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Has anyone tried this Air Purifier in an enclosure with the Photon to get rid of the fumes?

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Latest prints , mod parts for the Bandai 1/100 Seravee Gundam .

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I was commissioned to do a pair of fox earrings and a pendant. Got to choose the style myself and tried something different...now I just hope that she likes it. Going to print it tomorrow, make a mold and cast it later in bronze ?

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Any Photonist here from Singapore? Looking for advice on where you purchased your anycubic from, resins as well as spare parts.

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Pleassseeee HELP

It’s not the USB Drive, not the file, not the PCU

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Hey everyone. Which is the best resin for silicon molds?

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Has anybody had also that issue that a print starts and then after 2 Layers it turns it self off and boots.?

Help Has anybody had also that issue that a print starts and then after 2 Layers it turns it self off and boots.?

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I've had my Anycubic Photon for a couple of months now. Once I was introduced to The Flint Read Method, I haven't had any problems that weren't user error. (I know that I am lucky.) Of the user error, easily most of them were running out of resin before the print was finished. I feel pretty stupid every time.
I was thinking that there should be a way to tell. The ideal solution would be something like a gas gauge, telling you how much resin is in the vat. Even less complicated than the gas gauge is the oil "dip stick." You simply insert the dip stick into the oil and pull it out; The level of oil on the stick tells you how much oil there is in the pan. I think this method is pretty easy, so I developed a printable gauge that you can dunk into your resin to show you approximately how much liquid you have in the vat.
The bottom of the vat is approximately 90mm by 145mm (right?) so if you estimate that the volume is based off of this rectangle, each mm of depth is about 13.05 mL of resin. Using that ratio, 20 mL is 1.533mm height. I then made some rulers based on this amount. Feel free to correct my math. ?
I've attached a PDF with 30 of these rulers. Just cut them out (making sure to cut the bottom off flush) and dip them into the resin. Pull it out and read the level. You will need to do a volume calculation of your print (this would be a good thing to have in a slicer program), knowing that 1000 mm3 = 1 mL.
Improvements would be to incorporate the true shape of the vat to make it more accurate at the high end. It might be nice to make this into a sticker that could be stuck onto the back side of the interior of the vat. Even better would be for it to be machined into the aluminum itself.
What do you think? Is there an easier way that I am unaware of?

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