my two little brothers and i mess up on the creality printer and thought we did mistake on processing. But thanks god i found the great tutorial on the internet! Print -> Clean with rubbing alcohol -> UV Cleaning.
Any idea what would cause a print to just not print at all? When my plate starts becoming visible (after hours of printing) there's just nothing on there. Thanks!
Heyya mate, double check you haven't got a big gloopy mess hidden underneath your uncured resin in the VAT by using that plastic spatula to delicately feel around the tank. If you do it is time for a big clean out with IPA. Also make sure you have UV light coming out of the printer. You can pull the VAT off the printer and run a | Clean VAT Cycle | just to check if it is running. Finally if all is well consider increasing your exposure time. If you don't let the first layers get enough UV light they are likely to fall from the print platform. Check here for how to find the optimal layer exposure time - core-electronics.com.au/guides/perfect-resin-print-exposure-setting/ Hope this helps and you get right back to 3D printing beautiful models! 😊
I just purchased a creality ld-002r used but it did not come with the usb drive with the pre installed files. Do you know where I would be able to download all the pre installed files from?
Hey mate, this is the Eiffel Tower model - www.thingiverse.com/thing:3219415 You will need to scale it and slice it using a Software like Lychee Slicer. Hit up this guide for information on that - ruclips.net/video/CHPHh1tIWu0/видео.html
Great video I have an opportunity to purchase both the Creality LD-002H Resin SLA 3D Printer + UW-01 Washing here in Canada for $319.00 as a first time purchase of a 3d printer would you say that this is a good printer to purchase and a good deal. I work in 1/24 1/35 scales.
Heyya mate, thanks! The Creality LD-002H is an excellent way to get into resin 3D printing, particularly for those scales your interested in + if you can your hands onto a cure and wash station right at the start your 3D printing life will be significantly more easy and fun 😊
I adore any of the Creality UV Resins, always got great results from them. Particularly the Clear Variant as you can then colourise them however you want 😊 ruclips.net/video/dnuvjcQhNpY/видео.html
Any suggestions on why the print time for the Eiffel Tower is clocking around 12hrs? I'm currently printing the same model from the thumb drive. Printer is the Creality ld-002r. Really appreciated the information on under/over curing.
The Creality LD-002R features an RGB screen to shape the UV light emitted from your printer. Compared to the LD-002H featured in this video (which uses a monochrome screen) the UV transmission is significantly lower, which results in longer curing times per print layer and overall long printer times. The estimated times on your printer are also very rough guides, unless you calibrate your slicing software to account for your specific printer's speed it could be out by an hour or two.
@@Core-Electronics thanks for the reply. I was thinking should I print an object, let's say a building, horizontally instead of vertically? This would reduce the layers, no?
Resin printing is best done in a well ventilated area, I wouldn't recommend setting one up in a bedroom. Fumes aside, dealing with resin can be messy and inevitably you'll deal with a spill or two, it's best to set up in a dedicated space that can be cleaned easily.
If I can save just one person from the mess of a resin printing without a wash and cure station then I will be ecstatic. Nevertheless all the procedures talked about with the wash and cure can be readily emulated manually.
Great informative video for newbies or people coming over from FFF printers. But why do.......you.......talk.........stop..........and.......go............so.............much? Lol. Just noticed towards the beginning if the video amd then I kept picking up on it throughout the video.
Awesome People = awesome knowledge = awesome tutorials..
hope you touch 100k or 500k till the end of this year..
my two little brothers and i mess up on the creality printer and thought we did mistake on processing. But thanks god i found the great tutorial on the internet! Print -> Clean with rubbing alcohol -> UV Cleaning.
Crushing it 😊 Keep printing your dreams and keep having fun!
@@Core-Electronics 👍💪
Without a doubt the best tutorial out there!
Im on my way down the basement to start my first print, with te exact same setup :)
So awesome 😍!
Just finished curing my first Eiffel Tower! 🎉 your video was easy to follow, thank you so much!
Very clear tutorial!✨🙏🏻 thank you so much!
Researching....I’m just about to do the first print on my Phrozen mini 4K.
I’m glad I came across your channel.
Keep up the great work.
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Hi Steve ,thanks for your support : )
Cheers mate hope we have helped 😃!
Im so sad i'm here so early... I just bought mine recently and am looking forward to your next videos! Great tutorial!
