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If I understand this correctly, there's nothing to stop them from... * rotating the projector instead of the tube to reduce distortion from resin movement (lik
by black_puppydog 8y ago
If I understand this correctly, there's nothing to stop them from...
* rotating the projector instead of the tube to reduce distortion from resin movement (like in a CT scanner)
* speeding this up, using higher energies to compensate
* using multiple projectors at e.g. 90degree angles, to reduce time (and thus probably distortions through movement in the resin)
* using other wavelengths with e.g. more energy, or just better absorption properties for the resin
or are there any obvious problems with that?
- WhiteMonkey 8y agoThe other benefit with having multiple projectors/lasers at different angles are that you can use different wavelengths: one that causes polymerisation, one that inhibits it.