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Are you actually getting a perfect surface finish that way? My Phrozen Make printing at 20 microns leaves noticeable lines and definitely requires cleanup arou
by mdorazio 8y ago
Are 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.