3d Printing Crew: Tugboats up in this biatch

TheGreat8

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Apparently there is a bypass, and I can just have it ignore it. I'm gonna print with the bypass and see what happens. It's weird. I mean it worked fine for 2 days and nothing changed but all of the sudden it's like OH SHIT WE GOT PROBLEMSSSSSS.
 

lowfat

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you can also feed the rpi power from GPIO pins if you have another method of getting clean 5v power
This doesn't work good tho unless it is a Pi0. I powered a Pi4 with 5V from PC PSU and it still threw errors. Even crimped 20G wires for it and it didn't help. Just don't think those dupont connectors and carry enough current.
 

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This doesn't work good tho unless it is a Pi0. I powered a Pi4 with 5V from PC PSU and it still threw errors. Even crimped 20G wires for it and it didn't help. Just don't think those dupont connectors and carry enough current.
mine worked fine for like 500 hours and then was throwing voltage (and temp) errors, so I swapped to a usbC cable :hmm: dupont connectors fucking suck so I never thought too hard about it

I got one of these, it's just a usb C-> bare wire that's thick enough to crimp easily, so much nicer :o
 

Cicada

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What kind of shitty fans are they using? Even fans that use cheap ass sleeve bearing should last 3-4 years.
Something cheaper than that, and it was a bad batch, supposedly.

They used chineseum sleeve bearing fans early on, but the replacements they’re sending out, new ones they sell, and new machines are using bb fans.
 

OneTwo

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Time to refurb. old v new.
4-5 years of heavy use.


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TheGreat8

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I have zero clue if this is worth a shit, but it looks like it has some decent upgrades, the fit and finish look pretty decent imo:o Never heard of the company, but the price is pretty dang low

 

TheGreat8

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Oh and I wanted to make sure I was correct, dual part cooling fans are helpful for running higher speeds, right?
 

CPTMULLET

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I have zero clue if this is worth a shit, but it looks like it has some decent upgrades, the fit and finish look pretty decent imo:o Never heard of the company, but the price is pretty dang low

nah fuck buying a printer from some random 'new' company
 
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Ramathorn15

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Got a cable chain installed. Just inching my way closer to the x1c. Might have been cheaper just to buy it in the first place :rofl:

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Valence

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Why do they quit before finishing View attachment 310197
I have tried two different slicers. releveling the build plate. Rotating the models 45 degrees. Changing supports from light, medium and heavy. Reducing the amount I'm printing, going down to four models. This time, one model in the front right corner printed (no pic) and none else did. I'm returning it - I may not be doing something right, but i'm pretty sure at this point I'm not doing much wrong. I've had a resin printer before.
 

lowfat

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I have tried two different slicers. releveling the build plate. Rotating the models 45 degrees. Changing supports from light, medium and heavy. Reducing the amount I'm printing, going down to four models. This time, one model in the front right corner printed (no pic) and none else did. I'm returning it - I may not be doing something right, but i'm pretty sure at this point I'm not doing much wrong. I've had a resin printer before.
Increase layer time?
 

lowfat

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any cubic no - proprietary software. the creality ld006 is priced too high at micro center, it's 399 but 260 on amazon. if you get a wash and cure station, and water washable resin, it ain't bad. you can remove the build plate, the whole thing print attached and all, and drop in the wash station and never touch resin.
Like 99% of MSLA printers are closed source using ChiTu boards/FW. Pretty sure that includes Creality machines.

EDIT: Only the Halot lineup for Creality doesn't use ChiTu.
 
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