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How'd you get that off the bed :O

Put the plastic scraper against the edge and tap lightly with screwdriver handle. Doesn't take much. A few taps and it'll start to pop. Work your way around the part.

Mmmm. Hmm. Lightly. That goes against my current "Norman Bates" strategy that I've been going with...

Just like cutting a big stone in half. You can't power drive a chisel through the entire thing in one shot. You tap it in specific locations. You continue tapping it until it starts to form a crack. You lead that crack with more small hits.

Cringe time, I use a straight up metal scraper, if your bottom exposure is high enough a couple little scratches on the plate don't matter at all.

I love seeing minis, I might love seeing practical prints more, especially out of the photon, great work.

I used a metal razor blade to get it off. There's a lot of flex in such a thin part. I made sure to lay it flat while curing, but it still has quite a bit of flex.

just drew a holder for wireless charging so I can easily mount it in a car. these printers are great for interior parts and prototyping

Plus it won't melt in the car like PLA or ABS does!

I use mine for PCB mounts all the time. The Acrylic is strong enough to take an M2.5 mounting screw with just a little cleanup, I actually print-in the thread then just run a tap through to clean if I'm feeling particularly energetic.

I promise it can be done...but I only went with 1 base layer and I was SUPER careful on removal. The back legs don’t move those I threw a little resin on them and solidified them

he's not selling car insurance to anybody

Do it diagonally

This was diagonal but still flat on the build plate. I am thinking to try it diagonally in 3D space with added supports... when I get around to it. (:

Yeah is doable! Diagonally I found it was large enough. And then wash it real well and keep it moving when curing so nothing can fuse together!

RIP ? ? ?

Maybe another 15%.......

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Scaled it down to fit, then coated in circuit board gloss when cured!

Denlee Paddy Rhodes is that the same as a confirming coat?

Jonathan Basseri not sure it's basically an acrylic gloss but with a slight flex when dried

I'm still new but I see theres a lot of bubbles there I know that will cause craters in the print..what's your settings on your print

I think this was at 0.05mm layers, 8s exposure, using AnyCubic Black. The bubbles are there from shaking the bottle before the pour, and I think they rise to the top quickly enough that it doesn't affect the print.

Jonathan Basseri

This is what I found that works with the grey

I need to do an exposure test, but I've been getting decent output with lower exposure times. I've also started using 0.03mm layers.

Jonathan Basseri nice I'll try that my detail is off