These are some very useful tips, especially the safety brace you mentioned 6:40. At one point I had a lot of issues with failures anytime I used a more viscous resin and printed larger models, but with the combination of your Resin 3D Printing guide and this video, I've learned so much! I now understand why things fail and seldom experience random failures. I just wanted to say thanks, your tips have allowed me to really appreciate 3d Printing with resin.
Can you tell what is the "new" puurpose" of the new calibration part updated on cults and visible at the beginning of this video ? I printeed the Tesseract_J3D.stl file but what is new to check versus the previous one ? Thanks
I'll make a new video for version 2.0. Overall the part functions the same. If the box is fit, your dimensionally accurate. The pillars also function the same once your dimensionally accurate. Look at them and don't use any support tips that are next to a failure. So if 0.1mm failed and 0.12 mm was successful, I wouldn't make a support tip any smaller than 0.14mm. There are some other features on the raft, but they are hidden features. Or if you wanted to take digital calipers and measure the spacings you can. But these are for different type of calibration that I don't completely agree with. However, a few users wanted those features so the part could be used in that manner.
I think your bitrate might be too low on whatever you are using to record, even tho I'm on 1080 I'm getting blocking and smearing in your videos. Very informative tho
The software I was using only let me do 1080p. I've moved to a new software that will export much higher. However when I play the video I don't get blocked or smeared. Did you try forcing 1080p?
@@J3DTech bitrate is separate from resolution. If you are using OBS you can find the setting under Output > Recording Quality Bitrate is basically how much or how little compression your final recording will have. A higher bitrate will use more data and therefore have lower compression; lower bitrate leads to higher compression which causes the blocking
@@J3DTech it’s possible it might be on TH-cam’s side. Since the video is contains a lot of solid grey colors that make the compression very visible I might not have noticed this in other videos
These are some very useful tips, especially the safety brace you mentioned 6:40. At one point I had a lot of issues with failures anytime I used a more viscous resin and printed larger models, but with the combination of your Resin 3D Printing guide and this video, I've learned so much! I now understand why things fail and seldom experience random failures. I just wanted to say thanks, your tips have allowed me to really appreciate 3d Printing with resin.
Thank you! Happy printing and let me know how this all works out!
Thanks man, you have helped me very much with getting my prints to come out great
Glad to help and hope to continue to do so.
The trees are so much better with pro wow! Great video, shared it.
Yeah, pro is 100% worth every penny and that's before we get into hollowing.
@@J3DTech I'll get it before the month ends.
Pro v, is very reasonably priced, I would recommend it to anyone who prints frequently
Keep up the amazing work!!
Can you tell what is the "new" puurpose" of the new calibration part updated on cults and visible at the beginning of this video ? I printeed the Tesseract_J3D.stl file but what is new to check versus the previous one ?
Thanks
I'll make a new video for version 2.0.
Overall the part functions the same. If the box is fit, your dimensionally accurate. The pillars also function the same once your dimensionally accurate. Look at them and don't use any support tips that are next to a failure.
So if 0.1mm failed and 0.12 mm was successful, I wouldn't make a support tip any smaller than 0.14mm.
There are some other features on the raft, but they are hidden features. Or if you wanted to take digital calipers and measure the spacings you can. But these are for different type of calibration that I don't completely agree with. However, a few users wanted those features so the part could be used in that manner.
thank you for this great video
Thank you for taking the time to comment, it means a lot.
I think your bitrate might be too low on whatever you are using to record, even tho I'm on 1080 I'm getting blocking and smearing in your videos.
Very informative tho
The software I was using only let me do 1080p. I've moved to a new software that will export much higher. However when I play the video I don't get blocked or smeared. Did you try forcing 1080p?
@@J3DTech bitrate is separate from resolution. If you are using OBS you can find the setting under Output > Recording Quality
Bitrate is basically how much or how little compression your final recording will have. A higher bitrate will use more data and therefore have lower compression; lower bitrate leads to higher compression which causes the blocking
@@J3DTech it’s possible it might be on TH-cam’s side. Since the video is contains a lot of solid grey colors that make the compression very visible I might not have noticed this in other videos
@@wack1305 I was using ClipChamp free, but that did not give me any control. I'm moving over to Camtasia, which will give me a lot better quality.
@@J3DTech I’d recommend OBS, it’s free and open source. It’s might be a little harder to get setup, but once you do you’ll have complete control
Let's goooo
Auto bracing bug showcase
It's a hidden feature.