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Re.: 1) The latest generation of 'cheap' DLP printers can do 25 micron (e.g. the Phrozen Shuffle). After curing, dipping in resin again or priming and then coat
by virtualritz 8y ago
Re.: 1)
The latest generation of 'cheap' DLP printers can do 25 micron (e.g. the Phrozen Shuffle).
After curing, dipping in resin again or priming and then coating with 2-3 layers with an airbrush results in a perfect surface finish. No sanding required.
- mdorazio 8y agoAre you actually getting a perfect surface finish that way? My Phrozen Make printing at 20 microns leaves noticeable lines and definitely requires cleanup around support attachment points. I tried doing the second dipping method and ended up with melty details on finer parts of prints. The only thing I haven't tried is sandblasting.
- virtualritz 8y agoThe Make can't do 20micron. It can do about 47 max (or rather, min), I think. Re-read my post: I was talking about the Phrozen Shuffle which has a different screen/display unit. Check the FB group for some 27micron examples done with the Shuffle.
- jjoonathan 8y ago> 25 micron Hey where did the 0.4 micron go?