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Is the resin bad?

Hi, no the resin expires in June, i have also tried different liters of resin but same problem

So dont mis these 2 try a different mix...imho

David Calle interesting! I have no clue

Maybe you need to high a little the exposure time

You adding more resin mid print? I've noticed similar things when I've done that and the temp of the resin is different (higher) than what's in the bottle

I would try 8 seconds exposure

Has there been a big temperature change since this started happening?

What happens when you do a shorter rinse? I only rinse mine for like 30 seconds. Then I'd also try leaving them in open air?

I don't use mine for dental implants. Is there a reason you mix the resins?

well same thing is happening to my also Anycubic resin but different machine. My thinking was too long ipa soak (4h) but recently im seeing a lot of people w similar issue (different resin brands and different machines)

I though about it, but the problem is the design has internal holes 0.6mm, so if i add exposure time they print solid. I have been printing this like 6 months straight but i got this problem like 2 months ago. Same settings , really weird

Nope, but i have been adding heat to the resin before pouring it in the tank

The flexible resin makes it better for preventing a fracture of the model

Ill try that to see if it works, thanks!

No, same temperature, like 25 C

Temperatire and exposure while curing. Is it getting warmer where you are? Or is the sun shining on it more directly than before?
Badically... Are you in Northern hemisphere?

Interesting its happening over multiple printers that were previously working well ? I would think it’s a slicing or resin quality issue. Are you using the same sliced file that was previously working well? Or is it a new slice?

Perhaps they're not getting mixed well enough. But if its happening in the same spots across different prints and machines it could be something with the file being corrupt or the object itself needs repaired in some like MS 3d Builder.

Sometimes turning the printer off and then back on again fixes weird problems

That usually happens when you dont have enough exposure and need more post curing. Are you using a UV lamp or cure box?

What's the official lifetime for the Photon's UV lamp....? Perhaps wearing out..?

If you soak to long in IPA you have to use uv lamp quickly after you remove r sin from the soaking and it's just that

Krzysztof Babilon 4 hour soak? I do about 10 seconds in methylated spirits

your usb stick and file could have gone corrupted?not quite the same but I have had trusted file become corrupted over time..... Are you using a name brand usb stick? They crappy no name Chinese ones are not to be fully trusted.

Vincent Balmont just forgot about them ?

That shaman came out nice!!

Join the Siraya Tech users group - it looks like they have had packaging problems with a batch. They have been very responsive in addressing the issues...

Very cool. The only thing is their feet look kinda goofed. But other than that they look neat

They are flat but the surface they are on is not so I had to Blue tack them down

Ohh that makes sense

Also the guy at the back had his weapons ripped off when removing the supports ?

OOF

Thats why he's out of focus ?

Lol

Source? :D

Vito Dorojevič I've recently started a patreon if you're interested ? https://www.patreon.com/AllInModels

Check out 3D Printing Pro on YouTube. Best videos for resin printing/supports etc.

this looks awesome! Always loved mini-dioramas. Where did you get the files from if I may ask? :)

Chris Moody thanks. The castle is found on thingverse (type castle) and the tiny building are part of a project on thingverse called grebble city

Francois Lozach thanks!

Looks awesome!

Ben Brooks thanks... I hope it will be so at the end ?

Francois Lozach keep us posted.

Your paint work is sublime!

The paint job is on point!!

Charles Davenport thanks

Michael Ray not finished yet but thanks!

Ben Brooks of course

you can be interessted by this : https://www.facebook.com/GravenGuild

nice work !

Tony Toy see that already but look more hexagons for role play ou miniature game campaign. This is also too bad they did not have painted example as it changes all;)

Tony Toy thanks

yes ok

Tony Toy but if they want I can paint those for their ks;)

Prints and painting is beautiful! If you ever did a painting process video or tutorial, I'd be so into that! Tips?

Kelsey Miller got a good news;) our team blog has already tons of tutorials done;)

Kelsey Miller https://chestnutink.blogspot.com/....../chestnut-ink......

What's your method for wet blending?

Jacob Hocken wet blending is very difficult to explain or to teach... it’s a question of feeling... generally I pour directly the colors on the model already wet with water... then I play with the colors

keep you at home?

Nasal swabs

https://www.google.com/....../3d-printing....../amp/

Nah. The limes they print taste like crap.

Not sure if these need the flexibility of filament but it seems like they can be sturdy resin printed

2liter bottles can be cut and sterilized and used as the shield

Dave Antonetti You must always remember to shake it with great vigor as well

Dave Antonetti Yes, must have a good mix

You’d be better off asking your local healthcare workers. I’m laser cutting mask straps to keep the elastic from irritating the skin behind the ears.

the only least time and material consuming i could think of are small clips that enable hats to hold acetate sheets and be turned into face shieds. bigger projects are better off with fdm printers.

J.M. Ken also didn’t I see somewhere these weren’t approved because of the openings at the top?

My area hospitals are accepting them. Theyre shields not masks, theyre basically the equivalent of the sneeze glass at a buffet. They just protect against the large particle sputum and phlegm that patients are spewing out. Keeps them out of the splash zone.

helps keep me from going over to the dark side.

The DHS has approved a version of this, but it needs to be filament.

You can use flex resin and also there is medical grade resin

Jason Saiter do you have the stl file for these? Thanks

I have an SVg file

These are based off of two dimensional vector cuts

Prototype and make molds

Gives you a reason to stay inside and avoid people.

Keep you indoors!

Sure. That's what it designed for...

Print some ventilators like everybody do.

Print a coozie maybe?

Check with local health providers, as many aren't accepting resin prints since their isn't enough safety data on them. So are, some aren't. I'd hate for you to waste material.

only if you have non-toxic resin. anycubic's eco resin doesnt count btw, still toxic.

Brian Romine that's what I thought too but wasn't sure. Thanks. My kids 3d printer doesn't take the correct filament (my old starter) ☹

Check your local group, the group making them here in St. Louis will take PLA provided they are marked clearly

Keep you busy/sane???

You could make a mask that will shatter when you drop it :)

And which is toxic to use :D

No touch door openers.

Greg Fiske cured resin is so brittle tho. I’d hate to have a piece break off and lodge in my sinuses. Maybe a large scale production like formlabs can do something but I doubt any hospital or pathology lab is gonna want a few dozen anycubic grey sticks. ?

Seona van der Pol they send you the surgical resin and protocols. Everything gets shipped.

I am not seeing how you get all that shipped to you, as the article seems to be about a lot of different initiatives. Do you know the specifics?

Greta Pallack you register on their website. I haven’t been notified, so don’t know if they actually need the help.

Wanna share?

what would be the cheapest and good material used for the shield (clear plastic or so) Thanks ;)

Radu Barbu clear 2 liter bottles cut and sanitized with bleachwater or disinfectant

Mask bodies but unless the printer is a big one I could only print one at the time.

Resin is toxic, ventilators should only be made as prototype to be make a mold and made in other material

Jason Saiter gimme a few hours I’ll get something whipped up. That’s a great idea.