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Dolphin Lundgren?

This is gold

It's not an STL, it doesn't exist as an STL. The reddit thread you stole it from very clearly explained that it was hand carved - this is obvious from the clay working/dental tools in the photo.

Just because he said not to ask for the stl

Calm yourself. Whos the artist?

Zak Williams lol busted using fake news.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4224759

not quite right but.....

looks like it was made in meshmixer... should be fairly easy to make a new one if anyone has the stl of a dolphin and that of the man

and yes I know it probably wasn't, but my point is that it could be made with meshmixerr

Not even "Wish App" Quality.

Gabriele Tita gains

Carlo Aemos Residori gayns

Has science gone to far?! Y/N

Thats so awesome

Interesting...very interesting. Next, they should create a dog-faced pony soldier.

I think mostly when a print fails and there are some small cured resin pieces left in the vat. The next time the plate comes down, it pushes against the cured resin and makes the hole. So I'd say just make sure your vat is clear of bad or cured resin pieces

The film is under a lot of stress from the suction. It will eventually wear out. It can also be caused by debris in the vat or on the build plate. Or a poorly handled tool.

Dented my FEP in the first week when cleaning it out, didn't have it on a hard surface so pressing down caused damage. No holes yet but came close

Debris. It’s the main reason that happens: either broken (failed) bits or tiny pieces left stuck to the build plate that people miss: keeping your resin and plate clean are critical

Bad prints, unsupported islands that break free.

It's good to check between prints for random debris.

If you see a leak, change the FEP even if you don't see a hole. The hole may only show up while flexing, and will blow out next time you print and make a BIG mess.

Same. Had a raft stick to it and when I removed it the damn stuff had dented. Did the water test and all was well so onward and upward!

I once put a hole in the vat area of the FEP, while poking holes for the screws lol. I was a little cheeky and covered it with a bit of tape and printed around it ha haaa

Autosupport?

failing how. not sticking to the build plate no supports forming. or supports forming but no models. ? if not sticking to the bed. and you printed the test model ok. then dial up the base exposure by 10. and repeat if you need to. model not forming but base sticking to plate. dial up exposure by 2. remember resin settings are just a starting point you still need to raise or lower depending on printer.

if you have a hole in the fep and resin is leaking best to change the fep sheet. and clean up any resin. filter the resin as you pour it back into the bottle incase of bits in the resin from failed prints. :)

Mark Wardle the base layer sticks to the plate, then there seems to be an issue with he following layers sticking onto the fep

Stephen Colin Richie nah I manually support.

Check out my Newbie resin guide. Maybe it will me helpfull
https://www.facebook.com/groups/bod3d/permalink/239625677038736/

Normal exposure time is waaaaaay too much, bottom exposure increase and bottom layer increase. It should be printable on the supports u made, IMHO resin settings are problematic

I appreciate the guide, but it seems to be more trouble shooting and I don't have the time or read through all of that. I work a full time job, run my own business, and go to college full time. So I sorta need an answer that can be given to me in quick forum time or YouTube video.

Darko Miljak my normal exposure for the first two prints that failed were 7 and 10 as per the resin anycubic resin guide. I bumped it up to the max that has had success per the guide and it failed again

So I don't think it's exposure time cause I've been playing with jt

Eric Causeway Well we are all busy people) same full time job 3d printing busines, no collage (thanks god). But Solving issues needs time. Want it solved - find time. 3d printing troubleshooting is time consuming. In quick form i can onlyname 4 things: 1) Plate Leveling 2) Support settings 3) exposure settings 4) Slicer bugs (lost or currupt layers.)

I level the plate after every print cause I'm paranoid like that

I manual support, and have been using the same setting for 30 or so prints. So I'm not sure that's the issue because I have had success each time prior

The tuning of the exposure has been changed after the first fail. I originally using settings from the resin guide. Then went to 10 normal 3xpisure. Failed. Then went 15 normal exposure and cranked bottom exposure up by 10

Also i see that you got 2 types of heads but same heads have different supports patterns. And main problem that it is listed in my guide - You start suporting incorrectly! the ball joint is lowest point and it has only one support! You must have atleast 3 point near first object layers for a nice sturdy start

Anycubic grey 60\7sec is correct. use 8-10 base layers count.

So here are the settings I've used so far

Print 1 failed
Layer height.05
Normal exposure 7

Off time 4
Normal exposure 10

Bottom exposure 70

Bottom layer 3

Print 2 fail
Layer height.05

Normal exposure 10

Off time 4
Normal exposure 10

Bottom exposure 70

Bottom layer 3


Print 3 fail
Layer height.05
Normal exposure 7

Off time 4

Normal exposure 15

Bottom exposure 80

Bottom layer 3

Why would it suddenly give me problems now? I've printed over 50 heads exactly like this :(

So, what's changed since your last successful print?

Stephen Colin Richie nothing, same settings, I keep my house at the same temp, set the heads up like I always do with bits like this, same resin

Is why this issue is annoying the snot out of me oh and I do the same exact dance that I always do what I'm shaking my resin bottle

Eric Causeway a cant answer that. But 3D printing is a technology that doesnt come with any Guarantee =) It can work out this time but fail another time. Just a mater of case.

Sounds a little like the problem I posted about. How old is your lcd.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/AnycubicPhoton/permalink/1975105972634035/

Chris Crute a month

Velvet Mark has done some great work for me and my Bloodbowl tournaments. Very quick turnaround at the time too.

Casper Fertier thanks!

Depends what you're looking for. Lots of folks on here do commissions, I do as well but I do almost exclusively classic fantasy sort of stuff

It's my family crest, I'd like to make it printable and a couple levels of detail.

? I could teach you. what software you have? Learning is better than paying, but can do that too for you.

Michael Holt Gwrulz I would love to learn, what software do you recommend?

Harley DeBeaudrap I did a similar project as yours on commission, let me PM you a link.