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Dear colleagues,
I have printed gonk. I cut his legs off using the sliced and printed flat on the bed. Standard settings all good.
However there is a sequence of regular lines on the surface. There is no evidence of these lines on the cylindrical blade of yesterday's prints.
Is this the dreaded z wobble, or is it just an artefact of printing using a pixelated light source and a geometeically flat but angled model surface?

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Dear colleagues,
I just printed an obiwan, 28mm scale for star wars legion.
Having opened the model to add auto supports I sliced it and opened it in the file validator - without closing Chitubox. So when it found an island or unsupported part I could manually add a support, reslice and retry until I just had a few loose pixels to fix. And it worked.
Success off the first print using settings from the sheet. Excellent.
I've then spent an hour shaving the supports off with a craft knife. (The white fluff is shavings)
I haven't used any UV light to cook it, and there is very little flex in the "laser sword" and limbs; it is comparable to a GW plastic figure.
So my question is... should I use my light box to cure it at all?

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Dear all.
Printed deadpool flat to baseplate. Epic.
Printed companion cube. Support fail.
Added white grease.
I ran a print to test out some angles/support settings/hollowing. Some learning occured. Print settings were exactly the same for Mr Pool.
As the objects were cleaning kathon tape happened because there was moisture on my screen in one corner. (Could have been a drip during inept clean-up.. )
However I have graduated to z wobble. I didn't have any before this print.
Apart from "start at the top of the github list", any ideas what I may have unknowingly done differently to cause the issue? Or a cause to start looking at first? It only appears on some faces of the cubes.
Is there a quick and easy check for z wobble rather than failing a stripey print?
Cheers
Alex

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Dear Group,
I have purchased a photon, and have spent some time reading your posts and collating a kit (it has pretty much everything you guys have suggested in it).
I plan to get setup and running over the weekend. I have an FDM printer and laser cutter and so have some experience with machine preparation and patience...
I have watched YouTube photon specific vids you have linked on film tension, plate levelling and gap setting. I have found them helpful and informative. (Tension setting with a bottle lid sounds crazy until you see it)

I'm ready. (Famous last words).

So;
Does my screen need to resonate at 350hz?
Do you have any general tips or things to look out for when setting up and for my first print?
Do you think I should dive in and start with the cube or run some exposure tests first?

Thanks
Alex

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