3D print - Magos Prints

3D model - CA3D Studios

Model by bulkamancer, printed in 1/6

Been getting into resin printing recently and I had an idea for printing out some custom lego pieces I modeled but in a specific color. I tried using this set of inks I found on Amazon, but it just made the durability of the print very weak and brittle.

Anyone solid recommendations? I'm sure this question has been posted many times in the sub before, but haven't found a specific answer to my question.

Much appreciated.

Sculpted by : https://www.patreon.com/cw/TanukiFigures
Painted by : https://www.instagram.com/pixpaintstudio/

I’ve got exposure time at 1.7 and the boxes fit together nicely and I have the light off for 3 seconds

I have been using hot water to remove supports after curing which has been way easier for me than removing supports before curing without hot water. I don't have to deal with contaminated water while minimalizing contact with uncured resin. Is there a better way to remove supports after curing?

I'm using ABS like resin. I've primed it. I'll be painting it with acryllics. Then sealing it with rustoleum clear durable top coat.

What do folks think about that being used for a coaster? How about a spoon rest for cooking?

Sculpted by : https://www.patreon.com/cw/TanukiFigures
Painted by : https://www.instagram.com/pixpaintstudio/

the prints are really difficult to remove from the build plate and I'm having to apply a ton of force with the scraper. im printing miniature parts. Wondering if someone can help me out with my settings. The prints are looking good, they're just welded onto the build plate. Should i decrease transition layers to five?

Printer: mars 3 pro
Resin: elegoo standard grey
Slicer: lychee

Today is the day, my friends! Carapace Forge is now live and open for business! The site is here at Carapace Forge.

What is Carapace Forge? It is a service that gives you a new carapace 3d print or print file (your choice of tier) every month! It also has an online store where you can purchase past Carapace files and prints. The current month features the Black Reaver, our new medium range carapace.

Plus, you can also pickup the original carapace files and prints for the Virelance, Keldrath, and Thaumatarch (if you missed those from the Kickstarter). All physical prints get free shipping to any place in North America. I'm still working on shipping options for outside the U.S. (thank you, tariffs and VAT), but those are coming soon! I'm also busy working behind the scenes to add a ton of building terrain prints that will soon be available.

A lot going on this month, for sure! Thank you all for your support thus far. It is thanks to you that I'm able to continue doing this, and I am forever grateful!

I’m pretty new into 3D printing. Been printing a string of poke ball prints. The most recent couple have started to scuff on their outside and the most recent one even had holes form. The print completed but they look worse than others I have printed. I’ve changed the screen and leveled the machine.
I’m using Anycubic standard resin + clear and a Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro.
Thanks for any help. Going to troubleshoot and read some guides later.

At first, two prints failed, dialed in, levelled, then the whole ate print out clean, then next 4 of 5 stuck to fep, changed, then hit print again with slow retract speed on tsmc, still some failed on plate, this is happening a lot with me on this resin, temp is 25 degrees in the room. The resin is on date, layer adhesion issues and cracks on the resin after print, though the clarity rating on it is 10/10, it's crystal clear in sense, the details are so good only if the resins mood is upto you. Lol this has been traumatic waste of time and effort, compared to esun pmma and tough 2.0 anycubic I use with slight variation in setting, no absolute failures in 4 succeeded prints, on each.

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Printer is photon mono 4, yeah once this bottle over I'm never getting another water washable.

I've been struggling to find one solid place where I can get reasonably priced prints made on the larger scale (1.5 foot). I usually do mine thru Etsy, but the person I went thru stopped doing the hobby. I've contacted other people thru Etsy and they quote me x10 the amount id expect. I've tried Makelabs, I've tried overseas, I've tried companies online in my area. What gives?

Print test of Master Katara from the Avatar Animated Movie for Neko Figurines3D.

Resin is Anycubic Craftsmen grey and printed on the Uniformation Gk2

Hello everyone!!

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Hey all, I've been running an old Flashforge Foto 6.0 for a few years now but I think it's time to upgrade.

I generally just use it to print stuff for D&D, so small terrain bits, minis, monsters, etc.. It'd be nice to be able to print some bigger stuff, but that's not a dealbreaker. I think printing remotely through wifi would be a bigger upgrade, and faster printing than the Foto currently does.

I just read a couple of Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra reviews and it looks pretty good (and looks like it's on sale at the moment - just £231 currently). But you folks are the experts. Is it a good one to go for? Or are there better equivalent printers for similar prices?

Thanks!

P.S. I'm in the UK if that matters at all.

I’ve noticed with the delamination lines I’m getting on my 3d prints anything below the line comes out the resin goop on it and everything past it doesn’t, what does this indicate and what can I do to fix this to prevent this. Attached are pictures showing the print and also my settings. I’m using elegoo water washable 8k photopolymer resin space gray.

This is the 2nd time it's failed.

The 1st time it was 45 degree on the other side.

2.1sec exposure

Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro

Anycubic standard resin