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What is the one link, upgrade, process or YouTube video you wish you had seen when you first started using your photon? What would have saved you time and aggravation.

This may be related to the arrival of my first resin printer today.

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Photon ordered ? ? ? £254 including Express delivery... bargain ? ?

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After updating the firmware on 4.2.19, there is a strange fan operation. At the moment of immersion of the table the fan turns off momentarily and continues to work immediately. And so on each layer. What could it be? Which firmware from the point of view of group members is the most stable and successful? What mods do you consider necessary?

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Love my Photons, but always thought about an SLA Laser, so I have been considering this printer, as it seems inexpensive for a laser SLA and they claim 3 times faster in printing than a Form 2?

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I was wondering how often do you all change out the IPA in your rinse baths? Also, what should I do with the Old IPA when I do change it out?

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Some time ago someone posted here a huge list of interesting patreons with minis etc. Can someone share it again please? :D

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So that’s not awesome. Guess that’s where the beeping sound came from after each lift. Guessing resin in the ball or not right enough on the screw.

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Next printing objects

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It took four tries to get this to stick, but totally worth it. On the left, last night's print at .02 (on an angle because it's bigger, and getting the support right is what took four tries) and the older one at .05 with a bunch of visible layers. These are pieces for Orville costumes, and I almost want to reprint the first one now!

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This post may be a bit long, but if you read on, hopefully it will offer insight into why this might be my favorite test print I’ve done. 6 months ago, after a long time of playing Warhammer, Mage Knight, and Heroscape, I got back into Dungeons & Dragons thanks to my kids!
Being a lover of miniatures, my first priority became finding perfect figures to represent player characters for my kids, and now that I was back into the game, for myself. I’m really picky when it comes to player character models so I searched though every offering from Reaper, Wizkids, even looked at all my Games Workshop figures. Then I discovered Heroforge, and I was fascinated. I could create any character I wanted, with almost any equipment, in almost any pose, and they would 3d print it for me?!? Amazing! I offered up my $30 and ordered my Dwarf sword and board fighter as a test. It came and I was really happy, detail wasn’t the greatest but it was my character just as I wanted him!
But then I thought, how did they do that? And I started looking into 3d printing. Then I discovered Danny Herrero’s videos (3D Printed Tabletop), and Angus’ (MakersMuse), and Naomi Wu (SexyCyborg) and Tom Tullis of Fatdragongames. And I watched basically every 3d printing video and review I could find. And I joined a few FB groups as well. And I lurked, and I kept researching.
As I looked around I saw there were alternatives to Heroforge, such as Desktophero or joining a Patreon where the artist may make amazing figures I could use as PC’s. But honestly, in terms of Desktophero, I didn’t like it. The ability to actually create any pose you wanted fascinated me and was way beyond what Heroforge could do, but the assets weren’t nearly as good - and even for free it didn’t interest me. It didn’t compare in quality to Heroforge, and I’d personally rather pay to have quality than have something lesser for free.
And then I saw Desktophero 2.0 on Kickstarter, and I thought, well, if they take their original concept and make it as good in other respects as Heroforge, why, it will actually be way better than Heroforge…
Flashforward to today and I am test printing for that release. It excites me because this idea of being able to just make my own Player Character, or even NPC models, is what drew me into 3D printing in the first place!
So this example, I want to make a Female Fighter. I want to give her a big sword in each hand, and I want her hair up in a bun so it’s practical. I want an aggressive stance like she’s about to join battle, or maybe is engaged already.
Nah, I changed my mind. I want her wearing a helmet, and I want different swords. And I want them held out in front of her, and she’s glancing to the left from where the next enemy is approaching…
Actually no, I want her to look like she just sliced off a goblin’s head, I’m going to keep the same sword, but just one sword this time, and pose her like she just lopped off someone’s head with a horizontal stroke. I want her no helmet with flowing hair. From that kind of power swing her body will be titled a lot due to the momentum, and her off hand will be kind of down her left side, fingers extended, for balance. And the force of her swing has her up on one leg for extra oomph! Yeah, that’s it.
And so you can do it with Desktophero. Basically any pose you can imagine, you can pose your figure. You can control individual fingers, joint by joint! Quality level, well that’s what pics are for. Everyone can look and decide for themselves. These are basic assets, there are much fancier ones in the works for the release. I can’t wait to see the rest of the assets!
https://beta.desktophero3d.com/beta/request/ 翻譯年糕