Reply To: 3DM-XSeries
Great! Looking forward to hearing how it works for you. I really need a resin that I can make functional parts out of and this looks very promising.
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Reply To: Z-axis way off for me…
.. and here are the csv parameters I’ve used (X/Y 50micron, Z 50micron) and the two tables rapresenting the misures. The axis x,y are respectively: the side with the rectangle hole, the side with...
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The dimensions are close enough that the problem is most likely something that you need to deal with via exposure and pigment settings rather than there being something drastically off with your Z...
View ArticleReply To: Spot-e elastic resin
We have used Spot-E directly transparent from Spot-A Material and we used their provided pigment as well. I have to say that we are extremely happy with this product!
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3DM-XSeries (not able to post in original thread)
Hi Titan community,Recently we printed some large test prints directly positioned on build platform witch max cross section area around 126 cm^2 and we were surprised that 3DM-XSeries worked so well...
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Thanks a lot James, I was worried about was something in the printer since I’ve used 3 kind of resin and a lot of different exposure parameters. As a double check, since I’ve also the 3DM ABS, I’ll...
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Cool, do you have pictures of some of your prints? Also, where did you order it the 3DM-XSeries from?
View ArticleReply To: Z-axis way off for me…
The build size adjustment parameters will adjust your XY sizing. However, you need to be careful that since resin shrinks, if you dial this parameter such that it incorporates the shrinkage (as opposed...
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I just wanted to follow up to my original post to let people know what my problem was in case it can help someone else. After printing some larger models, I found that my overall z height was spot on....
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How is the 3DM-X with regards to brittleness? I am struggling to make any functional parts out of the 3DM-ABS resin. They are great for fit and finish, but just to brittle to do anything with.Their...
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Thanks for the great info! I will use this method in a few days when I have to fire up the printer again. We are making parts to test fitment before pulling the trigger on molds so we really don’t want...
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so many limitation on this Forum
View Article3DM-FLEX
Been playing with this resin, what I found was printing dimensionally was easy with correct setting (little shrinkage), the resin is not completely rubbery, has some memory to it but goes back to shape...
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3dm-cast casting services
Does anyone know of any casting services that can cast from 3dm-cast resin models? I have spoken with a couple so far, but they don’t seem as if they want to touch it, and I am unable to cast myself....
View ArticleReply To: Print sticking to vat after a few layers
Try lowering your lift speed as this will reduce the force on the model. Start with an up speed of 10mm / sec and see if that helps.Also I think you are always better off with a attachment pad. I...
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