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LIGHTEU®, Milight B4-B-serie. That should be it

www.thingiverse.com/thing:3576952

Like a snake eating it's own tail 😆

Hello👋. Love your resin tests! But! It would also be great if you add tests in water for a day, alcohol, acetone, 646 solvent. And temperature tests, at what temperatures the resins work.

@@goldfish8839 Hi! I'm planning to do some weird stuff so thanks for the suggestions!

You and me both brother, they dropped all contact with me so i have no ability to talk to them anymore. Not only that, from what i can gather support seems to be in the shitter to. I could make a video about it but i think it's not going to do a lot as most people just don't care.

Cause my English sucks

Hi! Yes heating it up with a heatgun and put some weight on it

i have vinyl to put under the printers, just giving it some time to see if this is THE spot where i'm going to leave them 😉 en bedankt!

@@NoizieWorks that makes sense. Keep going on👍🏻👍🏻 (and sometimes show us a little more of your projects in the man cave😜

@@morphf-RUclips which projects are you talking about? What did you have in mind?

@@NoizieWorks you have a perfect work space, show us more of you life also and Al the projects you are working on beside your yt channel.

@morphf-RUclips gotcha!

Thanks 😊 i still have some of that concrete looking vinyl to put underneath, i just want to give it some time to see if i'm going to switch things around or not.

Bit by bit 🤘

No problem, the revo is fairly decent imo. Not sure about an iphone and the lidar, probably will be limited in resolution but would have to test that not that i'm planning on it right now 😅

Thanks brother, as far as i know and found in the config it's only for the filament runout where the filament has to fall between i think 1.2 and 1.9mm to give the ok. It's not using it to dynamically adjust flow. 20% is A LOT and doesn't sound normal to me. My inconsistency came from a bowed bed and pinching tubing in the corners so if you underextrude in the normal layers you have another problem.

@@NoizieWorks Yep, that is a lot! Thanks for the heads up on that filament measuring function, although mine is still giving the go ahead on 1.92mm it's nice to know it's not actually using that to adjust the rate it pushes the filament through. I'll have a look and see if I can determine what's causing it when I get a chance. It's certainly extruding nicely with a consistent flow rate, so the only thing I can think of is a grossly out of place steps per millimetre of filament setting, although I can barely believe that would be the case. I'll also try without that sharply bent delivery tube. Thanks man, excellent reply, and fast too!

@@NoizieWorks Okay, so this is what I found.... My initial test was erroneous and increasing flow rate was only a method of masking bad bed leveling. I found the steps per millimetre for the extruder were spot on and that the build plate has a small variance in the thickness of it's coating which is considerable in one particular spot. To solve this I did two things, firstly I turned the build plate over, then I changed the probe (smart_effector in the config file) speed from 10 to 3, increased samples from 2 to 3, changed the retract distance from 3 to 2 and changed the samples tolerance from 0.05 to 0.01. This effectively slowed the process down and resulted in a bed mesh variance of 0.47mm instead of 0.68mm, all done with a hot soaked bed at 60°c. Result, the most perfect first layer test I've ever seen!! On a side note I also found this... The home all macro has the bed drop by 5mm before anything else happens, if the bed is already at the bottom of its travel dropping it a further 5mm will crash the linear rod bearings into the bottom casing, my fix was in the stepper_z entry in the config file, I changed position_max from 148mm to 135mm. I know those numbers don't look right, but 135mm was the maximum I could have it to stop the crashing. I assume the z offset is included in the max build volume which in my case is about 3.5 mm, so 135+3.5 gives a max z axis or model height of 138.5mm. One question you might be able to help with since this is the first few hours I've ever seen fluidd and klipper; how does the g code viewer at the bottom right corner of the fluidd interface work? My one only shows an outline of the part but no layer or progress information, all the settings options are greyed out too! Anyway, I hope this helps someone, all the best, Ed.

Great to hear brother! About the gcode viewer you have to load the file not sure how it's called but it's above the preview.

@@NoizieWorks cool man, I'll see if I do that.

Thanks 😊

If it works 😄🤷‍♂️

@@NoizieWorks How long ?

@qnedim3200 more then an hour and you can plug it in the laptop and use it like that

This is uncured, the ultrasonic cleaner is heated so it serves a dual purpose. Cleaning it and easy support removal so after this you want to cure the resin after it's dry

@NoizieWorks thanks for the quick response! I'll be adding this in as the last step in my flow before curing. After watching this I picked up a 10L cleaner for a great price. Finally got everything setup and have been enjoying it so far, wouldn't be enjoying it nearly as much without the tips & knowledge/info gained from your channel! Love the content, it's been a major help in my journey thus far 😎

@@Topless_Stang thanks brother! I really appreciate it 🙏

Hope they finally fixed the consistency issues

Thanks 😊

could be, EU not so much

Dimensional accuracy, if you print flat on the buildplate you don't have control over thickness of your object as it's always off depending of your levelling

you have to bottom it out, it's going to stretch it out A LOT but that's normal. your spacer should be enough for the proper tension.

Yes, good resin for that but a bit expensive imo

@@NoizieWorks Oh yes, for sure. I got a few bottles as a payment for commissioned work so that's why I won't complain about the price. I find it weird that yours changed colour though, my prints look just like the ones they show on their website. Also no loss in detail that I could see, I used it for a ruler with millimeter scale, very small text on it and a nut with a fine thread to move the ruler. It all came out perfectly. I remember my print settings being vastly different from any other resin I used but I can't check it right now

@@ReDsHorde Yes they are a slower curing resin then other brands, the color being a bit transparant is mostly because of thin prints. After that it gets opaque. Another thing i find to be frustrating is they now have 3 or 4 kinds of this stuff all with different mechanical properties so it could be that you have something that's a lot less transparent. A bit confusing as they are all the same "blu series"

@@NoizieWorks Yeah, well I assumed only the original blue is the real "blu". I think it was the only option back when I got it I'll definitely give the other resins that you featured here a go next time I need something tough, their price is very enticing

@@ReDsHorde have fun testing it 😉

Good point

Damn.. that's to bad, ripped the cables off the fan?

Octoeverywhere is a great alternative for you

If it's dry everything above 1mm on a direct drive should be enough

This is of course a first batch review sample and most issues are already fixed on the second batch so it's absolutely one of the best deals out there right now.

@@NoizieWorks I had heard changes were inbound as well. Even as it launched, the ability to print ABS, nylon, and other difficult filaments so well made it a winner. I'm wondering what the next Qidi offering will be. NeedItMakeIt Mike is a friend of mine BTW, thanks for shouting him out! He has made some awesome models and videos.

@802Garage Nice! Say hi to him from me and the next printer looks to be... 🤫🤐

@@NoizieWorks Oooooh gonna sub for that video!!!

Merci et wow 71 ans ! continuez mon ami

Thanks brother! I appreciate you taking the time.

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Wait untill you try actually good resin,pricing is always based on msrp. Like i say, if you can get a good deal on it most are fine

You will have to open it if you want to clean up the spool or you can leave a bit of filament hanging out of the box and snip it before you re use it. Of course i will have to test this myself.

Yes, i will dive into filaments and alternative "curing" as well

Expecting delivery next month