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I know a few other members here use Tinkercad so I thought it'd be worth asking this here. I seem to have done something wrong and it's causing my model to fail to load. The cab part stays highlighted red, and it either never resolves or I get a "failed to load nodes" message and/or disconnect/crash. Is there anything I can do at this point to salvage that section? It also crashes after a while if I try to export the stl.

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Every print just amazes me. Came out flawless. Anycubic Grey, 0.05mm layer height. Recently switched over to prusaslicer to generate and adjust the supports, love it

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the photon slicer is putting random layers in my hollowed out models... is there a fix for this and is this slicer the only one that makes files the photon can print?

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Multiple print for the first time. 0.03 layer height; gonna add few drops of white resin to the translucent green.

Wish me luck!

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Ok, anyone can chime in as to the best way to print this little rifle barrel?

1.) The one on the left (upright) has drooping on the top arch of the vent holes. I should have supported this, but because of the size I didn't. My suspicion is that the center hole down the barrel didn't print at all because of suction.

2.) The one on the right just basically half sheared off the custom support wall and got completely distorted because of this.

I'll probably use the one that was printed upright and just use a small drill bit to round the holes out.

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Hello group :)
This is my first post here.
After 6 years of FDM/ABS printing with fair and predictable results I bought a Photon S in order to experience a differen kind of 3d printing..
The first prints went pretty well (needing to learn different concept of "supports"). I used the Anycubic Green and Red resin (translucid) and the Elegoo ABS like resin and all the 3 resins didn't present big problems.
A different story is about the Dental NON Castable PINK resin by Anycubic because I wasn' able to get any print but I got only the supports when I was lucky.
I searched the web for this specific resin but I wasn't able to find explanation from other user.
I did only 3 attempts killing a FEP too but it seems I'm pretty far from a positive result.
Question: is the dental non castable pink resin by Anycubib so different?
I noticed it needs shorter exposure times but should I need to learn some trick and tip for this specific resin?
Thank you in advance!
Alberto (Italy)

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Hi everyone!
I am mostly printing engineering prototypes on my Photon (non S), so precision is my main priority.

A: can you suggest alternative resins, which don't exhibit the same 1-2 pixel light scattering/overexposure (hence +0.05-0.1 mm thickness in x/y directions) like the standard AC resins do?

B: better would be a slicer that supports compensation for this effect, even better with compensation for uneven UV power distribution throughout the print area.
(AA is also a big plus)
(Photon file post-processing may also be okay, but the solutions I found on the Git are not recommended due to possible damage)

Any ideas and comments are much welcome and appreciated.

Thanks!

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First miniature printed. With anycubic eco yellow.

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