Build Your Own SLA/SLS

No, you have to buy the board. The board was selling for somewhere around $200 at the time of my inquiry. It's a good price being that the software is free. It's a completely closed proprietary system at this time. It's basically what you get when you buy an Anycubic Photon for as low as $470 shipp...

No, you have to buy the board. The board was selling for somewhere around $200 at the time of my inquiry. It's a good price being that the software is free. It's a completely closed proprietary system at this time. It's basically what you get when you buy an Anycubic Photon for as low as $470 shippe...

Info is scarce because LCD based SLA printers have only recently started gaining popularity due to the increased availability of resins that can polymerize at the required 405 nm. Required because lower wavelengths do not transmit through commonly available LCD panels. Careful buying LCD panels beca...

Hmmm, I've never seen one before.

Great! I'm glad you got it working like you wanted!

1. The bottom up method doesn't use a deep vat of resin. The two main methods currently being used for SLA are top down and bottom up. In top down the projected light comes from the top and uses a deep vat of resin that the build platform moves into as the print is formed. Top down is the original S...

I don't know either. I don't think that was ever built into DLP or LCD based SLA control software because the masking ability of those systems was used to block the light. So, in other words, the light was or is always on. Now that LED light is starting to be used, especially with LCD based SLA syst...

Yes, the DLP board. Your site doesn't list prices.

How much does the board cost in US dollars?

Don't make me start building and selling them for $200! HAHA!