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**!DO NOT BUY THIS, IT'S PROBABLY A SCAM!** Since the default UV LED sucks, for its relatively small area compared to the LCD, I've decided to replace it with a LED array with lens and maybe a diffusor. I've found this upgrade module https://labs.getshift.io/product/sla-led-array-upgrade/ . I'm not buying anything from a totally unknown shop offering only a single item, but replacing the LED chip with a module like this might be a good idea, right? I mean the print quality would rise significantly, especially further away from the center of the LCD, right?

Those who would like to buy this, beware of the statement at the end of the page: **Please note that this is a pre-order and production will start early December but as Christmas time there are delays you should receive your array before the end of January. Final product may vary in appearance in final version but will have the same, if not better, performance**

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Hi. Yet another problem here. I tried to print a railway car, which is simply a box without bottom. It came out pretty well except it's bent and strangely squeezed near its bottom. The sqeeze happened before the print finished. Surprisingly, no support failed. All supports are designed to be perpendicular to the Build Plate but those supporting the walls was squeezed as well. Any idea what might caused this? I guess this failure is subject to multiple errors I made. Maybe I should add more supports and/or make them thicker?

Size of the car: 106x23x32.5mm
Wall thickness: 1.5mm

AC transparent green basic, T0.05, E12, O1, BE60, BL8.

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Hi. I've finally managed to get the Z axis perpendicular to the red base - many thanks to Sen Kun for the tip!

I've printed a 20" container in a scale 1/120 and it has came out pretty well except for some issues caused by my lack of experience with this kind of printer. BUT there's something that really puzzles me: It looks like some sort of "bridges" between protrusions of the container's wall. It's not thicker than a couple of layers (0.05mm). I noticed it while inspecting the layers in Anycubic Slicer. Not sure why, but I decided to ignore it. Had no idea it would appear on the printed model as well.

The same model sliced in Chitubox with the same settings looks good. Might that be a bug in Anycubic Slicer? Take a look at the image from ASlicer - those two consecutive layers should be identical.

I'm using Chitubox for making supports and ASlicer for slicing. Should I abandon ASlicer? Would anyone kindly share Chitubox settings for Photon?

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Continuing my morning post:

I've done as Sen Kun said and printed a box 20x20x40mm pointed upwards. The box is skewed by ~1.2° towards the printer's front door and by a couple of tenths of a degree (it's very hard to measure) towards the left side of the printer. I guess it really is that the Z axis isn't perpendicular to the table (red base). Is there any way how to fix it or should I send the printer back to seller :-( ? https://www.facebook.com/groups/AnycubicPhoton/permalink/1555884217889548/

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Hi guys. Yesterday, I've done my first print with Photon. It' a couple of Lego bricks. The print came out very nicely - lines are mostly straight, edges are sharp, surfaces are smooth (VERY smooth actually), blah blah, BUT vertical surfaces that are parallel with the X axis are not perpendicular to the build plate :-( . The shitty image shows it pretty well (sorry, my thousands years old phone won't focus ? ). To me, it looks like the Z axis isn't perpendicular to the table/vat bottom, so the build plate doesn't only move along the Z axis, but along the Y as well (and the X as well but that's almost unnoticeable). Might this be the old "good" z-wobble? Thanks for any help/tips :-) .

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