I have Wham Bam plates on both of my Anycubic M3 Max's. I won't print without them. When sanding the printer plate, make sure you get the edges very well; you don't want the resin working its way under that magnet. DEFINITELY wait 72 hours for the adhesive to cure; if you don't, the resin can start to eat away at the adhesive, and you'll get curling on the edges. For small parts that are harder to pop off, a quick but short flex of the plate makes them pop off easier than just bending.
That bit where you said the hardest part is having to wait 72hrs 😂 it totally is the hardest bit. I really laughed when you said that because it was exactly what I was thinking
You do know the box contains a magnet inside of it as well, you want to address the tensile strength of magnetic pads with that same logic for us? Know something laboratory grade testing doesn't know? To address your curing comment, you do realize that certain steel alloys are subject to something called corrosion during chemical reactions? Resin happens to have an exothermic reaction and where there is heat there is degradation of chemicals, any impurities will likely result in a corrosive reaction from many alloys. I am unsure what your points are leading to or suggesting.
@@hughessay1372 err actually this is not the textbook definition of sarcasm. That would require irony, and nothing here is being stated as contradictory to what they believe, they are clearly stating their belief after paraphrasing examples. The term you are looking for is specifically mocking, they are only mocking.
@@hughessay1372 More like conveniently overlooking the fact that the plate is not the only thing shipped in that package. Not to mention why would you want anything shipped without care? Seems like you'd rather they kick your package around but hey, whatever it's your money.
I have Wham Bam plates on both of my Anycubic M3 Max's. I won't print without them. When sanding the printer plate, make sure you get the edges very well; you don't want the resin working its way under that magnet. DEFINITELY wait 72 hours for the adhesive to cure; if you don't, the resin can start to eat away at the adhesive, and you'll get curling on the edges. For small parts that are harder to pop off, a quick but short flex of the plate makes them pop off easier than just bending.
I have found that if you wash the prints in IPA on the plate they tend to separate easier also. I do love these flex plates for ease of use.
That bit where you said the hardest part is having to wait 72hrs 😂 it totally is the hardest bit. I really laughed when you said that because it was exactly what I was thinking
Don't feel bad, Jim. I didn't use my Saturn 2 for months for the same reason.
Does it come off of the magnet mid-print to stay attached in the vat as previous versions?
Hey Jim...I was wondering how to delete the print history on the Sonic Pad? I can't figure it out. Thanks.
so what about the 400grit?
You need more light in your videos
"STRONG build plate!" -- Box says "Fragile, Do not drop!"...LOL -- and then we get advice like "do not cure anything on this!" yikes.
You do know the box contains a magnet inside of it as well, you want to address the tensile strength of magnetic pads with that same logic for us? Know something laboratory grade testing doesn't know?
To address your curing comment, you do realize that certain steel alloys are subject to something called corrosion during chemical reactions? Resin happens to have an exothermic reaction and where there is heat there is degradation of chemicals, any impurities will likely result in a corrosive reaction from many alloys.
I am unsure what your points are leading to or suggesting.
@@Mad_Catter_ Clearly sarcasm...
@@hughessay1372 err actually this is not the textbook definition of sarcasm. That would require irony, and nothing here is being stated as contradictory to what they believe, they are clearly stating their belief after paraphrasing examples.
The term you are looking for is specifically mocking, they are only mocking.
@@Mad_Catter_ The "Strong build plate!" and "Fragile, do not drop" sounds ironic to me, but to each his own...
@@hughessay1372 More like conveniently overlooking the fact that the plate is not the only thing shipped in that package.
Not to mention why would you want anything shipped without care? Seems like you'd rather they kick your package around but hey, whatever it's your money.
15 minutes to apply a sticker. Wow