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Reply To: Does anti aliasing have visible results ?
same part sliced with antialiasing set at 5 this time i did not wipe it, less dust, just one defect, maybe something on the power line, not sure,i guess this is pretty much the best i can do with 100XY...
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in my first poset above the antialiased part is on the left. We can see the difference in the second picture in my first post, there are some vertical lines that are no longer visible when anti...
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Interesting, that’s a very minute difference for that part. I suppose antialiasing can only smooth curves on the XY plane but not in Z, which could produce some interesting effects.
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Reply To: spot of light
I had a desktop icon appear on the projector side of the desktop that made a bright square. Caught it early and moved it back to the left side, before I printed a bunch of blocks along with my intended...
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I know that the Envisiontec micro has some type of antialiasing. This looks like it’s definitely worth testing.
View ArticleReply To: My first print ! finally.
i’ve re-done the first print i was struggling with initially.Now using Funtodo IB, pigment, 100XY 50Z, antialising 3.5, raft and short dense supports using meshmixer, part not tilted, 3 sec exposureit...
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Cool, so what is it for? Do you plan to fill it solid? what was your xy resolution?
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Great test and the part looks excellent!
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Reply To: Anyone in the SF Bay Area?
Thanks everyone who traveled near and far to TechShop San Jose for this meetup.I’m glad I decided to pack and bring my printer:Turns out we did an impromptu print of a force testing part in Venus...
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60mm figure with lots of thin protruding parts
I wanted to print out something interesting for the SF Bay Area user meetup, and had a Tachikoma model with lots of fine protruding parts.I unsuccessfully tried to dial in settings for doing it in...
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@joel you are right is 0.9%, sorry for the misunderstanding i’m using mj black pigment.
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Reply To: First successful prints
If you have a small blue laser pointer (5mW is more than enough power, like this one from ebay:...
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@Michal: Thanks for confirming, I think you are the first person to confirm a software based resolution to this problem.For future reference, where did you adjust the gamma and brightness?
View ArticleReply To: quartz vat
I believe many or most of those have been tried before on buildyourownsla.com, and didn’t work because they’re too sticky. None of them are as non-stick as Teflon, and even Teflon is considerably...
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We can just put the teflon film on top right? Where im going with this is making a vat thats not dispensable and doesnt scratch so easily, currently its such a pain in the ***. I will also try the...
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Nvidia control pannel. What i did is put a sheet of white paper on the vat and start displaying slices. Moved gamma to zero, chandged the saturation to 0 just in case, and lowered overall brightness...
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It’s worth experimenting, although I do suggest that you take a look at the various vat construction threads on buildyourownsla.com, there are threads there covering vat designs and various sprays....
View ArticleFirst Print Checklist and PSP Handling Instructions
Please refer to the new First Print Checklist and PSP Handling Instructions document we posted. It will help with decreasing the number of failed prints and preventing the PSP resin container from...
View ArticleReply To: 60mm figure with lots of thin protruding parts
Very nice!! Interesting pigmentation – what are your ratios?
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