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Take your synthroid and wear some gloves. :)

Aiden Sone well after there clean my fingers say not!
Ya I have been on it now for years and we knew it was going to come to this and we were going to have to find changes. I'm digging in now to find out how much of it could be corrected by diet.

So you're a gecko!?

Benjamin Cole Need insurance?

Robert Small Best answer EVER!!!! You win the internet, dude!!

Ed Gaulton reference game on point

Who's serve is it?

Just what this made me think of

I use 10%

I print with a 4:1 mix of anycubic to monocure flex100 on a 10 second exposure time

Start at 10% flex to base ratio as a test, if that's not good enough, work your way up by 10% to however much flexibility you want.

depends on how flexible you want the print to be or just shatter proof. 10% flex is a good starting point..
For 20% flex to 80% anycubic I typically add 2 seconds to my curing time.. so give it a go with 10 as it is on a small model and you can increase by a second or two if it doesn't turn out as good

I use a 10%flex to 90% Anycubic green. 15 Sec exposure at 0.05 on original Photon

Does the color of the anycubic have any impact on the exposure time? I use anycubic grey and would also like to add on some flex.

Scott Ball not really as flex is transparent. Just need to adjust the exposure for the mix

Zena Andreou Thanks! So would you still recommend just adding 2 seconds to the exposure time?

Scott Ball if you are going for a 20 or 25% of flex. Yes. If you go 10% try one second more. Mix them very well. I generally measure in 2 different cups, pour them in a bottle and shake

Thanks so much! I've been trying to get an answer to this question for months!!!

Dude, Siraya Grey with Tenacious mix. Haven’t had a failed print yet and it’s super strong

thanks but I’m looking to use up what I have before I move to different stuff.

Mike Allen Jr. i understand. When you do, try it out. It’s the best thing I’ve ever done with printing

Mike Allen Jr. Tenacious is just like Monocure Flex. I've been really happy with Siraya Tech stuff. Like Joe said, the Gray (non-brittle) is awesome. I use that stuff straight up without any flex added and it holds up really well. My older Anycubic green stuff is a lot more fragile.

A 10:1 ratio allows me to print minis that survive a 4 for drop.

Joe Papa Behre Behrend That’s become my go to....can literally bounce them off the floor without breaking

Flex100 is insanely strong smelling as an fyi. You HAVE to have outside ventilation.

Joe Papa Behre Behrend what mix ratio, what printer, what exposure time?

Bryan Jolson i do a 75% Grey, 25% tenacious, and i follow the exact guidelines Siraya recommends. Haven’t failed me yet

what type of minis? I tend to print BattleTech ones which are heavier and I find break easier than the dungeons and dragons ones which have less mass.

These 4. The ship in the back is the heaviest but to your point that one is about 80/15% mix.

Resin?

James Vincent Paquette I'm open to any suggestions, resin and otherwise

Matt Lesmeister I love my Anycubic Chiron.

James Vincent Paquette I'll check it out, thanks

The predator is also pretty large

Where I can find that rocketier?

Is that the one that was Betty page? On cult’s

https://cults3d.com/....../rocket-here-rocket-there......

Can you use flexible resin to print the bubble gum?

Rocketeer?

Betty rocketeer

Did 7 not print?

Oksana Shevchenko they were fine at the first layers with high exposure, yet later on sticked to the FEP.

That is interesting. First thought is obviously, it the plate level. Second is .. there might be demons in your machine...

How do you know the first layers were fine? I can't tell for a few hours.

Also, what are your settings

Is the resin you're using compatible with the settings

Oksana Shevchenko I paused after layers with high exposure (first five), then resumed.

Settings are from the stock stick, as well as the file. So, can't be sure.

First time using such test, before was randomly adjusting settings based on the table with settings. Was great with Photon S ?

Oleksandr Panforov ah ok. Try again without pausing? I have a horrid fear of that. Lolol

It's weird that it would unstick after

Oksana Shevchenko sure pausing is ok, it even worked with miniatures without a seam

Oleksandr Panforov I can't possibly think of what it could be then.

Oksana Shevchenko I'll try to re-level the bed and drop some actual sliced file.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Have you tried Photon Zero? Any tips?

Oleksandr Panforov I haven't. I'm pretty new to this whole mess as it is. I get really weird issues myself.

Yeah, I printed the sample file for the photon I just got a month ago. The same one. It actually printed all 8 but then when I tried to print something else, it stuck to the FEP. I did do the firmware update and I level the bed and tune the FEP to 3 10 to 333 hz using the Spectrum phone app and that seems to help a bit. Though my last print did have one of the three ball turrets I was printing stick to the FEP rather than the build plate.

John Bkly could you please elaborate more on the FEP tune process?
Never heard of it before

Oleksandr Panforov https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr_wtZqBfbQ

Just follow the tuning part of the video. Though I have it book marked for when I will eventually need to replace the FEP

I got the Photon Zero and AnyCubic Black resin, but I have not yet tried the rerf file that came with it. The AnyCubic cube test print failed on me 2/2 tries, so I've just been doing my own slicing settings.

I love my zero, yeah I get a failure every now and then, but I attribute that to being a resin noob , I would say try releveling, I followed the quick start sheet to a t

Jonathan Basseri I also have some Anycubic black. Could you share your settings?

Also, is there a some sort of table with settings, like for the Photon and Photon S?

Great, thanks a lot

Oleksandr Panforov I have yet to see much data for the photon zero since it's so new.

I'm still a resin printing noob, so I know my settings are not great. 0.05 layers with 8 second exposure seems okay, but I think going to 0.03 layers with 5 or 6 seconds will be better. Yet to verify.

I also need to figure out anti aliasing

Jonathan Basseri I think painted it'll look glorious.

Sure thing, it's new, so we're like trailblazers here. Yay for us! ?

Oleksandr Panforov ?

You have to look closely to see the voxels, but I saw much better prints from the Zero on 3D Printing Pro YouTube review.

If this was printed at an angle, you would begin to see layer and pixel lines. Great test though, with informative results.

You know, I've been having a hard time printing at 0.02 layer height. What settings do you use when you print at that height?

i have Ameralabs AMD3 and i print at 4 sec exposures

im trying a vertical print now

Cool thank you!

right, a vertical (upright) print at 0.02mm gives much better definition even after priming. the negative spaces are between 0.085 and 0.12mm and the heights of each block average 0.5mm

primed these are the upright ones

and these are the less defined printed flat on build plate