Why is Chitubox pro not digging the holes when I click them on the model? The hole I'm trying to dig is deeper than the wall, but not so deep it hits the opposite wall.
@@Monocure3DProTips I don't understand this comment, but ok disclaimer: I'm a total beginner. Watched a ton of videos by now, and I am about to print a resin model with an infill. So what do you mean "Resin printing doesn't use infill"? I still have a similar question to MissNublette: What is the difference in using supports versus infill? They seem to do the same job, and it looks like both options do not complicate the printing proces. It even looks like infill is a stronger construction than supports?
Very unhelpful. I have a model that is hollow that I need to fill because... resin. It only seems that you can make a model hollow but not fill it. I figured I could suss it out from this video, but you literally start a couple steps in. I have no idea how to get to the menu you start on. Please figure out how to do a tutorial, please.
Extremely helpful tutorial. Thank you so much 😊
Nice one, thanks John!
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Great video guys
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Great info, thanks. 👍🏻
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Why is Chitubox pro not digging the holes when I click them on the model?
The hole I'm trying to dig is deeper than the wall, but not so deep it hits the opposite wall.
Please feel free to reach out to us via email Support atmonocure3d.com.au and we will be more than happy to help you with this question.
hello, why use supports inside the model instead of infill? isn't the point of infill exactly that?
Resin printing doesn’t really use infill.
@@Monocure3DProTips I don't understand this comment, but ok disclaimer: I'm a total beginner. Watched a ton of videos by now, and I am about to print a resin model with an infill. So what do you mean "Resin printing doesn't use infill"? I still have a similar question to MissNublette: What is the difference in using supports versus infill? They seem to do the same job, and it looks like both options do not complicate the printing proces. It even looks like infill is a stronger construction than supports?
Very unhelpful. I have a model that is hollow that I need to fill because... resin. It only seems that you can make a model hollow but not fill it. I figured I could suss it out from this video, but you literally start a couple steps in. I have no idea how to get to the menu you start on. Please figure out how to do a tutorial, please.
Thanks for your comments. Our channel has been around for a while so you should be able to find what your looking for with some searching.