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this will be my 3rd time printing this now, 1st time was with the green resin that came with the box, second time printed the supports but the model never printed, 3rd attempt is a mixture of auto support and manual supports.

What's the verdict, is it going to work?

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Hi, Someone sells print(non for profession) but for example to friends or friends of other friends?
If yes, how much money you ask for for work?
For example for a keychain or a miniature or other. I woukd know how much i could ask for my work.

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A preview of the next month releases. New models with weapons, hands options compatible with current (tiefling like) September releases. Also goal reward and paint contest prize still available.
Separated tiers between Fantasy and sci-fi and new commercial tiers with an option for the huge backlog models at a very special price.
https://www.patreon.com/francesco_a_pizzo_ghamak

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Anyone using Formware 3d slicer? Is it worth the money?

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Super Conqueror

Ok collective printing mind, can anyone figure out the cause for this failure? it's odd the way it disconnected and tapered off. Trying the new Anycubic Blue Eco Resin. Think I need to up the exposure?

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Sherri , Aaron - I'm a believer! ?

A couple of weeks ago, I asked the group about resins that would be good for prop replica stuff. Something that could stand up to some handling, but it didn't really need to be an industrial engineering product or anything. I got a lot of great input, and thanks again for that!

Matt Remus from 3D Resin Solutions reached out to me and suggested that their HERO resin might be along the lines of what I was looking for. He didn't go for the hard sell, simply offered his brand as an option and also provided a discount code (which I then promptly forgot about! LOL) in case I wanted to try it out.

Well, Matt... all I can say is thank you. The blue resin that I got from you folks is exactly the kind of thing I had in mind. I've only made a few small items with it so far, and only snapped the one picture because I'm lazy, but the things I've printed just feel *right*. Excellent resiliency (I hesitate to say "flexibility" since it's not actually a flexible resin) makes for a model that you're not afraid to put your grubby mitts on, and in the case of the simple comm badge in the picture, maybe throw at the wall a couple of times to see if it'd break. Spoiler alert: It did not. ?

I'm sure there's other stuff out there that could also do the job, but I am 110% satisfied with the HERO resin, and I absolutely plan on picking up a couple different colors in the very near future to try those out as well.

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Hey guys, all of the sudden, I cant print a thing. I am trying to print some Heroforge minis, but they either "fall off" the supports or are squished like on the second picture.

The first picture is mid-printing, Ive paused it to see if the print is okay and wel... it wasnt.

I am using Anycubic green resin, settings attached. I tried re-leveling the head a few times but this happens again and again. Printed heroforge stuff before with no issues.

What is the problem?

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Received my PhotonS last night. Something is rattling in the bottom of the case and only the top half of the LCD works. Tech support has already shipped new lcd and I plan on further investigating tonight after work. Hope it’s not worse than that.
Have a Mars but I’m looking forward to how the Photon performs. This is for my daughter, she really wants to start making and selling items.

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Hello, I am running into an issue where if I print something say 3 inches tall the print comes out fine. If I then try and scale it down to smaller, it prints mostly messes. I have tried it with a few popular prints like the Castle, and the Eiffel tower. Do I need to change any settings in order to print detailed items in small size, or is it just not possible to do? Thanks!

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