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That's one super booger.

David Porter has to be cut with kryptonite snips

He’s got a little Corona leaking from his nose.

Just did this with my Sonic mini... So much fun

Leave the support coming out of the nose that's great

George Aguilar Jr nice print, where did you get the STL? Also which Photon printer do you own?

Please post your finished painted busts.

One of the things I’ve been considering doing once I get mine is super hero statues. Silver surfer is gonna be awesome.

Get this man a tissue

Please wash your hands before AND after touching this model. Ew.

# COVID19Protocols

You can save a lot of material printing in angle, less supports and cleaning results, for me works perfect anycubic skint 0.03 layer at 6s, bottom 9 at 70s, don't forget hollow it and add vent holes (y)

Kevin Piatz got it off Thingiverse (dun dun duuuun). I know it's not the best database for .stl but I get a ton of good builds off it. I have the baseline Photon. Best purchase I made before this whole thing (finally have time to play around with it)

Thanks man, I appreciate the info.

If you play around with it, you can get your supports to stay on the plate instead of the model.

I would have made it so the bottom of the nose support didn’t land on the model but went all the way to the plate. Leave a cleaner model.

Ryan Lange it all came off nice. I have a ton of of practice doing GW minis

Super man has a super booger!

I love those color 3d printers for things like comics and cartoon pieces.

I really should learn how to use mine. It just sits there staring at me

Might be difficult to remove that - it'll be a booger of steel...

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Keep refilling the vat until you have an issue. Relevel when you have an issue, I've not relevelled mine in months.

I’ve done about a dozen prints with the same resin and level. So no, unless you accidentally move the bed or have a failure, no reason to do it every print.

Only if you have a failure

when people speak of a failure, this means any time you print where something could be left in the vat. This means prints where all / some layers adhering to the FEP and not the build plate/supports. Also any time where you print something and a part b reaks off or doesn't stick to itself. Common for delicate features or insufficiently supported areas. Even super tiny bits can be a hazard next time you start a new run, the build plate comes down to the first layer and pushes that tiny bit down hard enough to crack the LCD or puncture the FEP. You want to be sure that the only thing in the vat is fluid resin - no solid debris.