Thanks for the thorough follow up! About your issue with support marks at 06:31 and your two modifications improving this, if you look carefully at Battle Brother Sam's settings in the screenshot of his video on the Reflex RS (5 min in), he didn't disable the sphere contact shape, he simply made the diameter of the sphere the same as the diameter of the support tip (0.22 mm). He also decreased the penetration down to 0.05 mm indeed. In the end, this is not the same and your two settings are different. I'll try both.
@@saulfofana275 For now I still have to use the default supports settings on my particular model otherwise I get horizontal skip lines (suction cup like) - the finer autosupports don't seem to hold the model that well. Although they work for smaller models. YMMV
Thank you for this perspective. Feels like most of the negative aspects that you pointed out are relative to the mobile app. I would say that these should be fixable in future updates, and the good news is that Heygears seem to be very responsive. Great content. Cheers
Thank you so much for going over how you changed your support settings. I’ve been really annoyed with every reviewer using the PRM, because it has made it difficult to get info about tuning the printer without the aid of that accessory.
Thanks for the update! I just got the RS a month ago and agree with a lot of what you said. I also had the same experience with low exposure resins. I tried Phrozen 8K resin which prints with 0.9s for me on an Elegoo using ACF. In the RS, I could get successful prints, but it would leave slivers stuck to the vat and a lot of fused supports against the models. I think the HeyGears resins just have a higher exposure setting that just isn't compatible with very fast 3rd party resins. I'm also disappointed with the app. I don't have disconnection errors, but it doesn't really give good info or notifications or heated vat info, like you said. It needs a lot of work. Also since the printer is constantly checking peel forces, why doesn't it report an error when the peel force drops to near zero (like when you have a print failure?). I think the new Anycubics have pressure sensors now and they can do this. Still love the printer, but I think there's a lot of opportunities for improvements. Anyway, great content! I'm definitely subscribing.
A couple of concerns over the Heygears closed ecosystem, what happens if Heygears servers are down - zero zip slicing of files, and what happens if Heygrears decides to stop supporting the consumer market - no 'supported' resins as well as no new sliced files for the printer. I've seen what one click auto supports are like in several slicers and while some are better than others most end up placing supports right across details that then destroy that detail. It also seems they prefer to orientate the objects such that the surface we humans are interested in such a way as to cover that surface with supports. I realize that you can use a third party slicer to support models, export as a .STL file and then import that into the Heygears slicer, but that is not the click and print solution that Heygears is selling. Heygears slicer might be better at orientation and supports, but their slicer still appears to pick less than ideal orientations. Seems like a better solution would be to allow other slicers directly. And resins from third parties in a similar fashion as Bamboo does for filaments with their FDM printers.
The slicer can be used offline. No servers necessary. You can also use a wide variety of third party resins. HeyGears doesn't recommend it, but you can and they work just fine. Auto-orientation is not ideal for detailed models, but it takes no time to orient a model yourself. Rumor has it they are in discussions with other resin makers, but time will tell if that bears fruit.
Do you feel the wash and cure station is worth the money? I have the Elegoo Mercury X was and cure station currently and I’m unsure whether or not I want to spend the extra money on the hey gears wash and cure station
Thanks for the thorough follow up! About your issue with support marks at 06:31 and your two modifications improving this, if you look carefully at Battle Brother Sam's settings in the screenshot of his video on the Reflex RS (5 min in), he didn't disable the sphere contact shape, he simply made the diameter of the sphere the same as the diameter of the support tip (0.22 mm). He also decreased the penetration down to 0.05 mm indeed. In the end, this is not the same and your two settings are different. I'll try both.
hey there - what was your conclusion?!
@@saulfofana275 For now I still have to use the default supports settings on my particular model otherwise I get horizontal skip lines (suction cup like) - the finer autosupports don't seem to hold the model that well. Although they work for smaller models. YMMV
Thank you for this perspective. Feels like most of the negative aspects that you pointed out are relative to the mobile app. I would say that these should be fixable in future updates, and the good news is that Heygears seem to be very responsive.
Great content. Cheers
Great follow up vid - thank you sir!
Thank you so much for going over how you changed your support settings. I’ve been really annoyed with every reviewer using the PRM, because it has made it difficult to get info about tuning the printer without the aid of that accessory.
Thanks for the update! I just got the RS a month ago and agree with a lot of what you said. I also had the same experience with low exposure resins. I tried Phrozen 8K resin which prints with 0.9s for me on an Elegoo using ACF. In the RS, I could get successful prints, but it would leave slivers stuck to the vat and a lot of fused supports against the models. I think the HeyGears resins just have a higher exposure setting that just isn't compatible with very fast 3rd party resins.
I'm also disappointed with the app. I don't have disconnection errors, but it doesn't really give good info or notifications or heated vat info, like you said. It needs a lot of work. Also since the printer is constantly checking peel forces, why doesn't it report an error when the peel force drops to near zero (like when you have a print failure?). I think the new Anycubics have pressure sensors now and they can do this. Still love the printer, but I think there's a lot of opportunities for improvements.
Anyway, great content! I'm definitely subscribing.
Cant wait to get mine
Great Video!
Are they going to make more resins for the RS would love a clear resin
Fauxhammer sent me... Subbed
Oh really? Thank you, and I'll need to thank him too!
Haha same here actually
Thank you too!
I reached out to them for a printer for my channel, I haven't heard anything. I'm still a really small channel. Who knows what the future will hold.
A couple of concerns over the Heygears closed ecosystem, what happens if Heygears servers are down - zero zip slicing of files, and what happens if Heygrears decides to stop supporting the consumer market - no 'supported' resins as well as no new sliced files for the printer.
I've seen what one click auto supports are like in several slicers and while some are better than others most end up placing supports right across details that then destroy that detail. It also seems they prefer to orientate the objects such that the surface we humans are interested in such a way as to cover that surface with supports. I realize that you can use a third party slicer to support models, export as a .STL file and then import that into the Heygears slicer, but that is not the click and print solution that Heygears is selling. Heygears slicer might be better at orientation and supports, but their slicer still appears to pick less than ideal orientations. Seems like a better solution would be to allow other slicers directly. And resins from third parties in a similar fashion as Bamboo does for filaments with their FDM printers.
The slicer can be used offline. No servers necessary. You can also use a wide variety of third party resins. HeyGears doesn't recommend it, but you can and they work just fine. Auto-orientation is not ideal for detailed models, but it takes no time to orient a model yourself.
Rumor has it they are in discussions with other resin makers, but time will tell if that bears fruit.
What layer setting did you use for that mask?
50 microns.
Do you feel the wash and cure station is worth the money? I have the Elegoo Mercury X was and cure station currently and I’m unsure whether or not I want to spend the extra money on the hey gears wash and cure station
I think they're overpriced. I like the cure station more because of its size and heating function. But I'd rather spend my money on cheaper options.
So if you did not get it for free, would you spend your money on it?
Yes I would.
gurgling lol....I don't know why it's making me laugh so hard.
FauxHammer sent me here. And he was right - YOU sir make TOP NOTCH content.
Thank you!