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anycubic grey is my favorite. I do add a little sirya tenacious to it so its not so brittle.

I have now anycubic black and done the first testprints. They come out quit nice.

If you find a resin you like, that works for you, why fix what isn't broken? I've tried a number, not the Anycubic grey though, and I settled on Siraya Fast ABS-like grey, because it works for me in terms of quality, cost and availability. The only reason I'd change is if one of those factors changed.

Real threads also have a little wiggle room to move, they can't be the exact same shape or they get stuck.

A pic of the threads m+f would help diagnose the problem, show us A pic of the pre sliced item/s

Run a tap and die over it... Or scale threads in program.

Probably the original file need some tweaks for the fittings, depending on the piece you can scale it or even cutting the thread. Try meshmixer, there are a lot of free tutorials in youtube to learn, it's a very useful tool and it's free!

After much sanding it’s now fitting. I think there wasn’t enough wiggle, I have scaled this down as I didn’t need it all that big

Jeff Greenfield what’s a tap and die?

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Normally used in machine shops for cutting threads. This set should be ok for plastic and resins, I wouldn’t use them on steel unless I was really in a pinch. A real machine shop set would be at least 15x that price.

You need overgrowth compensation for mechanical (correct sized) parts. Z-suite and prusa slicer are the two slicer I know of that can do it.

Peter Csaki I use prusa. I’ll give this a google to find out what’s what

That wiggle room is a lot less than you would think.

How much did you compensate when printing? I usually shave about .2 off the thread side

Stefan Giudici I didn’t do anything but print it. Never printed threads so didnt know ? how do you shave off?

Tap and die set

Alex Bainbridge Only if you slice it with it.

Did you also print the thing it screws into?

I make the outside diameter of the part that will have threads .2 smaller before I apply the threads

Peter Csaki ahh, that I don’t do as I use chitu. Maybe it’s time to keep it all in prusa

Stefan Giudici I didn’t design this model it’s off thingiverse. I assume you’re designing with the apply the threads comment?

Steve Stagg yup

I think your LCD screen may be dying. Mine does the same thing and I just ordered a replacement.

Siva-Jack Sernvongsat I’ve not even gone through a single bottle of resin yet ?‍♂️ already replaced the board due to it being faulty

did you update the firmnware? fixed it for me

Frame shearing. Firmware update needed

By no means an expert here but it looks a lot like what mine was doing a couple weeks ago. It would be just fine for the first 50 to 75 layers then things would start getting glitchy about every 25 to 30 layers or so. I would end up with prints that lo ok like this. Mine was only three and a half months old at the time. Seemed a bit early for the LCD to be dying. 1 month seems way early to me but it looks a lot like the same issue.

I would just take vat out and the plate off and let it run a print while you sit and watch. It was about 40 minutes in before I finally caught this on mine. At the time it was just supposed to be printing two 1-inch squares, not that junk that it's displaying.

Chris Jeanneret can’t remember what version I’m on but I’ve been printing fine on the same version for about a month with no issues

Alex Bainbridge i had the same. was fine for months then out of nowhere boom... same as you

Chris Jeanneret well thats bullshit ? updated the post with firmware etc

Keith Yinger yeah, it was a 7 hour print and happened about 5 hours in. Don’t fancy waiting that long ?

ya. It looks like it was quite a ways up into the print :(
It is strange that they work right for a while and then just start glitching out. I just kind of guessed that when the screen was going bad, that it was going bad and it would be glitchy from the very beginning. I guess that's not always the case though.

Keith Yinger yeah right weird. It did have a moment early in in the print where it didn’t like the usb by the looks of it but then it carried on. I’ll use a new stick from now on just incase

Probably a good idea just to test that and make sure. I know I tried four different items on two different USB sticks on mine and it was doing the same thing no matter what. So I kind of guessed it had to be the screen. At least I hoped it was the screen and not something else. Couldn't imagine that two separate USB sticks died at the exact same time anyways.

Keith Yinger I’m not ruling anything out tbh. I just hope it was a one off

frame shearing. caused by firmware or usb stick failure

Snap! I just printed one of these on my ender

Nathan Kopp there was an issue early in the print from the usb, memory error or something happened twice and then was fine for 5 hours before this issue

Chris Page nice! I’ve actually scaled the 5mm down so it’s even smaller ?

yup had the same issue. replaced the key with a new one from walmart, no issue afterwards. also firmware update will cause this

Nathan Kopp I read somewhere that 4.2.19 wasn’t stable though?

idk had same issue updated for my machine and fixed the problem. ive been printing for 72 hours straight atm making scatter for a dnd inn no issues since i fixed those issues 4 months ago

What is it?

Harley DeBeaudrap sandie is a sanding pen with interchangeable heads

Awesome

You know, in the latest photon file validator, you can locate the island, click it in the preview and it gives you a zoomed in view, where you can left click to add pixels and right click to remove pixels....
If the auto fix it doesnt work I do it manually, and if you remove something that is supporting a higher layer, that layer will then show up with an error for you to correct.