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Hello everyone!

So I have been printing from my new Anycubic Photon S for about two weeks now and up until now it has been running like a dream.

But tragedy had to strike at some point I guess... I came home from a night shift my first failed print. I was printing these three figures from HeroForge for my players in an upcoming D&D campaign but it seems like specific sections of the three miniatures just haven't bothered to print.

The shield on the first miniature and the left arm on the other two - can anyone explain this and what to do about it/how to avoid it in the future? Pictures below for clarity.

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Hey there Photonsters!

I am having a problem that I hope someone can help me with.

I got my Anycubic Photon S on Monday and have been printing since - all of my models have come out flawlessly since then but yesterday, when I tried to put in another print I ran into an issue that I can't get around.

I have a great USB stick (not the one that came with the printer) that served me well for all the prints, but suddenly the screen on the printer started saying; "Failded to read file." whenever I stick it in and try and print.

The print screen on the printer, that usually shows a small picture of the slice is also empty.

Has anyone run into this problem before, and might know how to fix it?

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Hey guys! Thanks for your add to the group.

So, I purchased a Anycubic Photon S a couple of days ago, waiting for it to arrive in the start of next week - very excited. I read through this group here and noticed a few people had their machine arrive without resin, even though it's stated that it comes with a sample bottle of 250ml.

Now, I am really excited about this machine, so if the machine shows up without resin that does put a dent in my carefully laid plans - I have done some research and I am looking forward to testing the machine, learning how best to use it and take care of it, but if I don't have anything to print that becomes a big problem.

To avoid this issue entirely I thought that I might as well order a bottle of resin now. I am mainly going to use the machine to print miniatures for tabletop RPG and Wargaming and the occasional terrain piece, though I am going to limit the latter.

Here's my question for those of you with experience; What kind of resin should I get for miniature models for Tabletop RPGs? I have read a few articles and the PrimaCreator Value does seem to fit the job, but Elegoo Rapid from what I can see looks to be fine as well, but there are some reports that models with Elegoo are a bit brittle. So... what kind of resin do you guys reccomend for what I'm gonna use it for, I can see that there's a few other people using their Photon for similar purposes so rain your wisdom upon me!

THANKS!

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