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原文網址 Patrick Nijkamp
2019-05-15 14:22:56

OEM feng with supports for Creality CR10-S (printed succesfully on Photon)

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原文網址 Patrick Nijkamp
2019-05-14 16:11:36

My photon upgraded my Creality 10-S with a nice fan mod :)

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Frank Seel
2019-05-14 17:15:54

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2019-05-14 17:18:13

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2019-05-14 17:20:36

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2019-05-14 17:28:38

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2019-05-14 17:47:35

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2019-05-14 17:53:52

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2019-05-14 17:57:01

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2019-05-14 18:07:32

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2019-05-14 18:36:29

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2019-05-14 19:02:53

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2019-05-14 19:20:56

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2019-05-14 21:05:36

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2019-05-15 02:57:21

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2019-05-15 03:19:54

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2019-05-15 03:27:30

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2019-05-15 04:23:49

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2019-05-15 06:19:53

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2019-05-15 10:13:18

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2019-05-15 14:23:10

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2019-05-15 14:27:59

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2019-05-15 15:38:37

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2019-05-15 16:54:27

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2019-05-15 17:25:03

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2019-05-16 00:29:56

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2019-05-16 23:11:27

原文網址 Patrick Nijkamp
2019-05-13 00:47:18

As I stated earlier, I am more of a practical printing guy. This was printed straight on the bed. The container also, with the holes facing down using 4 internal 3.5mm drainholes. I see the tiniest amount of Zwobble but I am about to design a fix for that that I can print on my FDM printer.

For the caps I did multiple tests but straight on the plate (without drainhols) was the way to go.

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原文網址 Patrick Nijkamp
2019-05-10 02:09:45

Besides the test print, I have tried 4 of these and this one is the most succesfull. Actually printed flat on build platform, 0.03mm layer height. Added the tiny text to see if the printer could handle that. Wel it can hehe.

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Eric Simmons
2019-05-10 02:30:25

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2019-05-10 02:33:04

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2019-05-10 02:43:33

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2019-05-10 02:43:48

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2019-05-10 02:47:47

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2019-05-10 02:58:59

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2019-05-10 03:58:45

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2019-05-10 04:04:40

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2019-05-10 04:19:53

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2019-05-10 04:51:50

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2019-05-10 04:52:11

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2019-05-10 04:52:44

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2019-05-10 06:30:31

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2019-05-10 07:57:54

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2019-05-10 08:21:13

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2019-05-10 13:17:08

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2019-05-10 13:25:00

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2019-05-10 13:25:18

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2019-05-10 20:52:51

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2019-05-11 00:35:00

原文網址 Patrick Nijkamp
2019-05-09 19:06:36

Anyone else with an FDM printer that is using their heatbed in combination with UV to cure? Seems to work REALLY well for me. I built a quick makeshift UV-curing device (using a UV led strip inside an aluminium round container) that I just put on top of my heatbed (Creality CR10-s) at 60 degrees celcius with a lid on it that seems to cure anything really fast a.t.m. (for me fast is 30 min / 60 min). Prints are completely 'dry' and hardened.

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Bob Deblier
2019-05-09 22:20:14

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2019-05-10 01:44:07

原文網址 Patrick Nijkamp
2019-05-09 13:48:09

So, question. How would you guys print this? I came from a long time (few years) of FDM printing and I am used to print a piece like this on it's flat back. But being DLP printing I learned early on that "everything should be printed on an angle". Which is fine, but I can't seem to get any flat surface on the side facing the build plate. This thing should be completely flat on the backside but all I get is very weird bumps.

So far my tries:
1. Print directly on the buildplate, looks fine (didn't finish completely due to faulty USB stick)
2. Printed at a slight angle over the length of the model (about 12 degrees)
3. Printed at a slight angle on 2 axes. (I broke this one post print on purpose, the support structure on the right belongs to this print)

As you can see number 2 and 3 and *very* bumpy on the backside...unusable. What am I doing wrong here?

And maybe an even bigger question: how would you guys go about printing a model like this?

Thanks in advance!

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