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This printer is an Anycubic Photon 5.5. Note that it has undergone an upgrade, making it more similar to the ELEGOO MARS 2 PRO (useful for slicing). | This printer is an Anycubic Photon 5.5. Note that it has undergone an upgrade, making it more similar to the ELEGOO MARS 2 PRO (useful for slicing). | ||
== Specs == | |||
Resolution/Build Size: | Resolution/Build Size: | ||
* X: 1620px (82.62mm) | *X: 1620px (82.62mm) | ||
* Y: 2560px (130.56mm) | *Y: 2560px (130.56mm) | ||
* Z: 160mm | *Z: 160mm | ||
== | ==Documentation== | ||
[https://www.anycubic.com/products/anycubic-photon-3d-printer Product Page] | [https://www.anycubic.com/products/anycubic-photon-3d-printer Product Page] | ||
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[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/6/60/NL-POT011-C_ANYCUBIC_Photon-english-20190906-V13.pdf Manual] | [https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/6/60/NL-POT011-C_ANYCUBIC_Photon-english-20190906-V13.pdf Manual] | ||
== | ==Usage== | ||
No training is required for this printer. Get someone to walk you through the process, and then you can print using it. | No training is required for this printer. Get someone to walk you through the process, and then you can print using it. | ||
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##Add supports as required. | ##Add supports as required. | ||
##Save to a USB stick. | ##Save to a USB stick. | ||
#Don gloves. The resin washes off pretty well with soap, but you'll wanna wear gloves. | |||
#Clean the clear plate/resivoir that goes atop the LCD using IPA. Be careful not to puncture it with your paper towel (??). | #Clean the clear plate/resivoir that goes atop the LCD using IPA. Be careful not to puncture it with your paper towel (??). | ||
#Install the clear plate on the printer and tighten the screws. | #Install the clear plate on the printer and tighten the screws. | ||
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#Start the print. | #Start the print. | ||
#Listen to ensure that 30 seconds after the print starts, you hear a popping noise as the print separates from the clear plastic sheet and stays attached to the blue build plate. Cancel the print if you don't hear the popping noise, probably. | #Listen to ensure that 30 seconds after the print starts, you hear a popping noise as the print separates from the clear plastic sheet and stays attached to the blue build plate. Cancel the print if you don't hear the popping noise, probably. | ||
# | #You can estimate the print time based on the Duration and Percent Complete. | ||
#When complete, use the [[Curing station (Anycubic Wash and Cure Machine) ID:160|Curing station]] guide/video to post-process, clean, and cure your print. | |||
#Drain the excess resin in the tray back into the bottle. Avoid contamination. Use a squeegee, and don't break the clear plastic sheet. | |||
#Wipe down with IPA. | |||
==Discussion Threads== | ==Discussion Threads== | ||
[https://forum.protospace.ca/t/resin-printers-down/688 Resin Printers Down] | [https://forum.protospace.ca/t/resin-printers-down/688 Resin Printers Down] | ||