Thanks in advance, Kai
Statistics: Posted by lab — Sun Jan 27, 2019 5:38 am
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Anyway, I'd started a thread about not being able to print reliably across the build plate as shown here:
I built a UV detector using an Arduino and a UVM-30A sensor module and I've used it's readings to play around with projector masks in nanodlp to even out the UV across the build plate which seems to have solved the problem:
Almost, the near-right corner is still a little under exposed but it's definitely better.
Statistics: Posted by achingbrain — Mon Apr 23, 2018 2:59 am
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Don't see a EBA specific parts listed on the BOM and there is no text in the build Walkthrough (https://imgur.com/a/ujMIq), so am having a hard time guessing...
Thanks,
Allan
Statistics: Posted by inframan — Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:12 am
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I am using Creation Workshop and I've tried tons of different exposure settings and messed around with the lift speeds, even changed the FEP film thinking that was the case and it doesn't seem like it is. I've tried different approached to adding supports to my test model and it doesn't seem like it's making any differences. I have noticed that every time the build plate lifts, the FEP gets pulled a little but I can't seem to be able to get it to stop doing that, so I'm not sure if that's what's stretching my prints. Ultimately can't figure out what the problem is.
If I were to guess it must be a Z stepping issue, but I haven't got much of a clue how to fix that. I let a stretched print finish and it stretched so much it hit the limit of what the machine is capable and started crashing at the top of the machine. In Creation Workshop it shows the model shouldn't be anywhere close to the top.
Here's a gallery of my settings/prints if that helps at all (I probably shouldn't have printed some of these so big when testing)
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