Voxelab Resin Printer Setup: What You Will Need, PPE, How To Add The File and Slice It, First Print.
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- Voxelab Resin Printer Setup: What You Will Need, PPE, How To Add The File and Slice It, First Print.
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6 Inches LCD 3D Printer
High-precision restoration of printing model details.
Main features:
Sufficient performance: build volume 130*82*155mm, print speed 17-22mm/h.
3.5" touchscreen: set up 3d printing quickly by taps.
2K monochrome LCD screen, pixel size 50 microns (2560*1620): quick curing, helps achieve quicker printing speed and longer service life.
Assisted bed levelling system: simple bed levelling system lets you level the platform in 15 seconds.
Full grayscale anti-aliasing feature: print with exquisite details.
Linear rails: ensure Z-axis move steadily, eliminates riffles on final prints, shows smooth surface and delicate texture.
3D print materials: compatible with most 405nm wavelength photosensitive resins in the market.
Slicing software: ChituBox and VoxelPrint.
Integrated FEP film design: replace FEP film by tightening 12 screws, super easy.
Resin vat maximum level: prevent pouring too much resin. Put an end to resin waste!
Monochrome Screen:
6" 2K monochrome screen, pixels resolution 2560*1620, single-pixel size 50 μm. Service life is more than doubled than that of ordinary colour screens.
Full Grayscale Anti-aliasing:
With full grayscale anti-aliasing feature, Proxima 6.0 prints model with exquisite details. Refined printing is a piece of cake!
Light Evenness:
Proxima 6.0 uses 405nm-wavelength UV integrated light to ensure a higher printing success rate. Reflector spotlight makes the light source more concentrated and even.
Improved Printing Efficiency:
Proxima 6.0 is capable of printing several models at one go.
Larger Build Volume:
130*82*155mm build volume enables you to finish bigger and larger prints at a time.
Unlock your creativity, print anything!
Linear Rails Reduce Model Grains
Linear rails ensure Z-axis move steadily, eliminates riffles on final prints, show smooth surface and delicate texture.
Easy and Quick Bed Leveling:
A simple bed levelling system lets you level the platform in 15 seconds.
Integrated FEP Film Design:
Just tighten 12 screws to replace FEP film. You can finish replacing it within 3 minutes!
Two Slicing Software:
Supports ChituBox and VoxelPrint 3d printing software for fast model slicing.
Resin Vat Maximum Level:
There is a maximum level in the resin vat to prevent pouring too much resin. Put an end to resin waste!
Wide Resin Compatibility:
Compatible with most of the 405nm wavelength resins in the market: Standard Rapid, ABS-Like, Washable Resin, and more.
Note: Voxelab LCD 3d printers are suitable for most 405nm wavelength resins in the market.
If you are using Voxelab LCD 3D printers, we recommend print with Voxelab resin for better printing results and performance.
Disclaimer: This video is not suitable for children because it involves equipment for adult use only.
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Thank you for the video; didn't know you could pause to monitor progress. Good guide to VoxelPrint. You've inspired me to have a go!
No problem 😁👍🏻
I'm watching this now and I'm headed to the mailroom to go pick up mine! So excited!
Awesome let me know how you get on 👍🏻😁🔥
@@FL4MEWITHA4 I'm printing the usual deer right now in clear. Seems to be going well. 🙂
Amazing let me know if it prints good 😁🔥
@@FL4MEWITHA4 it printed well. I'm not using Shine Sing Opaque Blue for some ornaments.
Do you have a video on cleaning the machine and recycling the resin? As well as how to remove the supports?
Amazing video, first one I’ve watched looking forward to the next stage
Thank you 😁🔥
My voxelab proxima 6 is showing different resolution with projector 2560. All resolution settings are correct. The voxelab program voxe print won't save files as fdg only from files doesn't give me the option of fdg.
The reason your FDM printer underestimates its print time is that the board doesn't calculate all the individual movements and how long they will take in relation to your acceleration and jerk settings, and instead goes only on the selected print speed.
Analogy: Your map software tells you it takes 6 hours to go from A to B, but doesn't take into account having to slow down and speed up due to traffic, sharp turns and signals.
Do you have printer settings and have you used any water resin with this printer if so what brand and also how did you clean it as well as i hear some water machine are not really for water resin be grateful for the help i like to print some figures and tanks and bikes many thanks
Man, i need this video so now i know what i was doing wrong lmao. mind i ask a link to the site where i can download Voxalprint? my search engine is a bit weird...
Yes of course 👍🏻www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.voxelab3dp.com/download&ved=2ahUKEwjxkvvmiaj2AhXbi1wKHeabCZcQFnoECAUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw18mcm9JJzan7S1eDI7-7_t
@@FL4MEWITHA4 appreciate it, man! have yourself a good day!
