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原文網址 Sean McClure
2019-03-07 01:17:49

Recently I've bought some monocure flex, and I've been adding it to the anycubic photon maroon. I've really enjoyed having models with the flexibility to not immediately break. However my support structures have started to fail, and there seem to be layers where the structures start to flatten and spread outward.

I also find skipped layers on the models themselves, where it seems like half of an arm sticks to the fep, then later reattached to the model later on, leaving a discontinuity.

I'm using the new Chitubox, with .04mm layers, 10 s layer time, 80 s base time for 5 layers, and medium supports with ball contacts. The resin is 80% anycubic maroon 20% monocure flex.

Do I need to have longer layer times? Have I done something wrong with my FEP? Is there something wrong with Chitubox photon files?

https://imgur.com/a/Apaodrn

As an aside, i dont have any good photos of this, but I find sometimes the bottoms of my prints tend to flake like fine pastry, where it looks like the flakes have all been pulled slightly apart. I haven't seen this described anywhere else but it may be related.

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Shawn Atlas
2019-03-07 01:32:03

Sven Baedeker
2019-03-07 02:55:13

Shawn Atlas
2019-03-07 03:02:39

Sven Baedeker
2019-03-07 03:13:39

Sean McClure
2019-03-12 03:53:06


原文網址 Sean McClure
2018-12-30 08:18:18

Does anyone know how to adjust the slicer settings so that automatic supports don't lift the print off the build plate? Often files have a flat edge such that it's easy to have it flush with the build plate, but the photon slicer doesn't seem to want that to happen.

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Mark Wardle
2018-12-30 09:45:25

Mark Wardle
2018-12-30 09:45:52


 

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