Resin 3d Printer - How to start, make supports, holes and why to hollow.
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I know I missed a few things in this video for example printing settings like exposure time or lift speed, but it all depands on many factors and i would just go for a factory settings and if any problems occur, then ask peeps on FB groups or your friends who have some experience or just watch some more in depth videos. Also cleaning and maintaining after printing is also a topic for another video, but there is plenty of on youtube so instead i wanted to focus more on hollowing, holes and supports as this is what i actually spent more time on (but it was really quick to learn!) And now i will focus now on building models and create more build videos, but im sure some more 3d printing videos will come back at some point. Stay safe all!
I am using the same resin on my halot one. Please share your print settings
@@richieyumnam8646 , it all depends on the printer and the item, because somethings will need longer at the beginning tan others depending on the model you are printing, so there’s no point saying what dawid uses, and it’s nothing to do with the resin only the printer and the file you are printing
Hey just so you know hollowing the print out only saves time on fdm printers on resin printers it just saves materials. One the benefits is you can fill the build plate and it won't take any longer
Welcome to the 3D printing club!
Great video dawid, I think the most important thing is what you said it’s not hard
Nice video! I just got this machine and am learning how to use it. It's nice to see a video on how to use chitubox in combination with the halot slicer. Also it's worth noting that you should remove supports from the models before curing and also make sure it's fully dry after washing before curing it.
Such a pleasant surprise to know you're a Fallout fan! And holy s**t what a great diorama of a Red Rocket gas station, looking forward to its video.
That’s so cool man I’m glad you are having fun with it. 3D printing opens up a whole new door of modeling opportunities
Awesome! Thanks for the video. My father and I have been talking about getting into 3D printing for a while to help supplement our model making. This gave me much more confidence
Looks and sounds like you really enjoyed making the gas station overall. Happy for you Dawid. Well done on the video.
Dear Dawid, Very informative! Looking forward to the next installment.
This process is so cool, and release the work pressure
Great intro to 3D printing.!
Fantastic, looking forward to the end result!
Thanks, showing the setup software and how you add in the supports was helpful. And I agree, it’s intimidating to start.
Very informative video! Thank you
Another great video, man! Now I’m again want to buy 3D printer!
Zapowiada się super robota. Czekam na kolejny odcinek.
*Thanks for this tutorial, 3D printer is a really good tool (even if it's quite expensive).*
This was a superb video. Thank you for sharing the steps. Enjoy your printing l!
Amazing work my friend! I can't wait to get a 3d printer.
Thanks! Still cant afford the Sonic 8k. This was really my first pick
Nice video ,thanks for your sharing : )
Thankn you for this opportunity!
Great vid
Przydatne info. Pozdrawiam!
What print settings do you use for the anycubic grey
Have you ever seen the movie the final countdown? It’s a great movie and I recommend watching it.
You are awesome!
One tip that I picked up on after breaking many small details - remove the supports BEFORE you cure. You'll thank me later.
Hey, what configuration did you use?
Hi, what features does my pc need to install and use halotbox software?
Where do you get all of your tools and models?
Any solutions for the roof? Also what was the estimated cost going to be for the total build of this larger fallout gas station (just the print)
For the larger one i suggest going with FDM printer. It will be at least 3 times cheaper (or much more than that) I have build she smaller scale (shrinked to 30%) of the whole gas station so check my other video.
What settings are you using?
I have the updated Halot one and i have not had a successful print batch yet. Items are missing parts or missing completely.
It's very disheartening.
I no longer have this 3d printer and dont remember my settings im sorry. But I think it was printing just fine with default settings. Have you tried to level your build plate again? most of the problems I had with 3d printers was just because the print bed was not leveled properly. sometimes I had to set it few times before i was successful.
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Im playing with one since Friday, only first matrix and first figure came out fantastic, then the nightmare started, everything sticks to the fep, I had to already change it, and cannot seem to solve it :/
If its keep sticking I would try to level it again.
I've been FDM 3D for over 6 years, but just obtained a Halot 1 last month. I found your video informative, but have a question. Why not just print the T with just the top against the build plate?
Of course you can, and thats the best way to do it. But it was a good example to explain how supports works.
@@ScaleHangar182 Thank you for the reply. I haven't printed anything yet, but sliced a simple design to get used to the slicing software. When I clicked "auto support", it tipped the design and added supports the same way you did. It didn't make sense to me, since the design has a flat side and would build similar to your T example. It must be that not every situation can be analyzed in software.
I just got the halot and the same anycubic grey resin and I can not get it to stick to the build plate. Most success I had was about 1.5 mm, so 30 layers, but no successful print at all. It always sticks to FEP foil. Tried up to 50s bottom layers, 6 bottom layers and from there on 5s curing time per layer. Multiple releveling. Nothing works. Has anyone any idea or experience?
My guess is you are not draining the models enough (2-3 drain holes recommended) and it’s sounds like they are too heavy (even small models) because of this. I’m new myself, so sorry if this doesn’t help.
Hello
I think you supposed to cured after removing supports
I prefer to remove supports after curing.
that printer good for small parts. at ender 3 v2, its impossible in 70%...
stopt watching the video once you said you can win time by hollowing a print.