Instant subscribe. Great video, thanks.
Happy you dig it 😊 cheers mate
Thanks!
If you’re new to resin 3D printer, how do you figure out what kind of printer should you buy?
Any idea what would cause a print to just not print at all? When my plate starts becoming visible (after hours of printing) there's just nothing on there.
Thanks!
Heyya mate, double check you haven't got a big gloopy mess hidden underneath your uncured resin in the VAT by using that plastic spatula to delicately feel around the tank. If you do it is time for a big clean out with IPA.
Also make sure you have UV light coming out of the printer. You can pull the VAT off the printer and run a | Clean VAT Cycle | just to check if it is running.
Finally if all is well consider increasing your exposure time. If you don't let the first layers get enough UV light they are likely to fall from the print platform. Check here for how to find the optimal layer exposure time - core-electronics.com.au/guides/perfect-resin-print-exposure-setting/
Hope this helps and you get right back to 3D printing beautiful models! 😊
which resin is better for investment casting ?
I just purchased a creality ld-002r used but it did not come with the usb drive with the pre installed files. Do you know where I would be able to download all the pre installed files from?
Hey mate, this is the Eiffel Tower model - www.thingiverse.com/thing:3219415
You will need to scale it and slice it using a Software like Lychee Slicer. Hit up this guide for information on that - ruclips.net/video/CHPHh1tIWu0/видео.html
Great video
I have an opportunity to purchase both the Creality LD-002H Resin SLA 3D Printer + UW-01 Washing here in Canada for $319.00 as a first time purchase of a 3d printer would you say that this is a good printer to purchase and a good deal. I work in 1/24 1/35 scales.
Heyya mate, thanks! The Creality LD-002H is an excellent way to get into resin 3D printing, particularly for those scales your interested in + if you can your hands onto a cure and wash station right at the start your 3D printing life will be significantly more easy and fun 😊
Hi, Im having trouble figuring how to set my part on the printing screen. Is it possible to send you my file so you can tell me how to do it ?
do you have a video on the best resin youve used so far? Im currently using powerresins but i havent had the best luck with it):
I adore any of the Creality UV Resins, always got great results from them. Particularly the Clear Variant as you can then colourise them however you want 😊 ruclips.net/video/dnuvjcQhNpY/видео.html
Can I resume my print and continue printing from the same level into creality LD-002H
Yes the LD-002H has the functionality to pause and resume a print from where you left off.
@@Core-Electronics will you please tell me how
Any suggestions on why the print time for the Eiffel Tower is clocking around 12hrs? I'm currently printing the same model from the thumb drive. Printer is the Creality ld-002r. Really appreciated the information on under/over curing.
The Creality LD-002R features an RGB screen to shape the UV light emitted from your printer. Compared to the LD-002H featured in this video (which uses a monochrome screen) the UV transmission is significantly lower, which results in longer curing times per print layer and overall long printer times.
The estimated times on your printer are also very rough guides, unless you calibrate your slicing software to account for your specific printer's speed it could be out by an hour or two.
@@Core-Electronics thanks for the reply. I was thinking should I print an object, let's say a building, horizontally instead of vertically? This would reduce the layers, no?
The Lower the model the Faster the 3D print 🙂
Hi me Rana Naveed here please send me dis printer setting chito box slicer ld 002h
Just bought one of these printers... Would you not recommend having this and printing stuff in my room?
Resin printing is best done in a well ventilated area, I wouldn't recommend setting one up in a bedroom. Fumes aside, dealing with resin can be messy and inevitably you'll deal with a spill or two, it's best to set up in a dedicated space that can be cleaned easily.
Mine come without a "tower leg" WTF happen?
now that it's been a few years, do you have any respiratory or cancer type issues? People in groups act like you need a hazmat suit
Sooooo boring🥱
Realistically someone's first print would not be using a wash and cure station.
If I can save just one person from the mess of a resin printing without a wash and cure station then I will be ecstatic. Nevertheless all the procedures talked about with the wash and cure can be readily emulated manually.
Great informative video for newbies or people coming over from FFF printers. But why do.......you.......talk.........stop..........and.......go............so.............much? Lol. Just noticed towards the beginning if the video amd then I kept picking up on it throughout the video.
You move around way too much while talking. Its extremely distracting.