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Very cool project

Now I wanna play civilization

but which one? :O

Very cool

These are rad!

What resin/settings are you using? I've been wanting to see how detailed I can do prints with this printer

Wow! Looks great!

Absolutely stunning!

Urge to play Catan intensifies

Jeana Rushton

5

Sign. Me. Up!!!!

5microns to 2microns (mostly testing at 2) using elegoo 3d rapid resin. I reduced the lift speed to 45 to take the pressure of each layer.

awesome thanks! I may have to try those settings out on some small prints

Very cool

Cool ... you should paint all of that;)

I started!

Brandon Ward , Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well. ?

What´s it for? :D Looks great!

Hi Thomas , we designed the project for a broad scope of uses but primarily its for use with tabletop role-playing games and war-gaming campaigns. We'll have more information here:
www.facebook.com/GravenGuild/

That looks nice.

thanks!

Daniel McCarthy Are you guys selling the files?

Jonathan , we'll be launching a Kickstarter campaign for it in early April. You can follow www.facebook.com/GravenGuild/ to stay updated ?

I will be doing that

Thanks

Awesome work! ? ? ?

Un trabajo alucinante, felicidades ... ? ? ? ?

¡gracias!

Looks amazing!

This is one of the most impressive things I've seen in a while!!!

Thanks that means a lot! :D

I would totally print that, if had friends to play dnd with

Carcasone? Daniel McCarthy

When those will be avalible to buy?

Awesome!

We'll be providing regular updates via our facebook page:

www.facebook.com/GravenGuild/

We plan to launch early April ?

let the hexes be your friends!

Thats too cool

Is that like civilizations but real life?

This looks fabulous!!!

very cool

where did you get those chicks?

https://www.patreon.com/posts/marchs-set-cyber-35152732

he sculpted them

Thats Patrick Keith....the Sculptdude! ?

? ?

Man, I can't go anywhere . . . :D

if only you could be convinced to sculpt some remakes of old classics like mutant chronicles =P

Isn't Prodoss doing that stuff? Or did they go belly-up over AvP?

cabinet did not renew the license so they had to stop production. Now its just lingering in the old IP storage closet again. Id like to see your take on it though. you already have the aesthetic down in your current sculpts.

Will have to take a look, then. It may show up in a Patreon poll at some point. ?

Bubble gum crisis ?

and Bubblegum Crash. PRISS and the REPLICANTS !!

Which termie stl is that?

Michael that’s a plastic GW model.

ok haha

Could be pigment separation. Make sure you shake the bottle good and if you leave the resin in the vat for an extended time, stir it well.

I'll have a try!
Never thought about it.

Try using 3-in1 Multi-purpuse PTFE Lubricant on the inside botton of your vat. You can find a how to video on youtube. Basically just rub a fine coat on the bottom of the vat and it helps prevent resin sticking. If it does stick it is a lot easier to clean up.

Is there a link?

Andy Turtle Consiglio to? It's far from completion :)

Fair enough! It looks great!

Andy Turtle Consiglio https://www.thingiverse.com/bentanweihao/about I have stuff here though ?

Andy Turtle Consiglio If you think this much is great already, you don't know Master Tan's previous work, mate.

I'll check it out!

This guy is GOOD!

Andy Turtle Consiglio You spelled GOD wrong

Hahaha well played!

Also does anyone know what his sneaky boi is a proxy for?

Andy Turtle Consiglio ghostkeel

Benjamin Tan nice! Thank you!

you never fail to impress, man

Bert Harvey I try my best :)

been doing the same

As it's pulled and stretched as it realeases the material it's going to loosen up a touch. 300 is a good number anyways I'd leave it. But any new fep especially is going to relax a bit after the first couple prints

Would it be worth just repeating a print until the film is done relaxing? After it is all stretched, then adjust print settings ect?

When I got weird things like that I found that I was trying to print at .4 instead of .04. Always worth a check haha

It heats up and stretches. Just put a Gatorade cap under when you change it and don't worry about tuning it, waste of time.

Joey Pruitt that's what I did, and I am not getting prints. I tried with aftermarket 0.2mm film, had same issues, now I am trying with an OEM film

I leave the Z lift etc well alone, got the same settings as you and no problems.

oops, entered too soon, I'd check exposure settings or supports.

To be able to give any advice about exposure, the group would need to know which resin you are using and which printer model (Original, zero, S etc)

Please also post a screenshot of the slicer showing what you are trying to print, so we can see orientation and support placement.

