@@ItsBrody It's a bigger issue on these printers because there's a big gap. On the other printers I can still get underneath the LCD so I still put a piece of tape in between the LCD and the VAT.
Great trick I am currently working on a TPU "skirt" for the build plate, because cleaning it is such a pain in the neck... But if someone already has something, I am not going to re-invent cool water...😂 Anyway, eager to see the next tip.
in the google docs you write about levelling the build-late, i don't need to do that for saturn 4 ultra right, just make sure the printer level with a spirit level
@@J3DTech Real cool stuff! I have a mill that I was tempted to try this with but worried that I'd still need some kind of 'spring' for the auto leveling cycle. Glad I'll get the opportunity to see a working solution!
@@MoonWind32690 There is an even more simple soltion I'm going to try. It's just an mod to attach a normal build plate to the printer. I'll probalby dealy my video till I can get that tested and if it's a good test include it.
0:13 wow is that some kind of bandaid fix to the heater's layerline issue? hahaha i'd love to see the video about that one :) FYI my personal theory was that the heater was heating one side of the tilting mechanism causing one side to expand and shrink somehow, or maybe even causing the z axis to expand and shrink
@@Katobase-u6t Oh I've got all the data on that. I need to make a follow up about it. The heaters temp sensor is the incorrect type. It gets too hot, then too cold forcing the print itself to shrink and grow causing the banding.
@@TheTuorgustavo That was to help the heater from causing as many banding issues. It helped but it didn't permanently solve it. Unfortunately, there isn't a way to prevent that heater from overheating the chamber and allowing it to undercool and then overheating it again creating banding issues. However, with the mod, if you print short things like minis, you won't have an issue. It's only an issue on taller objects again that is with the mod. Without the mod you get issues pretty quick
Never even thought of that being an issue. Resin getting under there. Feel like my Mono X got outdated pretty quickly lol
@@ItsBrody It's a bigger issue on these printers because there's a big gap. On the other printers I can still get underneath the LCD so I still put a piece of tape in between the LCD and the VAT.
Great trick
I am currently working on a TPU "skirt" for the build plate, because cleaning it is such a pain in the neck...
But if someone already has something, I am not going to re-invent cool water...😂
Anyway, eager to see the next tip.
@@Martin-Dcalc-3D You know what they say. If it works it ain't stupid. 😂
in the google docs you write about levelling the build-late, i don't need to do that for saturn 4 ultra right, just make sure the printer level with a spirit level
@@bubaart Correct you can't level that printer.
Cool and all.
But.
What did you do to your S4U build plate?
Is that manual leveling?! Where are the deets!!!!
@@MoonWind32690 That is manual leveling and I'm working on the video. It's pretty much all filmed. I just need to finish editing and release it
@@J3DTech Real cool stuff!
I have a mill that I was tempted to try this with but worried that I'd still need some kind of 'spring' for the auto leveling cycle. Glad I'll get the opportunity to see a working solution!
@@MoonWind32690 There is an even more simple soltion I'm going to try. It's just an mod to attach a normal build plate to the printer. I'll probalby dealy my video till I can get that tested and if it's a good test include it.
Love it, my Saturn 4 Ultra is arriving next week. I might even think about 3D printing something for that issue.
0:13 wow is that some kind of bandaid fix to the heater's layerline issue? hahaha i'd love to see the video about that one :)
FYI my personal theory was that the heater was heating one side of the tilting mechanism causing one side to expand and shrink somehow, or maybe even causing the z axis to expand and shrink
@@Katobase-u6t Oh I've got all the data on that. I need to make a follow up about it.
The heaters temp sensor is the incorrect type. It gets too hot, then too cold forcing the print itself to shrink and grow causing the banding.
@@J3DTechso how to fix the problem … 🫣
Great tip! What is the red mod on the heater?
@@TheTuorgustavo That was to help the heater from causing as many banding issues. It helped but it didn't permanently solve it. Unfortunately, there isn't a way to prevent that heater from overheating the chamber and allowing it to undercool and then overheating it again creating banding issues.
However, with the mod, if you print short things like minis, you won't have an issue. It's only an issue on taller objects again that is with the mod. Without the mod you get issues pretty quick
You should practice a bit your metric system units! :P
Bro, those are centimeters, not millimeters lol.
Very true, I'm used to saying MM all day my brain played a trick on me. Maybe I should have used freedom units 📏😁
legend thanks
Where was this video a week ago when i bought my Saturn?
Never to late to add it, unless it's all ready dead?
@@J3DTech its not dead yet, i have some experience with handling chemicals. Ive also been using the bib, I will be adding this tho.
Hi, Fauxhammer sent me
@@leonandrews2668 I'll need to tell him thank you!