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Does anyone know what the actual amount of liquid is in the Photon vat at, say, that interior lip edge for example?

When I print something larger in always like "hmmm... Hope it's enough in there!"

Looked online already and couldn't find anything, so general wisdom like "should be able to print about X mls if at that bevel" would be awesome to hear.

Thanks in advance :)

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(Old Folgers jingle)

The best part of waking up...

Is running downstairs to see what completed overnight!

Mornings are like little Christmas events since I started printing with this thing last week :)

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Whew! OK, modeling done on my "40K Paint/print test object"

This is a small object, relatively shallow, that should need no supports that I can use to get my settings right, and when I'm happy I can print out sheets of 6 of them at once easily on the bed... so I can test painting techniques on it without messing up figures.

I built this all by hand since yesterday, except the Orc head which was optimized off Thingaverse, and the skull (optimized as well). When I open a Thingaverse account I'll dig those up again and credit the people who made the originals.

I'm *thinking* the bottom of it will allow for easily popping it off the plate... but I'll need to test it of course. Input on how to design that is welcome!

This is so different than high poly modeling I'm used to! I'm fighting the urge to bevel things and add more detail! I just want it to be as clean geometrically as possible.

Anyway, I'll make it freely available once I've tried it out in person, and implemented any suggestions anyone might have.

Cheers!

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Soooooo, hey all.

I got my new Photon S delivered... kind of. It was delivered internationally and the shipping company opened it and removed the standard issue green resin. Ironically I had two other packages of just pure resin, and they came through fine... sooo... yeah.

Anyway, right now I'm attempting my first print of the faithful old matrix grid cubey thing (although I'm having to do it in Anycubic white resin).

So, right out of the gate I'm in the "What settings to use?" playground.

My actual question:

I see the really super awesome "Anycubic Photon Best Resin Settings" Google doc that a lot of people seem to participate in... but I'm wondering how much of that data transfers to the "S" version instead of the normal Photon?

I read that the light is more powerful on the S? Is it notably stronger and I should adjust suggested exposure times down some?

Thanks in advance for the advice :)

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