Anycubic Photon Printer Owners 造訪社團

Is there a way to make different resin profiles in Chitubox?

翻譯年糕

Thank you for allowing me to join this group.
Now I have to learn how to 3D resign print

翻譯年糕

Hi to all, and thanks for adding to the group!!! Hi to all, and thanks for adding to the group!!! 翻譯年糕

Thanks for the invitation Thanks for the invitation

謝謝你的邀請

· 為此翻譯評分

Thanks for the invitation

謝謝你的邀請

· 查看原文 · 為此翻譯評分

Shes alive!! Hard to see with it being trans green bt the detail is awesome.
Anycubic support did top job getting parts out.
Anyone else print lithos whats best resin to use for these sorta prints. Need it to allow light throught bt nt completely like trans

翻譯年糕

Heads up....... If your using chi slicer and the models are coming out thin and tall, do your self a favour and double check your LCD screen size in settings.

翻譯年糕

The platinum cure silicone mould making quest continues... despite some limited success post-curing test parts in an 80ºC oven, my test with production parts today was unsuccessful resulting in a fair amount of inhibition. Interestingly, the parts that inhibited the silicone most were the ones that had been UV-cured for longer (accidentally left them in the curing chamber for ~3hrs vs. 30 mins for the other parts) - any ideas why that might be? I've acquired some stuff called Kuraray Mowital from our silicone supplier which is a powder resin that you mix with IPA 10:1 and brush/spray onto parts to act as a sealer. From what I've read it's a polyvinyl butyrate resin, does anyone know if Inhibit X from Smooth-On is similar? I'm going to do some tests with it tomorrow, if it's any good I'll let the group know. One more question - does anyone know if Bluecast is any good with platinum cure silicone? Thanks all.

翻譯年糕

Is it possible to get supports for the teeth? Size of support on the left is standard settings for small support

翻譯年糕

Hi,
I am looking forward to recieve my printer and at the same time I am trying to learn ChiTuBox. I own an FDM machine and print anatomical models (bones and vessels) created using CT data from real patients.The method to extract this kind of data is to define a gray scale threshold on the images and discard every other structure in the image.The problem is that bones are not entirely made of compact bone, but also contain spongious bone (mostly inside the bone), which is, well, spongious. so there are innumerable holes inside these bones. I can 3d print these on FDM machines, using Simplify3D's "merge outlines into a single solid model" option. I wonder if there is a similar solution for resin based printers (I have tried to slice one of my models on ChiTuBox and the validator told me that I had literally hundreds of layers with unfixable islands, so I don't think they can be printed in their native state). As a reference I've attached one of my models printed on a FDM printer.

翻譯年糕