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原文網址 Joel Timothy S
2019-07-20 09:31:26

Hey guys, new Photon owner here. I leveled the printer and did the test cube print and it came out flawlessly on the first go. Did another small print (half the size of a dime) of the 'Bearded Yell' model, which also came out very nicely, very surprised at the level of detail. I figured at this point I could now start printing some cooler things like some DnD minis. My first attempt failed and the first few layers stuck to the film at the bottom of the resin tray. I looked online for reasons this can happen and the most common reason I saw (other than leveling) was to reduce the amount of large flat areas due to suctions issues. I took the rafts off the supports I had, which left only the bottom of the mini (no base on it so its feet and 2 swords) and the feet of the supports on the plate.I emptied the resin tray and filtered it, cleaned the tray and the film, cleaned the LCD screen, and reattempted with the new file. This time the main part of the mini ended up stuck on the bottom (some of it wasn't stuck and it was a slimy/bendy mess) but the supports I had set up had stayed adhered to the plate. Are there other reasons or steps I need to take to get this prints to work? I see people saying to print on an angle. Does that mean to get successful prints, I need to avoid large flat areas on the build plate? The default cube file has the large circular base on it but that one came out just fine. I have read that once the plate is leveled you won't need to do it again for a while if at all. I am searching for answers on here and Reddit and elsewhere online, but can't see to come across a straight answer. Do I just need to make exposure time for the bottom layers super long? Using default settings and the included green Anycubic resin. Any help is appreciated.

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Patrick Morgan
2019-07-20 09:35:52