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Ok super stoked about this
I found a free Foose mag wheel file and decided to try a large 1/8 scale print of them
Hot off the print plate into glass IPa bath
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These actually printed much better than the Cragar mags before
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Little preview under the Stingray
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Now to print of the fronts and the caps, then try the black rubbery resin for tires


Cat update: she is doing ok and eating like crazy. No cancer found, likely this blocked bile duct.
She seems to be getting back to normal. Thank you for the concerns guys :cheers2:
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I'm glad she's doing good!

The wheels came out looking great!
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BigWall wrote: Sun Nov 07, 2021 10:58 pm I'm glad she's doing good!

The wheels came out looking great!
This is the most excited I have been about modelling for a while
Super excited about scratch build potential here
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Glad the kitty is doing better!
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So good the cat is back on track to doing what cats do best.
The rims are a definite success....well done. Whats the IPA bath do...is it a cleaning of residue process ?
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digger303 wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 3:18 am So good the cat is back on track to doing what cats do best.
The rims are a definite success....well done. Whats the IPA bath do...is it a cleaning of residue process ?
:th: :th: :th:
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Exactly
The grey is the diluted resin in the bath. But too long in iPa early on makes your resin print a bit softer and so weak.
So I put it into the cleaning vat with MrClean cleaner for 3-4 mins, wash that off and another quick wash down of iPa
Let air dry and then off into the UV curing box for another 3-4 mins.
Then the resin is solid and not flexy at all
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My tire resin arrived. It was an absolute fortune and then another on top $24 more for import duty…stay with Amazon stuff from now on
This,is the flexible black stuff
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I also ordered Amazon a tea strainer for small parts cleaning and a large silicone mat that will go under everything so it catches drips or spills

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My clear vat base ‘fep’ is showing signs of a deep scratch. I think I will tear it all down, clean everything, put down the blue silicone and the new screen protector, change the clear FEP and then re-zero the build plate.
Definitely a weekend job
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I didn't know you could still get those tea strainers. I haven't seen one in 30yrs.
Might have to acquire one
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Cleaned up my 3D station and got the silicone mat down

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Likely need to change my vat’s FEP film as I see some damage starting and would hate to have a leak as the resin destroys your screen


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AND that goes where ?
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Made and painted up some rotating Christmas decorations
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Cute
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Very cool!
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Have not touched my machine since last year
A bit nervous with that vat bottom leaking on me, but it is my daughter’s birthday and she is studying some Greek Mythology.
So I found some files and got the SLA humming again

This is a Greek warrior
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Then roughly sprayed white Ultimate to simulate the limestone they were carved in
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Funny enough I re-sized it to exactly the same as Jack Sparrow…total fluke
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For her birthday we had dinner downtown and saw Michaelangelo’s Sistine Chapel art show
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Good to get the machine humming again, but it is not perfect and getting some layer separations. Had a Pegasus horse figure fail twice on me :bash: They are eleven hour prints!!
Have to do some fine tuning
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More 3D printing, this time trying a green resin…same settings a my clear resin

This is a Medusa Medallion
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Then I printed Hercules in repose…comparing to the Greek warrior

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and Jack Sparrow

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Butt cheeks :D
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Ole Hercules looks like a burns victim, what didn't you do ? Is there a way to get a better print ? :scratch::
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digger303 wrote: Tue Mar 01, 2022 6:11 am Ole Hercules looks like a burns victim, what didn't you do ? Is there a way to get a better print ? :scratch::
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Just not as detailed/smooth of a stl file as the warrior
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Last month was Greek Gods, now this month starts with dinosaurs
Fun to print, but really fun to oil paint
T Rex, Dilophosaurus

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Velociraptors
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Not bad prints and how would you approach painting these ? I'm not really into the wildlife, but if I was going to it would have to be a Jurassic Park dio.
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Awesome Scott!
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BigWall wrote: Sun Mar 20, 2022 2:56 pm Awesome Scott!
:cheers2: :D
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digger303 wrote: Sun Mar 20, 2022 5:24 am Not bad prints and how would you approach painting these ? I'm not really into the wildlife, but if I was going to it would have to be a Jurassic Park dio.
:th: :th: :th:
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They are a hoot to paint
I went Ultimate primer grey and then oil paint the shades, some more acrylic for teeth and eyes
You cannot see it but there are three shades of green oils on Rex then some red and brown oil accents down his back.
The references of dinosaurs have some amazing colour combos…that someone dreamed up
The “Spitter” Dino is from Jurassic Park and his fan will be fun to paint….he is the one who kills Newman (from Seinfeld) in the movie
Not sure how to display these :think:

