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Edit: Whoops looks like I formatted my last post wrong and my image wasn't showing up. Fixed it.
Statistics: Posted by Scatterplot — Wed Jan 14, 2015 12:24 pm
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The letters look great on top, and I can clearly see four holes. I can't tell if the smallest hole goes all the way through or not, but it looks decent. There are three gaps on the right hand side clearly formed.
The letters on the front are generally OK, but I can see some visible layers, and the smallest column is only partially formed.
The calibration grid also didn't form right for some reason- the back left base pad did form, but it came off the plate when I cleaned it. Three other columns didn't form at all, and only the rightmost three and the back middle (not visible in that pic) actually formed.
I'm guessing that my issue is undercuring, is that correct? Any suggestions to how long to cure for? I'm using 10 base layers at 8000 ms each, then doing 50 micron slices at 3800 ms each. I'm going to try some more cure times, but I'd love some suggestions to keep from having to just guess.
Thanks for the help
Statistics: Posted by Scatterplot — Tue Jan 13, 2015 10:40 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Scatterplot — Mon Jan 12, 2015 6:39 pm
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You can find the calibration block here
Statistics: Posted by Praesmeodymium — Mon Jan 12, 2015 4:56 pm
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Do you want the config info from CW, the 3D with supports info, or the slice info? I can get a screenshot later tonight when I try again.
(Sorry for the lack of troubleshooting info. The LRP is my first resin printer so I'm still getting the hang of everything. I'm decent with filament printers, just new here, so I'm trying to stay in the LRP subforum for now
)Statistics: Posted by Scatterplot — Mon Jan 12, 2015 4:18 pm
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I've been trying to work with some models that need supports. I tried auto-adding them in CW, but I've tried two different models now and the supports keep breaking off right as the thin part is getting formed (this is the part that's 0.5 mm by default in CW). (I haven't yet calibrated my printer, so my scaling could be a little off)
Still, it looks like it forms the sort of conic-shaped base OK, but once the really thin beams start to form they just break right off and won't actually form anything other than a tiny dot on top of the base cone area.
I'm using SubSF at 3500ms / 8000ms with 10 base layers. Any suggestions to get supports to work?
Statistics: Posted by Scatterplot — Mon Jan 12, 2015 12:12 pm
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