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原文網址 Kevin Michael Farrell
2020-04-03 05:07:10

In another group, someone suggested putting painter's tape under the vat (stuck to the bottom of the printer, not the vat). I had a few questions about this:

1. Does this help with prints not sticking to the plate?
2. Should I tape all 4 sides (edge-to-edge, creating a complete rectangle) where the vat touches the bottom of the printer (around the LCD, but not covering any UV light areas)?
3. After the tape is down, do I need to re-level the plate again?

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William Tatum
2020-04-03 05:25:12

Yes do this. If u look closely ull note that there is a bezel on the screen. I taped around all 4 corners and I've had almost perfect successes.

Definitely level AFTER you put down the tape.

Kevin Michael Farrell
2020-04-03 05:30:48

So you only tape on the LCD screen?

William Tatum
2020-04-03 05:36:39

Kevin Michael Farrell I have mine spanning the narrow gap between the LCD and the frame of the machine.

Kevin Michael Farrell
2020-04-03 05:42:40

William Tatum , thanks! I'll give that a try.

I've been having trouble with certain layers (usually the primary support or sometimes the entire platform) sticking to the FEP. But it only happens in a certain region of the plate (a circular section in the middle of the plate, closest to me). Also, most of my platforms are pulled up from the plate on one side. The good news is that they are really easy to get off the plate, but I worry that detail is getting messed up since the platform is flopping around.

William Tatum
2020-04-03 06:09:16

Kevin Michael Farrell that might also be underexposure on your base layers.

Kevin Michael Farrell
2020-04-03 06:26:17

I'll try that too. But what is strange is that these same prints used to print fine. We have been having some weird temperature changes here and that might be the cause.

原文網址 Kevin Michael Farrell
2020-02-12 10:35:07

I printed a model last night with the settings below. I lifted it 5mm from the plate on a platform of supports. This morning, the entire 5mm distance from the plate to the thing I was printing was one solid blob. What would cause this to happen and what should I do different? Lift higher maybe. How high do you commonly lift a shape from the plate? The item is the size of a quarter, so weight shouldn't be an issue.

Also, I noticed that the bottom 1mm of the print comes out wider than it should be. It was really obvious when I printed some 20mm squares directly on the plate (3-4 mm high). It is only a little bit wider, but it is enough that I have to scrape it and it is a pain when trying to glue together two halves (the seam is very obvious because it sticks further out).

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Paul West
2020-02-12 10:38:32

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2020-02-12 14:17:55

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2020-02-12 14:27:07

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2020-02-12 16:03:44

Paul West
2020-02-12 19:53:52

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2020-02-13 01:09:21

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2020-02-13 10:04:06

原文網址 Kevin Michael Farrell
2020-02-07 18:11:27

This was my first print after the test print. On the video I watched the guy said to use a putty knife to get the print off the build plate. It was still a bit of a struggle and a surprise when it finally came off. But I noticed some scratches on the build plate. Should I continue to use the metal putty knife or switch to plastic?

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