, and the installation of one of the spares that came with the printer went smoothly. I printed Monocure test disk as the first print and it came out quite good. I'm currently printing the test cube from the sample file that came with the printer. That appears to be going well, but I did have a question. I noticed about half way though the print that the model "wobbled" a small bit when popping off the FEP. But from what I can see it still is looking good. So I wondered if it is normal for a slight movement of the lattice cube to happen during printing? Note it appears to be well attached to the build plate.

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So new to the Photon (longer term Ender 3 user). I am not very good at painting minis (and don’t enjoy it immensely). That being said I print a TON of minis for D&D. Not a huge fan of how unpainted clear and green resin minis look on the table. Anybody print but don’t paint minis like me? If so, what color resin looks ok for table use that lets you see detail ok? Anybody use grey and can share a sample photo?

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