Can you do a video on using the voxelab splicer I'm new and can use some help can't find videos on it anywhere 🙏
There is a little bit on using it in this video but yes of course I can make a video on it, anything you are unsure of please send me a comment and I will try and help you 😁🔥
That would be awesome thank you for your time and help I'm really unsure of how you can hallow the model out with the voxel print splicer.
I can’t seem to find the clean up video. Could I get the link to it?
Not yet released coming soon 👍🏻🔥
New to this what's a good link for the software for this model.
www.voxelab3dp.com/download 😁🔥
Hi I'm looking at these , but I need to make drop targets for a pinball machine , and what do you think would work best as resin
Resin is very hard wearing but you could always use abs in other 3D printing 👍🏻 🔥😁
I keep getting error that something went wrong during slicing. Do you know what could cause that?
Have you tried restarting the software? Usually an error in the program. 🔥👍🏻 Always check for updates as well.
also i have .stl files mainly so can i print them with this printer ? thanks
Just a few points 1) Why are you using abs resin? 2) No mention of a curing station? 3) If this is ment to be aimed at people new to resin printing why no mention of water wash resin, its a hell of a lot safer and less likley to cause any reactions.
Hello and thanks for the comment, the resin I use is suitable for beginners just need to be safe even if it's water base there are also ppe and safety protocol to use, best to be prepared. I will be using and testing all kinds of resin over time 😁🔥 many thanks
Curing can be done using UV light from the sun on a window but as I said in my video the curing video is coming very soon 😁🔥
@@FL4MEWITHA4 is a mask necessary, if so do you have any suggestions? Just curious if the dust mask is going to be enough!
@@TheSticknstone2 No. I've been printing with resin for years and don't use a mask. Nobody I know uses a mask. If you have even mediocre air circulation in your print room, you won't notice the printer much. As long as you don't try to huff the resin, you should be fine.
if you lift the platter way up is't easy to fill the tray
Thank you 😁🔥
Everytime I put a file on my USB flashdrive it won't show in the printer after I plug it in HELP!!!! PLEASE
Mines not sticking to the plate. Grr. Suggestions? I'm using water washable grey resin.
Always check the bed is level and also make sure your settings are good, what and how are you trying to print, what software are you using? Is the object at an angle.👍🏻🔥
I found that the default exposure of 3.5 seconds aren't long enough. I tried 5.5, 6.5, and 7.5 seconds. I had good luck with all three. So, I settled on 6.5.
I have one of these and Had some resin get between the FEP and the mono screen. Of course it cured on the screen. In the process of cleaning it up it looks like I scraped off some kind blueish tinting material.
Do I remove the rest and continue printing or do I replace the screen?
You would need to replace the screen as you will have curing issues 👍🏻🔥
@@FL4MEWITHA4 That's what I figured. Thank you for the help and the videos.
what happened to plushtrap?
We are 85% complete and when we get to 100% we will make the finished video 😁🔥 stay tuned
@@FL4MEWITHA4 oh im excited
I can’t get my prints to show up so I put them on the usb drive then I plug the usb drive in and nothing pops up on the print screen
How are you saving your prints? 👍🏻😁🔥
@@FL4MEWITHA4 I figured it out thanks I just now have to fix why it’s not printing everything I have tried just ends up as a flat piece of resin at the bottom
Great video, audio needs work. You would have exceptional videos if you invest in a quality microphone.
We took your advise and ordered a new mic 🎤 thank you 🔥👍🏻
There is no way my wife is gonna let me get this printer after seeing all the safety equipment required for resin printers.
All equipment using printers have some kind of safety warnings, it's just good practice to be safe but also achieve amazing prints, I am sure if you ask nicely you might be ok 😁🔥
iVideoGameBoss: the only thing you really need are gloves. You won't be working with the raw resin for long enough periods of time to get nauseated by the smell and unless you're literally throwing your resin bottle with the cap lightly screwed on around...well, resin doesn't explode. I know hundreds of people who resin print - from complete newbies to people who operate $100,000 print farms, and none of them use goggles or ventilation when working with resin printers.
In fact, in my years working with them, I've only seen 2 occasions where someone got a resin burn and on both, it was due to negligence (one guy left spilled resin on his leg then went outside in the sunlight in shorts and the other was making a video to debunk how dangerous resin is (spoiler alert: in the vast majority of situations, it isnt)).
The thing your wife won't like about this printer is it stinks - bad. All resin printers do. If you can't actively cycle the air in the room your resin printer is in, consider a HEPA (or heavily condensed charcoal) filter system for it.
says click the link that he will leave `here` points to nothing... slow clap
The link is displayed in the top right instead lol 😅🔥 sorry for the mix up
So much for the clean up video...fail
It's coming 😁🔥