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I've been using chitubox... Only been printing for about 1-2 weeks... Been going non stop with no issues

prusaslicer + chitubox is the ultimate combo for me

how's that work?

import in prusaslicer, auto-orient, then set auto-support at 70 %. Then import it with support in chitubox to slice

Interested in it

Maybe the mesh isnt closed? If your running windows 10 try putting it through 3d builder and see what it says

It could also be an inverted mesh.

The normals are reversed, needs fixing. The darker areas are 'inside'

Load it into Microsoft 3d builder and itll automatically fix it

Like mentioned already its a non fixed not manifold reversed mesh. You will need to fix the normals before printing it.

Ahhh, yes thank you all.
It worked.

To elborate. There are a lot of ways to fix it. I use netfab and auto fix. Simple and free. Apparently 3d builder works well enough. I havent tried. You can upload the stl into programs like blender and fix it there.

Your normals aren’t normal!

Abnormal normals?

Hello. Please me model printer and parametrs ?

Open it up in Prusaslicer, right click, and choose "Fix via Netfabb" - might fix your inside-out polygons! I use it for every STL as a safety measure.
Edit: Disregard, I see you fixed it!

Tilt and support it. It’s the angle.

What scanner are you using

Sally Blu it’s a photogrammetry scan with reality capture

Ben Fu thanks for the advice

Are you importing it or opening it?

Dan Elent tried both

"export plate as an stl including supports" option, this will save it as an .stl instead of a masked .sl1 file.

Where exactly do they tell you its invalid?

Jacob Hale I did that.

Dan Elent

Dan Elent

Very strange

Photonsters on github:

https://github.com/Photonsters

It's basically a program that takes your .photon file and checks to see if there are unsupported islands or issues in the sliced model that might cause printing failure.

It can do much more. For example change the exposure time without having to reslice. Change individual layers directly. Or add anti-aliasing. And now even import PrusaSlicer files directly, so you don't need Chitubox or other proprietary slicers anymore ;)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/AnycubicPhoton/permalink/1983675528443746/

I have seen previous posts similar to this listing a place out of Florida do some quick scrolling shouldn't be hard to find

Paul Hail looked she's done see any, spent 30 mins scrolling she's didn't see anything about this

There is Wanhao water washable at 3dprinterunuverse.com and ships same day

Super glue

Epoxy

It would probably work but there are better options. My local hardware store had plenty of acetone and denatured alcohol.

Kerosene works well, just stinky and oily. You're in Brazil, Ethanol works great.

Following

Yess, off-times refers to both off-times

Also.... is that the photon S sheet or the photon sheet?
Make sure you choose from the correct one corresponding with your printer.

Sander van Deijl yup figured it out and is working nicely

Sander van Deijl Where can I find the Photon S file? I only found the Photon file

Dan Harabagiu https://docs.google.com/....../1vQsW9y5gJKTmv....../htmlview

Here ☺️

Dan Harabagiu and if your resin isn’t on there, here is the exposure test for the S


https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3973475

Sander van Deijl it is not, so i will use the test

If you want to play it safe lower the plate all the way and then add resin. Then you're guaranteed to not spill. Otherwise just add as much as you think you need that looks like it won't overflow once the plate is in.

I pour mine to the bevel about 1/2" or less up from the FEP....I print minis so this method works well for me, I always use less resin than that.

Thanks for the help! ?

Just as an FYI the official blurb states it takes 70ml. Not tried it but I reckon that's close to Flood Alert . . .

Lower your build platform to the bottom of the Vat you can fill it to within a few mm's of the brim. Resin getting on top of the build platform will not damage your printer in any way it just makes it a little more messy when you want to clean it.