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Grill was the answer thanks quertz

Feign i did assume the water was going to float ontop the resin. That was wrong. i didnt not assuming the water dripped ontop but in the middle, and unevenly. the bubbles are poppping out in random...

Im just going to put it out there during this back and forth. Im a non-functioning Schizophrenic. I have a decent grasp on the printer at this point and Im looking for some projects. Unfortunately...

double morning post.

SORRY.

the saltwater concept completely left my mind after picking it up. i just rewatched "how it works" from their blog... go figure. i was thinking on using 100's of...

"resin not only floats on top of the water but doesn't even mix at all"

ok fine but when i pack up my printer or drain my tank what do i do with the water? do i now need some sort of shaker device...

Iv have researched a bit, though the water technique has seemed speculative to me sorry. On that Im out on the Peachy personally. Way to much refraction with that and Im still hung up on keeping pure...

btw ir stands or uv :) damn laser technology...

this water idea HAS GOT TO DIE! SERIOUSLY lol. it would work yes but theres a simpler answer here. go ahead and try and salvage your resin with the water on top. probably youll just end up with less...

Does anyone officially know wither the Peachy works with heat or photo cured resin (ir or uv)?
Also mike I cant see the water working as anything other than their word "hack", unless you have old...

hey rylan do you think the holes could be surface tension leaving bubbles in the fluid? try a camera test of the surface while printing.
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Peachy needs to add or explain their out of the box mount system for the head. Theres no way Ill spend 1 dollar on a 3d printer unless I can get it to be accurate. That hopefully means that laser...