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There were but nothing I couldn't live with, after all it was 75x & 82.55z
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bvwjewelers
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What's a good resin to use for non jewelry models for fun and painting ?
"BVW Jewelers using 3D Printing in all our designs." http://www.bvwjewelers.com/
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@bvwjeweler-s I will suggest MakerJuice SubG+, here I posted and example:
http://www.b9c.com/support/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=1967
http://www.b9c.com/support/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=1967
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bvwjewelers
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Thanks, will look that over today.
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@bvvjewelers - I would recommend the Fun to Do - Industrial Blend and the Casting Blend. 10% discount now available. Code : STUDIO10 PMfor additional information
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Robert inspired me to do a "layout", tableau, vignette whatever instead of playing pieces.
This is a single print - just one piece.
My latest Rhino, with two of this army's miniatures.
The diameter of an Euro Cent is 1.75 mm smaller than that of 5 UK pence coin or an US dime.
This is a single print - just one piece.
My latest Rhino, with two of this army's miniatures.
The diameter of an Euro Cent is 1.75 mm smaller than that of 5 UK pence coin or an US dime.
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Very cool. Love seeing what other people use their b9 for.
Sometimes it's a great world !
Thanks for sharing
Sometimes it's a great world !
Thanks for sharing
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dlp_builder
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This is realy supercool,
I would love to be able to paint like that!
I assume this is with airbrush as well as with paintbrush?
I would love to be able to paint like that!
I assume this is with airbrush as well as with paintbrush?
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Painting is done with paintbrushes.
Only priming is done with a spray can.
Only priming is done with a spray can.
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Something new just ready to be painted:
Max Length 5.5cm, max width 4.5cm, max height 3.7cm.
50xy, Spot-HT Resin, Printer 1.1, No smoothing as can be seen at the sides of the balloon. The motor lost some detail, because I applied spray colour too generously.
Max Length 5.5cm, max width 4.5cm, max height 3.7cm.
50xy, Spot-HT Resin, Printer 1.1, No smoothing as can be seen at the sides of the balloon. The motor lost some detail, because I applied spray colour too generously.
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Really nice brumbaer. What kind of exposure settings with the spot-ht. How about wear and tear on the PDMS? Thanks for the post.
Robert
Robert
Dance like nobody's watching!
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ericarchuleta@surewest.net
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Have you tried any resins from madesolid.com.......It produces some beautiful prints, and it prints much faster, you get what you pay for, they make a few different resins for different finishes and a cast-able resin that is top quality also, they work great on the b-9, the resolution is excellent and the castings come out perfect, The last time I was at there office, I saw a test print off the new "spark" by autodesk using the black resin by madesolid, it has the best surface finish I have ever seen next to the b-9 v1.2, from any 3d printer, and I was looking thru my 10 power loupe........madesolid is an understatement. When I held it in my hand it seemed very heavy compared to the cherry....I think they will send you a free sample but you might need a little more than the free sample to make a test print.
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Sorry it took so long.
That's what they look like painted:
The print parameters:
I usually print only at 25µm, so I will not vouch for those parameters for different slice thickness.
Regarding PDMS.
I slice at 25µm. The quality improvement is not that big, but it keeps exposure time of single passes low.
Usually I do not see any degradation. But on this model I saw it after the first print. The area affected is the centre portion of the balloon, which was solid. A solid column of roughly 2cm diameter and 5 cm height showed a visible white spot with a diameter of about 1.6 cm.
After the second print I hollowed the balloon out, but I can't really say whether it made a change as the damage was done. On the other hand I did a total of 6 prints without replacing the PDMS, so it can't have been that bad, despite the colouring.
Regarding resins.
I tested MakerJuice G+ (white), FunToDo (black and red) and FunToDo industrial (red) and Venus clear.
Venus clear giving the most promising results. None of it gave me the results I'm used to. I usually give up after 6 to 10 tries with different parameters. I never toyed with additional pigment. The point is that I'm happy with the Spot-HT and I know that I can get decent results with B9Red, if the result shall be less brittle. So I can't convince myself to spent a week or two, to find out what setting gives the best result with a different resin.
Probably I will write a test tool that will expose different parts on the same model differently, so I can test multiple exposures in one print run.
I really wished the manufacturers would have a B9 materials setting ready for download that would be supposed to work with their resin as it comes out of the bottle.
That's what they look like painted:
The print parameters:
I usually print only at 25µm, so I will not vouch for those parameters for different slice thickness.
Regarding PDMS.
I slice at 25µm. The quality improvement is not that big, but it keeps exposure time of single passes low.
Usually I do not see any degradation. But on this model I saw it after the first print. The area affected is the centre portion of the balloon, which was solid. A solid column of roughly 2cm diameter and 5 cm height showed a visible white spot with a diameter of about 1.6 cm.
After the second print I hollowed the balloon out, but I can't really say whether it made a change as the damage was done. On the other hand I did a total of 6 prints without replacing the PDMS, so it can't have been that bad, despite the colouring.
Regarding resins.
I tested MakerJuice G+ (white), FunToDo (black and red) and FunToDo industrial (red) and Venus clear.
Venus clear giving the most promising results. None of it gave me the results I'm used to. I usually give up after 6 to 10 tries with different parameters. I never toyed with additional pigment. The point is that I'm happy with the Spot-HT and I know that I can get decent results with B9Red, if the result shall be less brittle. So I can't convince myself to spent a week or two, to find out what setting gives the best result with a different resin.
Probably I will write a test tool that will expose different parts on the same model differently, so I can test multiple exposures in one print run.
I really wished the manufacturers would have a B9 materials setting ready for download that would be supposed to work with their resin as it comes out of the bottle.
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@brumbear - very nice man! Really enjoy seeing your pieces!
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Time for a update, quick phone pictures. There is still a bit of work to do before painting 
5 part piece.
5 part piece.
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