Edit: this is what I did. Almost everything we see here is 3D resin printed on my Anycubic machine

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One of the universities my boy has got acceptance into for the fall has the mascot The Spartans.
So……
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What a fun little print, I will give him this for his desk
I might do version II where he can hold a memory stick in the right hand

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else your wife will go on a warpath about how she is dizzy and the whole house stinks and she won’t be able to sleep with the smell…or shut up about it all night even after it is all cleared out🙄

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Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sat Apr 16, 2022 5:25 pm One of the universities my boy has got acceptance into for the fall has the mascot The Spartans.
So……

Note to self: Be sure to keep all windows open and evacuate fans blowing when processing larger resin prints or
else your wife will go on a warpath about how she is dizzy and the whole house stinks and she won’t be able to sleep with the smell…or shut up about it all night even after it is all cleared out🙄
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Nice on the college acceptance!

The line about the significant other had me laughing hard, I have been in the near exact situation.
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I'm sure he he will love it and you might have to print some more for his mates.
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digger303 wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:37 am I'm sure he he will love it and you might have to print some more for his mates.
:th: :th: :th:
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I might just if he chooses that University
It is a super easy to print, free stl file and I didn’t have to modify anything for a change
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More from the Spartan file
This time with a base and a hand that holds your memory stick

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Next is from Disney Moon Knight series. Khonshu the moon god in stone form
He is like a raven head dude with the moon over his head

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There is an old saying that
“Calm seas make for poor sailors”

Heard that in dental school as an explanation as to why things went wrong and that you had to deal with the issues and figure it out
Basically you learn more from screw ups

So a rough sea afternoon/evening resin printing for me tonight. Trying to print out the Merlin engine parts.
Firstly a big shout out and thank you to Matthew bfrd for helping me decipher the voodoo PC coding for how the files were stored and what programs to use to get them. I would not have gotten them otherwise :cheers2: Matt

I made a photo of my build plate, laid the parts out nice and low so we minimized the height and this the number of layers and thus speed 1hr, 45 min. So the flatter the object to the plate, the less cycles of light to cure and the quicker the print is made. Good
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Blue are the highlighted parts…engine block, heads, valve covers etc. The grey rectangle represents the build plate..a moveable aluminum piece that the machine vertically controls dipping into the resin vat where a light shines up through from the bottom in a specific shape to cure the liquid resin onto the plate and subsequent layers off light cured resin.

The issue is with this number of flat parts, there is much contact between the plate and the clear film in the bottom of the vat called the fep. A large surface area between two flat objects equals much suction and sticktion. Supports are placed to help reinforce the hold of the layers and squareness. This means the parts can warp out of square and get wonky ass, when that metal plate repeatedly moves up and down. We see that here, the part has square areas and warped curvy areas
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This happened again today with that pictured build plate
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So how do you fix it?
Two ways
1. Angle the parts so less surface area is contacting at the same time between the two flat surfaces. Only a small corner or edge of the part Vs the entire flat half of the engine block is curing at any one cycle
2. Increase the size, strength, number and cross connections of your supports to hold the Pat layers tighter to the metal post

Problem:
Angles make height so more layers which means more time. The plate above was 1hr:45 min
Larger supports to hold the parts still makes for more stalks to trim off the part, surface defects, altered detail and removal damage

So back to the drawing board tomorrow to alter the angles and change the supports🙄 :bash:
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Next, I need to teach you about "Print Screen!" :thumb2:
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great work so far Scott, how do you find the transparent green compared to the solid colours? One of my local 3d printing shops has a special on the Anycubic 1L varieties at the moment for $33.59 save $56 so I'm thinking of grabbing some transparent green for my photon mono
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Bdiddy wrote: Mon May 16, 2022 2:46 am great work so far Scott, how do you find the transparent green compared to the solid colours? One of my local 3d printing shops has a special on the Anycubic 1L varieties at the moment for $33.59 save $56 so I'm thinking of grabbing some transparent green for my photon mono
Hey man, great to hear from you :thumb1:
The transparent green is the Anycubic enviro one:



