Awesome! Glad to hear you’re up and running!Re-run seems to be going well!
I paused it just past 50% and it looks good. I added a bit note resin too.
Very pleased so far. It’ll be fun using the wash function on the Mercury too. I’ll get some files sliced over the weekend for the big build...
I do have a question for the veterans. I have a com link file and there are three pieces. The tall tube, the “head”and the pocket clip. The tube is on the plate, but for some reason the “head” is off the plate a bit. How do I move that element down onto the plate? I can’t figure that out.
You'll really enjoy having the best of both worlds and after a while, splitting models into components to print on the resin printer and ones for the filament printer will become second nature.Been having so much fun with my resin printer, I jumped on AnyCubic’s newest FDM printer, the Vyper - [Pre-order]Vyper(Limited to 3000 units) They are scheduled to ship out by the end of the month.
I’m looking forward to seeing how the FDM and resin prints compare, especially as I start printing my first armor pieces for an upcoming build.
Sean
If you go to 'Rotate' on the left, you can select 'Flatten by face' and you can then select a face to be parallel with the build face.I can move all three elements together, but I haven’t figured out how to move them individually.
And yes, it’s chitubox.
That sounds interesting! Care to share?And I found a solution to that problem- a maker in Germany designed some parts for an auto-fill mechanism which fits under the hood!
I‘m running Lychee on an iMac Pro, and it handles the 3D models fine, but slicing takes a few minutes. Remember - there’s a lot of data in a 3D model, so manipulating and slicing one will tax your computer.Ok. I loaded Chitubox onto my MacBook Pro and it is running as slow as mole’s asses and only showing part of the 3-d model; not full height. The fans are running like an Airbus too. That’s unusual.
Slicing is taking a dog’s age too. Any tips?
The Mac is an older one but I added a SSD and doubled the ram. Usually pretty fast. Nothing but web browser windows open in the background.