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Greetings :D

Proud to annonce that I've become a full member of the family - got myself me own Photon! :D :D :D

After carefull study and watching hours and hours of videos, learning a lot from you guys, I've started my own first print. Eveything seems to be in order for now but will see in a about 2 hours. :D

One question - is it possible to just put a new print after first one is finished? Clean the plate, refill the tank and R&R? Or is it neccesary to filter the remaining resin, clean the vat/plate/everyting?

Thank you so much for everything :D

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Greetings to all! :D

I'm rather interested in printing historically accurate troops/warriors/soldiers. For example: mongolian horse archers, teutonic knights, english longbowman, light and heavy infrantry and many more...

Is there a good site which specializes in creating such models? I'm doing a D&D campaign in medieval Europe...

Thanks in advance! :)

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Greetings to all, need a little help, noob here :)

My question isn't related to resin or print problems, not does it have anything to do with Photon. It's about scaling a model.

I've downloaded a model which is separated into a dozen pieces. The original size (of completed model) is too large and I want to scale it down (lets say to 1/2 of original size). I need to do that for every piece... how exactly do I do that?

My idea: I select one of the axis (Z for example) and I divide the original number (size) by 2. I have "uniform scaling" option activated, so the other axis (x and y) should shrink accordingly. Should I repeat the process for every other piece? Or is there a smarter way to do the entire process? Or am I completely on the wrong track here? :)

Thanks in advance.

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