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Item made by John at his 3D printing facility in Fremont, California.

Anycubic Mono 4K - 1st Print - Cones of Calibration - 1st Fail - 17-07-2022

 

Printer: Anycubic Mono 4K

1st Print EVER!

File Name: Cones of Calibration

1st Fail

Print Date: 17-07-2022

 

Resin: Anycubic Water Washable (Stinky! offensive to be in room)

Power: 50%

Slice: 0.08

Setting Default as per Photon Workshop

Normal Exposure: 2.00s

Off Time: 6.50s

Bottom exposure Time: 40.0s

Bottom Layers: 6

Anti-alias: 1

Surface Abrazine: off (frosty effect I think)

The UV Power was turned down as everyone says to do this to prolong screen life. Screens cost more then the printer did no inclined to do this.

Temp: 21°C Humidity 78%

 

Result: a blasted failure where about 0.5mm printed and the print itself just failed as the raft was well stuck to FEP.

 

Had to drain the tank and filter the resin which was messy but I had the lab stand and filters which helped. Really need a longer stand pole to clamp a vat holder to.

 

I managed to get the print fail from the FEP by wiggling with finger underneath and careful lifting with plastic spatula. FEP possible scratched by paper tower used to wipe resin.

 

It was attached to the Build plate before separation and binding to FEP as can be seen from the lines on the Resin print itself.

 

Laser cut parts separated and cleaned up. Ready to start putting them together.

Highlighted Features:

  

Foldable 3D Printer.

Print size ( X Y Z ) 200 x 200 x 180 mm.

The Layer Thickness 0.05 to 0.4 mm .

Layer Resolution 50 Microns.

Chassis Aluminium Frame.

Filament Compatibility: PLA, ABS, HIPS, PVA, Wood and Flexible PLA (With MK8 Pro Metal Extruder).

Extruder Type: Latest MK8 dual cooling upgrade version.

Electronics Ramps: 1.4 + Mega 2560.

  

www.3dprintersonlinestore.com/maxmicron-foldbot-3d-printer

My bad, the original code had never been optimized for printing.

Step 30

 

The bracket attaches to the Y motor piece. The white ring (a "Delrin" plastic nut) is threaded to match the threaded rod that will be attached to the Z motor. So as the Z motor turns, the threaded rod will turn, and this nut will climb up or down the rod, bringing the Y axis assembly and extruder with it.

 

The long screw at left ends up aligned with the Z end stop on the base. You thread it in or out to adjust when the Y/extruder assembly bottoms out, which is important for adjusting the gap between the extruder nozzle and the print bed.

Objects on display from the 3-D printer

Box came out great. From the calibration set here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2064

Saw the MakerBot 3 D printer in action.

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