This is a 2 part Lighthouse print! The white part is water washable resin and the gray part was made with my Ender 5 plus! The 2 parts fit together with a recess in the base and it clics in place even if they are from different printing process (FDM and SLA) !
They look great!
have you had a chance to make any parts where durability is important? I was trying to buy this printer myself and could just never get the timing right and kept missing when they were in stock
Not at all!
I find it less sticky to work with, you have to shake it well before use and let it rest for 2-3 minutes for the bubbles to come out and then you can print!
i use 60 second for the 5 first layers and after that 6.8 seconds for curing layers. Works well that way and time is not an issue.
Curing is similar to other resins.
Oh I know that!
I use the EasyClean solution from Filaments.ca to clean my prints!
Here is the link:
I bought 3L of it and put in in my Anycubic curing/washing machine the advantage is that you dont need to change the solution in between prints!
It dissociates the residues and you can keep it for a long time in the container!
When you want to dispose of it You put a uv nail light on top and let it stir for half an hour and all the residues solidify and you can dispose of it safely!
I bought mine on amazon.ca, they are still in stock.
If I had knew the where so good! I would have bought the Mars 2 pro for 50$ more you get a bigger print sirface and fister curing time, like 2-4 seconds per layer insted of 5 to 8, half the time!
I see. I was looking for the Saturn model for the larger size. On durability I mean to make things like housings, Pulleys, gears and things like mechanical parts that won’t work if a part is too brittle, and some flexible parts would be good to make too. but the hard parts need to be a little tougher. I’m really hoping the POM and PETG parts work out from the FDM printer I have, but I haven’t gotten there yet. I still need some upgrades and kind of refine my workflow so I know what i’m doing.
I also have the Mars Pro, and love it, but I think I should have waited and bought the Mars 2 pro for the mono screen. The advantages of the mono screen are, print faster, higher resolution and the screen life is a lot longer.
