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原文網址 Gustaf Sjögren
2019-08-29 23:54:48

This a kind warning for people who keep overfilling their vats. If you're filling past the bottom part of the attachment the build platform is screwed onto then you'll most likely get failed prints or worse.

Resin can enter the space between the attachment and build platform, eventually climbing and lubricating the screws. (Google "Capillary Action" for understanding how liquids can climb enclosed spaces.)

There's good possibility of resin reaching the ball bearing keeping your build platform fastened in place. This will cause the build plate to start moving during prints; which, at a minimum, causes failed prints and in worse cases damages or destroys your FEP's and/or screens.

If you do need to overfill the vat for a large print, start the print and add resin when the platform has risen a bit - leaving plenty of room for additional resin.

Credit: Picture borrowed from another forum. Note the resin sitting onto platform screws.

EDIT: Reworded it. Thanks for Nick Williams for the tip.

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原文網址 Gustaf Sjögren
2019-02-18 22:18:02

Riddle me this: A Photon Slicer Mystery

Given:
Same resin.

Two different slicers: Anycubic Photon Slicer vs Chitubox 64.

Same settings except one really big difference: 8 seconds exposure time vs. 12 seconds exposure time for same results.

Is there a difference in intensity or something?
Should I not be using the default LCD_mirror in Chitubox?

I've opened up the slices in each other program, there's no discernible difference except the exposure time.

And yes, I know about the Photon setting in Chitubox, that's the one I'm using.

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原文網址 Gustaf Sjögren
2018-12-06 20:51:22

Should I re-calibrate every time I've removed the platform to scrape off figures?

I received my Photon a week ago and have printed five sets. Every time I remove the platform to scrape off figures, the pressure I apply moves the calibration. It doesn't matter how hard I tighten the platform, it's managed to angle the platform anyways.

I'm suspecting that it's because I'm holding onto the handle when I scrape. Should I be holding onto the platform instead?

Tips and tricks please. :)