Anycubic Photon Printer Owners 造訪社團 » 用戶發文

Finally replaced my LCD screen, but now I have 2 new issues. The glass that the screen sits on shares the crack of the previous LCD, and seems to be causing a bright spot. Is that just part of life now? Also the screen doesn't have anything to hold it in place. Is that normal?

The test print came out fine, I'm just curious of this is something anyone else has run into.

翻譯年糕

Discovered a crack in my lcd screen yesterday. I'm also having an issue with resin leakage from the vat, which is frustrating because I just changed the film because of leakage. Could a dameged lcd result in a leak? Is it simply a coincidence?

翻譯年糕

Hey Everyone, I just happened across a kickstarter that looks like it has some some models. Already funded, but these are great models for anyone who likes to print miniatures.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/266656159/bestiary-3d-printable-models/description 翻譯年糕

Tightened my fep, the return of the sweet peelie pop is music to my ears.

翻譯年糕

Couple of quick questions, I am using the monoprice orange resin, which likes to seperate out, are there any tricks to slow the separation down some?

The second question is if anyone has had experience with models, like those from rocket pig games, that allegedly don't need supports? They seem to be more focused on FLM printers, but I was wondering if the difference in printing mechanism would impact it.

Their question is if there are any ways to verify if a model base (like a TTRPG miniature) when placed to be printed directly on the plate actually sits flatly without any weird groves or gaps?

Final question, how common is it for people to want an FLM printer after getting the photon for bigger projects?

翻譯年糕

Five days of printing later, I made a full scale Tiamet miniature for DND. Body is Anycubic green, wings are monoprice orange. Not completely perfect, but I am satisfied with how it came out.

翻譯年糕

What are pros/cons of using chitubox and/or meshmixer? Does each program have a certain specialty or is it down to personal preference?

翻譯年糕

First post! I was wondering if there is a good go to rule for supports. Where is the sweet spot where everything prints consistently, but doesn't have a bunch of support prongs or small holes where the supports happen to be. I'm super new to the photon and 3d printing on general.

翻譯年糕