Resin volume displaced by stand creating up / down

[slokhay]

Good Morning.
First apologize, this text translated from Spanish Google
I am designing a structure that allows me to experience up / down and down / up.
Apologies if the issue has been addressed but have failed to find it.
My question is in the design up / down: as it creates the piece rod bracket is shifting its volume. For a very small piece support can be very thin but to a larger piece ....
¿They correct for the error program or ignorant?

[PacManFan]

If I understand you correctly, you're build a top-down SLA printer. You're creating the Z-Axis, and you're wondering if the build plate lowering into the resin will create a displacement of resin that will affect your print. Is this correct?

[slokhay]

Merry Christmas:-)
You understand well but I do not mean plate generation since it is always submerged, I mean the arm down. He was worried about designing the lightest designs but here I see thick arms and strange.
Thank you for your quick response

[PomeroyB]

The arm that attaches to the plate does affect the volume in the tank, but it should be a negligible amount for most desktop designs. You should not have to worry about it in most cases.

[slokhay]

Thanks for your answers.
Indeed not talking about large quantities. For footprint 100 * 50mm give me my first design a displacement of 2.3mm in height for a piece of 20cm high, two rods of 5x200mm occupies approx 7,86cm³ which generates a displacement in height of 1,57mm.
I just saw this post viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1710&p=4880&hilit=salt+water#p4880 but I guess the effects of last night's dinner will not let me finish understand . Believed to have it resolved by two concentric tanks to overflow mode but the third .....
I think later

[slokhay]

I already understood but can not I upload my picture.
Vat first with resin and water communicates with the next below (only salt water) and the second and next on top and overflow

[FR3Dprint]

hi slokhay,


I'd experience top down projection on salt water for one year now, and never had any issue with the volume of the support. you should note that this volume is dispatched to the whole of the printed layers then is negligible. if you want to reduce again this negligible effect, you could increase the surface of the VAT, then makes the support section (surface) ridiculous. mine is very thin but sufficient because the printed object is supported by the resin (and water) then Archimède does the job and there is no need for a big support (I use funtodo resin -because does not need to modify the projector - then set around 200-250 grs of salt per liter).


If you read french you can look at my site, for détails.

[slokhay]

Bonjour!
Merci pour l'information. Vraiment le français est ma langue maternelle, mais je ne pas l'écrire correctement donc retour à me aider avec Google traslator.
J'ai commandé le matériel nécessaire pour commencer mon prototype et nous espérons avoir tout cela en cours de la première moitié de Janvier. Conte de faire des tests avec de la résine Spota depuis que je suis de Barcelone, mais la semaine prochaine je prens contact avec vous.
Merci et joyeux Noël

Good Morning!
Thanks for the information. Really French is my mother tongue but do not write so back to help me with Google traslator.
I have ordered the necessary equipment to start my prototype and hope to have it all in during the first half of January. Tale doing tests with resin Spota since I'm from Barcelona but next week I get in touch with you.
Thanks and Merry Christmas

[FR3Dprint]

internet is magical ! post an english message on an american forum to discuss in french with a spanish guy ! funny isn't ?

[Kvirre]

There is a very easy workaround as long as the arm is symmetrical.

1 - Submerge the platform
2 - Make a mark on the resin level
3 - Move down 100 mm
4 - Take a new measurement of the resin level

This is now the measure of the unwanted displacement.
Finally re-calculate and compensate the steps / mm in your Marlin / Sprinter FW.

This is what I would have done.