I assume you are using the same resin as for the successful test cube(?)

I am using the Anycubic translucent green.

Here is a full screen shot of the print

Steve Landers What exactly sticks to the fep? The base stays on the plate or is it torn of? Try angling the print, you don't want large horizontal areas to print at once especially straight from the supports.

I don't get anything sticking to the plate. I just realized that on that screenshot it shows bottom exposure of 90, but that was a setting I was just going to try out. It was 50 before that. I will try and angle the print a bit.

If the base doesn't stick to the plate then it's likely underexposure of the base, improperly set offset to the fep, bad level, or improperly mixed resin.

I am trying another print right now using longer exposure times.

Good report. I increased the print time for the first layers, and it is working now!

What’s your casting set up look like? Furnace, vacuum chamber etc. Do you ever cast gold? Looks great!

I have a question, Is it better to cure the bluecast 10x for casting?

hi dear, we don t cure.

Furnace - X-Burn / Vacuum Chamber by CIMO / Galloni G3 and Galloni Pressovac

Stefano Reale excellent, another question, Once the model is printed, how much time can I let it pass before casting?

Eduardo Parati we cast in 24/48 hrs

Stefano Reale awesome thanks a lot

Thanks!! Again great work!

Great work!

Awesome!

Very interesting project! Private message sent!

Might be over exposure, how long are you exposing?

I feel your frustration, just startimh resin printning as well, and get the same results ? ?

Two things stop auto support. It does not get all the spots needed and will cause fusing. Go watch 3d printing pro on YouTube. He does support tutorials that helped most of us get started. Second search this groups main page for the resin test. It will save you a ton of time finding setting.also the excel spreadsheet helps starting out.

I just printed a Wendigo usingAnycubic basic white resin and all I was able to salvage was the head and arms from the print. I am readjust the angle and removing any auto-suports that seem excessive.

Spread sheet of settings. https://docs.google.com/....../1crvzMnt....../htmlview......

As a relatively newbie to the 3DP world, I have been told (and am finding this to be true) that the majority of print errors are due to 2 things- either build-plate levelling or exposure settings: this would seem to be overexposure of your resin. I am using Elegoo resin so no point in me giving settings, but I’m sure the group can help.

right, dont use auto supports, please post your settings

Don't use this sheet. Resin calibration test.

I see these type posts a lot, first question, is it level? Next question, is everything tight, Third question, did you try to print something with just standard settings without changing anything? Last question, did you do an exposure test and then adj ust from standard settings if they didn’t work? I have had zero issues with very slight adjustments from standard. I just don’t get why all the trouble people have with this.

Also this part still looks wet, so please wear gloves when handling it

I have upload this on # Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4229330 download the chitubox files to get an idea about supports

A couple days ago I did the very model set you are doing. Couple things:
1. Exposure looks way too high (mine was 7s for elegoo gray)
2. Too many supports and the orientation could be a touch better

Shoot me a pm around 5pm or 6pm EST and I'll shoot you the stl file with supports I used.

Mongo Rogers where did you get those 3 bad asses?

Ryan Smith Made them on my Photon :)

Mongo Rogers I meant are they on thingverse or did you grab them from a site?

Ryan Smith LOL opps yeah thingiverse.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3748870

Panagiotis Kountouriotis

Dude, combo of Siraya fast grey and tenacious. Literally a 100% print, no failures. Been through three bottles, and I’m not looking back

Crisp prints

Did you make those or did you buy them somewhere? I could really use models like that for my Malifaux crews

I would suggest toning down the exposure by a second or two; the detail looks a little blurry.
To avoid damage to the model, I suggest using prusa slicers auto support feature. Some will say don't bother, but it works well enough for a beginner. Use 75% density auto supports and it should be fine.

also interested in knowing where the files for the bases are available

7sek? mine fail at 7, i use 16. also for elegoo gray on a photon ?

awesome bases!

Chris Montgomery my buddy from Punished Games is holding a Kickstarter for them, i just printed some prototypes for him


https://www.kickstarter.com/....../the-holy-reliquary

Chris Rees one painted up

Wear gloves!

My fiancée got me the photon cause We already had an Anycubic and found they’re reliable/well made.

If I were looking for a new resin printer I would probably get the peopoly phenom or the phrozen transform just for the huge build volume.