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So I add this to Monocures Dark Gray to prevent models from becoming brittle. However, the end result is something that is flexible but also breaks apart. When it breaks apart, it has the consistency of a semi-firm play-dough material. Not sure you will get a part that has that level of hardness and durability.

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Maybe we should reach out to Monocure?

I don't trust pausing that much

I paused once to check on a print and it failed. Now, I just wait for it to print enough for me to actually see it to make sure it is good.

I only paused because last 3 prints have failed and I leveled it twice now so I was just checking to make sure I had something sticking at least.

Can’t say I ever did that one

That just happened to me day before yesterday.

I check my larger and more complex prints that have failure chance cause it's better to check them and save resin/time then let a failure keep going.

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Keep refilling the vat until you have an issue. Relevel when you have an issue, I've not relevelled mine in months.

I’ve done about a dozen prints with the same resin and level. So no, unless you accidentally move the bed or have a failure, no reason to do it every print.

Only if you have a failure

when people speak of a failure, this means any time you print where something could be left in the vat. This means prints where all / some layers adhering to the FEP and not the build plate/supports. Also any time where you print something and a part b reaks off or doesn't stick to itself. Common for delicate features or insufficiently supported areas. Even super tiny bits can be a hazard next time you start a new run, the build plate comes down to the first layer and pushes that tiny bit down hard enough to crack the LCD or puncture the FEP. You want to be sure that the only thing in the vat is fluid resin - no solid debris.

Check the license conditions on the STLs unless they are your own designs ;)

I would recommend selling them on the internet

For example, i'm trying to mirror the right arm of a model to make a left arm.
But the left arm I mirror won't print, and comes out as a shaded object in Chitubox

It sounds like it's treating the object as a separate model. Maybe try joining them in Meshmixer or something?

Something like this

Import into blender, go into edit mode, normals, recalculate outside. If you really cant do it, contact me here I can do it for you...

Darko Miljak thanks man. I'll give it a shot.

select all with A and then recalculate, export as stl

Cool ?

Very nice print ! The figurine are awesome!

Saitama San Thanks!! Sculptured by Artisan Guild

.02 layer height?

Don Mason nope .05

Jonathan Perdomo 28mm scale?

Don Mason yup 28mm scale

where u get the model from

Gene Wang Patreon, Artisan Guild. You can find them on My Mini Factory also

Right click for the menu to orient, autosupports on the menu to the left.

Did you select the sl1 printer?

Right click on the model itself for auto-orient, then on the menu on the left of the program, the bottom option for supports. You must have allready selected the model before supporting.

I suggest not using auto-orient if you are printing miniatures, as it will not take into account which side you want the best finish on.

As the others have said, you need to select the SL1 printer under slicing settings

John Chrapkowski I don’t know.

Shaun Reno take a screenshot

Honestly I don't even bother with auto-support anything. The stuff I've got is too small and too fine detailed for auto-support, prusa or otherwise, to do.

Even Prusa leaves big islands everywhere for me.

I switched to sl1. All set.

https://www.amazon.com/....../ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin......

I mean the part inside the photon. Not an external UV light ?

Hey! Great to hear you’re getting good prints. It looks like you’re using the violet or pink plant based resin. I recently switched to plant based resin but my prints look a little goopy and im losing detail.. could you tell me your settings for prints? Thanks in advance!

Mine from a while ago, I havent had chance to reprint yet but I will as it's a bit warped but did for testing the scheme out

I'm just using eleegoo grey resin

Where's the file for the multipart warhound you can print on a photon ?

i have same problem then i increase the base layer exposure to 90 all problem solved except that remove the print is tough ? ?

PM me later today and I can share it with you, I got it in a google doc from someone else

Nathaniel Cooper dont suppose you could send me it aswell plse, I have 1 but it's abit dodgy, some of the parts don't load properly on my slicer

Yeah, just PM later, somewhere around 6ish PST I'll be home and at my PC then

Nathaniel Cooper I'm in the UK lol, not sure when PST is lol

Pacific standard time, so like in 6-7 hours from now, lol