So I've been having some issues here. I am not sure if it is my supports or my printer settings. Recently I found the suggested calibration settings for the InFocus projector and then refocused the grid and it seemed to help a bit, but some smaller details are still not coming out. I have gotten excellent detail before on much smaller components so I think it is either the printer settings or the resin.
The first two images are of failed print 1, the third is of failed print 2.
Failed Prints
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Re: Failed Prints
Sorry the first and third image are of the same print, the middle one is a second print. The second time I lowered the object to the base to try to eliminate some supports.
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Re: Failed Prints
Looks like a support issue. Every time you have horizontal area overhangs, you need to support them well, or tilt the model slightly to eliminate those areas.
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Re: Failed Prints
Thanks for the quick response guys, I really appreciate it!
Re: Failed Prints
I would printed upright
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