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Has anybody tried using 3D resin to create a mould for silicone parts or for creating a silicone mould?

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Has anybody upgraded the firmware on their Photon S ?

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I notice from the document included with the firmware update for the Photon S that you can go back to the previous firmware, has anyone done this or found out how to do it ?

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Looking for some problem solving help:

So I have done a few prints with some very fine holes/slots (0.5mm or less) that go all the way through the base layers, the end up almost disappearing also some features seem to be thicker or merging into neighbouring features, I think is due to over exposure ?

Also some prints have come out tacky which I think is due to under exposure ?

So my real problem is what to do when a tacky print has the small slot/hole features that are 'filled in' ?

Have I made the right assumptions about what is happening or am I missing something ?

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Hi, I love my printer, even though I have had it a month or so I have not been able to spend too much time with it, but I quickly became aware that I needed a resin that was a bit more forgiving in the brittleness area so that I could print more practical things rather than miniatures etc (I do print those too).
After reading up on different resins I decided to get some MonoCure 3D Rapid FLEX100.

For those in Europe there is a discount in September at FEPshop.com , I got 1l for about €83 including UPS express shipping.
I tried a couple of test prints using one of Monocure's calibration models with some interesting results, the clear is 100% Rapid Flex100 and the grey is a 50/50 mix by volume of the Rapid Flex100 and Anycubic Grey.
I used the same printing times for both of them, 60s for the base layers and 20s for the rest or them.
The Rapid Flex100 initially curled up into a ball when I removed it from the platform but was OK after I washed it in IPA, many or the small details broke away (I was expecting this), it has no strength and quite floppy, also the print was oversize.
The 50/50 mix was a lot better for retaining the small details and the correct overall dimensions (50 x 30 mm), I could bent it and it would return to original shape, though it is quite stiff now that it's cured, the print times were not sufficient I had a lot of post curing to do to stop it from being tacky, I guess that's from under exposure during printing, I need more experience using the printer, but my next try will be to increase the layer exposure to about 25s.

I welcome your comments and suggestions

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Not really 3D printing, but I broke the tip off the arm of my glasses.
After unsuccessfully trying to glue it back I decided to use some grey resin and a UV torch to rebuild it, I just kept dipping it in and curing it until it was long enough.

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I am looking for tips on how to protect resin prints from the environment, like hot cold wet etc, how much punishment can the 'stock' anycubic resins take or what can you do to protect them (like varnishes, paints etc).

Any ideas ?

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Been messing around with lithophane prints and I am really pleased with the results, only thing that's not right is they are warping during curing, it's something I can get around but I would like to eliminate it if possible.
This was printed flat to the build plate and is 2mm thick

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Has anyone tried printing MakersMuse's Easter egg on the photon ?
It's the one where you print it then rotate the inner two sections, it's one of his torture test prints to test for gaps

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Has anyone tried one of these filters ?

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