It looks cool printing, not too expensive and does well on the clear resin settings I have dialed into the unit.
BUT:
It smells something awful…way worse than the grey or clear ones🤢🤮 so I have to keep the spray booth running or I get house complaints.
It does a weird foamy thing when rinsed with IPa so I can’t recycle as much IPa as easily.
It looks really cool and prints are very solid
I certainly prefer the clear resins to the opaque ones
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Sweet, that’s the one I was looking at, I might give it a go seeing as the price is super cheap.

This what I’m currently using and have been very happy with it but I really like the look of the transparent green.
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:lol: I’ve been using it in the garage because I know if I did it in the house the missus would send me 6ft under
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Bdiddy wrote: Mon May 16, 2022 6:15 am Sweet, that’s the one I was looking at, I might give it a go seeing as the price is super cheap.

This what I’m currently using and have been very happy with it but I really like the look of the transparent green.
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:lol: I’ve been using it in the garage because I know if I did it in the house the missus would send me 6ft under
Oh man, mine went on the warpath one night.
I took a print out for my daughter and brought it to show her while still on the plate.
Big mistake, green smell all over and very mad wife :roll:

Yes try the clears/transparents. They are a hoot to work with and you can even light them up.
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

I shall order some tonight :th:
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Amazon sorting bins for the Merlin and the Space shuttle parts

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Twokidsnosleep wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 4:42 pm Amazon sorting bins for the Merlin and the Space shuttle parts

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I really like this organization aid.
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aur0ra145 wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 11:49 pm
Twokidsnosleep wrote: Mon May 23, 2022 4:42 pm Amazon sorting bins for the Merlin and the Space shuttle parts

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I really like this organization aid.
otherwise resin parts and supports are everywhere
finally have gotten over keeping the supports to use for scaffolding or something later..that I never will
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A real world application for a 3D printer:
Making a marker’s stamp for leatherwork
With the aid of a super talented computer wiz, my sloppy pen signature was transformed into a 3D file

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I then took the stl file and sliced it in Lychee slicer and got a printable form
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Printed some out in two sizes
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And got four workable stamps, though I dropped one and damaged its edge🙄

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Now I can 3d resin present out a ton in these in unrestricted sizes to use as stamps to mark the stuff I make
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Doing a Magnum Pi old school series project…WIP really

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Adding in some stuff for the resin work
Catheads for the Black Pearl. These are carved wood pieces that are on the ends of beams that support the anchors.
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They will sit on the ends of these anchor support posts
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If you hadn't explained it I wouldn't have found them on the beam ends.
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That's really impressive how much detail you can get into such a small print - nice idea to repurpose the door-knocker too :)
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Tomcat64 wrote: Thu Aug 17, 2023 9:37 am That's really impressive how much detail you can get into such a small print - nice idea to repurpose the door-knocker too :)

digger303 wrote: Thu Aug 17, 2023 1:33 am If you hadn't explained it I wouldn't have found them on the beam ends.
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This is old stuff I am just adding into the right thread

Lots to learn about old ships and their terminology. The ropes and sails go way off the deep end for that.

and Yes I will take a free well done STL file any day and modify it to my needs so the door knocker worked perfectly.
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Nice to see there is work still being done on this beast. :cheers2:
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The project is progressing and improving all the time.
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Populating this thread with some past work
Internals of the Black Pearl’s Captain quarters were 3D printed from various source files

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Then today onto a fun and useful project with the printer
I take off my glasses for closeup work. I need a spot for them as they dig into my head if I pop them up
This seemed like a great solution

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It is a Māori figure found on Easter Island modified to hold your glasses…works like a charm

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I put him flat standing up first try and had a horrific eleven hour print failure (overnight while sleeping mind you)
Then re oriented him and beefed up the supports a bit.Good result
I print stuff rotated on angles and as horizontal as possible. It reduces flexing, stress, failures and sticking to the FEP plate.
It is the way that works for me.
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Can't resist.

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aur0ra145 wrote: Sat Feb 03, 2024 6:52 am Can't resist.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I will have to watch that movie again…long time
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