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What was best and what was worst resin that you used? What was best and what was worst resin that you used? 翻譯年糕

Anyone bought resin from this seller on aliexpress ?
Which color and is it working nice with anycubic photon ?

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So question about drainage holes in larger prints, I’ve only been putting them at the bottom (away from the build plate) so the excess leaks out during printing. Should I also add one on the opposite end?

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Why am I suddenly printing nothing?
I've tried a few times and nothing shows up on the plate once it's done printing.
I haven't changed any settings (except layer thickness and then back to the default setting).
What am I missing here?

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Hi there!
What's better orientation/position for printing this model (A or B or other) ?

Cheers !

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1st print !

As i took me the time to check the builtplate and adress/fix some things what i thought is necessary i was almost sure there wont be technical issues.
Also didn't rush the leveling so was sure there to no issues.
That's why i skipped the testprints and went straight forward to productiv print.

Unknown things to me was if the settings are ok and the resin will adhere to the build plate. Well, it did.
Unknown to if the supports will be ok and in the right places.

Result is 2 out o 5 wargame 25mm bases came out pretty cool.
By the 3 in the middle the supports somehow warped (see last picture).
My guess is the supports i choose was to thin. I selected the smallest supports, my fault.
Please, if there's another reason then what i guessed i'm very happy to get advice.

The settings i used for Anycubic green was:
- 0.02 layer hight
- 10 basic layers with 60 seconds
- Rest of the layers 10 seconds
- braketime 3 seconds

Overall i'm extremely happy and simply amazed how detailed and accurate this printer works.
Remains just to learn more what supports to use for which geometrie.

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I sure do love waking up to flawless results.

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Hi Everyone, it's me again, since my last post got a lot of success, here is a quick guide on how to Increase Photon's led power to 40W.
First off, get the bottom unscrewed and disconnect lcd and fan. Then locate the green pcb where the Led wires are attached. Then you need to unsolder both sides, keep in mind the orientation and wire location, if you can get a picture of the board before, then get your new resistor and desolder the old ones, and replace it with the new one, CSRN2512FKR200 is the part number but any resistor with same specs will do the job, see the picture for reference. If you want to make something more, there is a schottky diode just under the aluminium cap, the black square with 2 legs on the bottom right, place another schottky diode on top of it and solder it to the bottom one, this would help the diode to carry more current SS54 is the part number, this step is not needed but will help the module to run cooler.
Put everything back where it was and job done!
But wait there's more, i've started thinking to put up something like a kit that has a wide led array like https://www.fepshop.com/…/paraled-upgrade-kit-for-phrozen-…/ for everyone to install in their printers. But i need first to check if there is interest. Keep in mind that the price for something like that could very easily get over 100$.

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There's some scratch-looking marks on the chest and legs area. Not sure what's causing this. Will probably just patch it with wood filler or epoxy. Just the tail pieces left to print!

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