Hi Kvirre,
i have a abuse adapter board and lcd screen + i also have a UV LED matrix from Phife
plus I have programmed de RPI to receive sliced images directly from creation workshop
cheers,
hp
Daylight Polymer 3D Printer
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Re: Daylight Polymer 3D Printer
i have been experimenting the iPad retina display with abusemark adapter about a year ago with 405nm LED matrix without success with "standard" resin ( makerjuice ) .
Just ordered some daylight resin from photocentric .
The polymerisation of their resin require 460nm wavelength .
Regarding the option to have a eDP display attached to RPI , it unfortunately not possible for cost reason .
I will keep you updated soon.
Just ordered some daylight resin from photocentric .
The polymerisation of their resin require 460nm wavelength .
Regarding the option to have a eDP display attached to RPI , it unfortunately not possible for cost reason .
I will keep you updated soon.
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Re: Daylight Polymer 3D Printer
Hi Kvirre,
We are on the same way
those photocentric guys are really nice !
If you need anything from China , just let me know (PM) i live in Shenzhen ...
We are on the same way
those photocentric guys are really nice !
If you need anything from China , just let me know (PM) i live in Shenzhen ...
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Re: Daylight Polymer 3D Printer
VERY interesting that they are using an unmodified stock LCD! After struggling a long time with a UV setup, this seems almost impossible to me.
http://www.panelook.com is an awesome resource for LCD info. Using the advanced search you can search by brightness.
Looks like the iPad has a brightness of 400. If that was giving you trouble, I'd assume we'd need something with a higher brightness.
Searching by 1024x600 and sorting by brightness reveal the highest brightness panel to be 1000. I assume they are using one of these panels.
I bet curing would be crazy fast with an LED array though. We'd probably wouldn't need to worry as much about unevenness of light because you could place the light farther away or use a diffuser.
http://www.panelook.com is an awesome resource for LCD info. Using the advanced search you can search by brightness.
Looks like the iPad has a brightness of 400. If that was giving you trouble, I'd assume we'd need something with a higher brightness.
Searching by 1024x600 and sorting by brightness reveal the highest brightness panel to be 1000. I assume they are using one of these panels.
I bet curing would be crazy fast with an LED array though. We'd probably wouldn't need to worry as much about unevenness of light because you could place the light farther away or use a diffuser.