Monocure 3D ProTips: How to easily remove 3D resin prints stuck on the build plate with no damage?
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In our latest ProTips 'BYTES,' John explains how to easily remove 3D resin models from your 3D printer's build plate.
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Wow. This was awesome! Had tried to print out a thin cover plate and broken 3 of them trying to remove. Your suggestion worked!!
how didnt i know this earlier? this was a HUGE difference
This worked great. Was trying to remove a Twin Famicom adaptor from the plate and because it was such a large bottom layer it was completely stuck. Running it under the hot tap for about 30 seconds and it came off super easy. Thanks for the tip.
Thank you. I cut my hand 3 times trying to remove some skeletons from my build plate. There was no room for me to slide the scraper into thier bases and so I slipped and cut three fingers in 10 ish minutes. I was able to remove all of them using the hot water technique . So thank you 👍 you saved my day
No worries- glad it worked!
I've been doing the complete opposite and throwing the whole build plate in the freezer for 30 minutes. Takes a bit longer but I don't even need to use the scrapper. They just tap off with a slight knock. It's great for those stubbon prints regardless of size.
The hot water is a suitable method if you are in a rush.
I don't have a Metal scraper so this tip really saved me
I LOVE YOU! This is the best method ever. Mono X2 and was literally jackhammering the mini bases off the plate. I am still learning and not really sure how to make this easier, but I Am starting to investigate bottom exposure times I guess. Thanks again!
time to make some 3d printer butter!
Holy crap how sceptical I was and how amazingly it worked. I hurt my goddamn finger as I was trying to seperate a very stubborn print. And lo and behold. Pour some hot water and the freaking thing comes off like it was butter.
Thank you for the help.
Nice. People it does work. Downside for me is I have a very large resin printer so it takes a whole lot of boiling water. Would be nice if they made a build plate that had a built in heating element for doing this.
Great tip!
maybe try a hair dryer?
I love you guy
you just save me, I mistake the raft and it was so thick that it stick to the plate.
I used a dremel butane torch to heat my build plate and it worked great. As the weather has been getting cooler I've been shattering a lot of small parts when trying to remove them. Crazy that it took me a few weeks to figure out what was going on.
This saved a few of my prints! Thank you so much!
Glad we could help!
Wow, I get this all the time, what a simple solution. Brilliant thank you.
Tried it and works brilliantly, though I put too much hot water and the plate got very hot. But the print just slid off very easily.
Such a great tip! I was strugling with some printings and just found your video, it literally helped to unmount those stubborn prints out of the plate with just hot water in the plate.
Thank you!!
Your welcome!
Good tip.
Printing miniature bases is a real PITA when it's nearly impossible to scrape them off and printing on supports means it isn't perfectly flat.
Agreed!
Where do you 'see' these images? Like if you were reading a book and the song came on do you see it over the words is it as if you were looking at a tv screen. Or is it as if you are 'imagining' the colours. I find this quite hard to understand but fascinating!
what do you do with the contaminated water after?
THANKS A BUNCH. Used this last night printed a solid puck about 1.5" diameter flat to the plate and it popped right off with some hotish water.
Excellent news! I’m glad it helped!
Great tips ! Thank you
Amazing testing now my prints are really stocked...
This works brilliantly well ! Thank you 😊
Great tip, great video! Thanks a million!
impresive video i will tri this as soon as possible
does the resin have to be water based for this to work?
Won't some of the water become contaminated?
Yes. you absolutely shouldn't be putting resin water down the drain. He should definitely be mentioning that.
Thanks!!!! It worked 🙏🙏
what about glass bed type?
Sonic mini 8k build plate holds the print too well i have to use the hot water every time.
Back off on the duration of your base / bottom layers.
@@Monocure3DProTips yes, I reduced the bottom layers to 4, bottom exposure to 12 seconds. with pallette knife, i am able to remove the parts now 🙂. Thanks 👍
Doesnt the hot water warp or damage the prints?
Our resin will soften but then the parts will go back to normal.
Bud, I don't like how resin reacts to water... Do you paint over the parts once they're printed?
I'm a fabricator and I use my printer to perform mechanical functions in machines I build. I'm curious about mechanical properties post print but water always makes my prints super sticky. If I were to try this, I think I'd probably end up using a heat gun.
Try ResinAway and blowing off with air before post curing it for a few minutes- then use the water.
Hi, my friend , can u help me with one question , today i was using a metal spatula ,to take off the 3d model,i saw that Every Time that i use that i make a Little stripes like Scratches un the metal , nothing to deeps, it's that something bad or Is normal ?
No this is fine and can help with adhesion. The only thing it effects is the surface of the side that is on the build plate. Some of the newer printers from Anycubic now have a checkerboard pattern on the surface to help with adhesion. It works well.
No this is fine and can help with adhesion. The only thing it effects is the surface of the side that is on the build plate. Some of the newer printers from Anycubic now have a checkerboard pattern on the surface to help with adhesion. It works well.
Did... not... work.
Sorry to hear that!
omg lol
Thanks!