Build Your Own SLA/SLS

You should be able to edit the Gcode prelift/lift segments to accomplish what you need to do. I just posted an updated user manual that shows how to work with the gcode pre-processor here: http://www.buildyourownsla.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2084&p=6100#p6100 Please let me know if you n...

Here 's is the latest User-Manual for Creation Workshop. I should have included this with the v36 software. It includes updated information on how better to edit the gcode segments to generate code, as well as a wealth of other information. Regards, Steve Thanks! I found my answer here : "Show...

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I wonder do you as I, rather like to know the Actual Time if when a print is finished, rather the remaining time?

I would like to see both actually .... (Time Left : 1h 52m, ETA: 16:42)

This could easily be accomplished with System.DateTime.Now Property + the remaining printing time.

Is there a Debug-version?

I really needs some feedback and help on my topic :
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Hi, If you are using a flex-vat as I am, you probably noticed that you need several mm (5-10 mm) of lift to separate the part from the FEP-film. But this is only true for the first layers (10) where I use a longer exposure-time, to get a good binding to the platform, and I need extra distance in the...

Anyone other then PacManFan ever take a crack at opening up a pico projector and seeing how easy/not easy it would be to modify with UV LEDs? I know of one company that does this, so I know its doable. They just don't share the process for others to work off of. Hi, I tried both meaning : I tried t...

Here's my Acer On/Off commands: ACER_ON 4F4B4F4B4F4B4F4B4F4B0D ACER_OFF 2A2030204952203030320D Yes, this is the default settings (if I remember). The difference from my suggested (and not working) is that you are using the first alternative on Power on. Please see my reference OKOKOKOKOK\r Power On...

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"Retraction speed" is used within the PronterFace program and works in both ways. (It's used like: "g1 z2 f50") My guess: the lift speed is the most important. (But I'm not able to test this.) Even better would be a ramp-up, actually in both directions, I'm not sure if this is p...