How I Support a 3D Model for Resin Printing
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- In this new video, I discuss my approach to setting up my model for 3D resin printing. If you want to learn some tips and tricks for getting the best results, you won't want to miss it!
Great video! I found it useful! What are those models for?
Thank you for watching! I'm glad they helped. The models are game tiles for a Tabletop/Strategy/RPG I am developing.
i would put it just flat on the surface. it would have printed perfectly. no visible support marks.
I tried it before, but it didn't fit with other tiles due to dimensional issues. Also I have found that when resin printing flat the suction pulls the part off the build plate and ruins the print.
@@philprocariojr3563 you can use the flexi plates from wham bam. You can score them with sandpaper and than rise the bottom layer exposure (a lot) so the resin grips to the plate. No suction issues there. The prints just pop off the plate after washing them in iso-alco.
since I have no longer put flats on the build plate I have never had a print failure. also I found cylinders print better too.
@criticaltracetheory
I print many things that must be dimensionally accurate, so I don't do it. I found that when I print with a flat on the build plate, it warps the part slightly, and my parts will not fit together. I do like the idea of a magnetic build plate, though, for popping off the prints when they are done.
@@philprocariojr3563 I had a magnetic build plate for the Ellegoo Mars.
Same thing applies.
Always support the part away from the build plate.
That and keeping the resin proper warm.