Reply To: Some problem with cured resin at VAT resin tank
I’m not quite clear on the problem you are encountering. Is something wrong with the parts that you have printed in 3.jpg? If so, what is the defect?Alternatively, is it that you see cured materials in...
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You might also want to consider a low-shrinkage investment slurry of sand and plaster of Paris . . .Home Depot has the minimal-expanding flexible foams for less money. Urethane or water-based latex,...
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Non-Settling Pigment – 1.5 micron molybdenum disulfide
I’ve been doing experiments to find various light blocking materials that didn’t settle. I started with dyes since @tdixon1000 already found a solution with Colorcon ink, but found them to be...
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Thanks for your research and clear explanations!
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Oh, one more thing. Glycol ethers are a family of solvents, all with similar wetting and miscibility properties, but with different evaporation rates. They commonly go by the trade name...
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Reply To: Interior fill for 3d prints
I ended up using Smooth-on 385 with 4.5mm Dia. Steel BB’s. It worked well for this project and filled up 50-60% of the torso cavity as wanted to add weight. This has a 6 min. pot life and an hour cure....
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why is it posting each pic 3 times? I’m hitting browse once and submit. Sorry folks, frusrating. Anyways you get the idea..
View ArticleReply To: Some problem with cured resin at VAT resin tank
Hello Jason,The problem is in the printing process i could see cured material at the bottom of the VAT, where that location is not the object layer.Hope you can give me some solutionThank...
View ArticleCreation Workshop Output Error
Hi, I’m having a problem with Creation Workshop. I’m using 1.0.0.75. Whenever I slice a part I’m getting horizontal lines that are the “off color” ie. If I have a solid part it should be all white, but...
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I generally see this when there is something wrong with the STL file, like non-manifold geometry or inverted normals. Most FDM slicers like Cura, slic3r, or Simplify3D will complain a lot about STLs...
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@jkao I started using black Transtint per your earlier post. I added 1% by weight in MakerJuice G+ black and the results were transformative. I get super fine detail at 50um, and light bleed issues...
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Reply To: Bad horizontal lines and banding
I disagree with shrinkage, I’m betting if Robert prints again, it repeats.. I’ve seen this problem and still have it from time to time today….The offset is saying just a few things, movement of the...
View ArticleReply To: Any good Modification to your Machine?
If I may,The sales figures are unknown to me and probably only available from one of the owners.The documentation is good. In that the original docs were all that I required to setup and run my Titan1....
View ArticleReply To: Any good Modification to your Machine?
Its all about efficiency with me, turn out a print with minimum time, minimum effort and minimum hassle…All my mods are focus mainly on that, I don’t believed I’ve improved much on print quality…Yes,...
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Not sure what bracelet you’re referring to. I can only find pictures of rings on thread…
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Also, I suggest contacting 3DM on their Facebook page, especially if you have pictures of the poor quality or failed casting. They may be able to give you advice that is particular to their resin...
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Thanks @jkao and @tdixon1000 for your input guys.James, I think you’re spot on about under exposing with the dye because the parts came out soft and sticky. Regarding the indent: there was no change in...
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@jkao and @tdixon1000, I just noticed an important detail. The big “indent” is stronger on the end toward the front of the printer. And there is very-little indent on the end toward the back z-stage....
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Reply To: Alternative Castable Resin
Strange you mentioned on this posts that with the bracelet we need a few tweaks to get it out:https://www.dropbox.com/s/67vomtrcvsv34vx/20160223_091100.jpg?dl=0...
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