Quarter scale print and paint in less than 12hrs?
Added 2024-02-06 20:03:36 +0000 UTCI’m 5 hours into what could possibly be the silliest thing I have done for a while and I may regret my life choices. I have decided that in order to appease the YouTube algorithm I have to do the classic “ I did this time extensive job in less time than it takes to have a poo” video.
Anycubic sent me the m5s pro to have a little play with and that’s what got me over the first hurdle. Because as we know this statue printed on one machine is easily a day at best since it was 3 plates I would say two today and one tomorrow so that’s 2 day’s actually, let’s say you printed like me at 0.03mm then that’s more like 3 days. A day each plate. Well 2 hours was the first and 1 and a half for the two subsequent plates. Now printing at this speed does mean we are going to have some larger layers and possibly some fair amount of sanding to do. But I essentially have 7 hours to sand and paint this model to complete it. Can it be done?
Think that quality may have to take a back seat and speed demon your dad has to come out to play a little.
Comments
Ah OK. I still need to install my heater into my juputer se. Thanks for the quick reply! Been loving your videos the last week or so and I'm currently working on the Rebecca model from CA3D.
WAFFLATOR
2024-03-19 18:32:51 +0000 UTCI used the presets in the anycubic slicer and yea the enclosure was like 35/40 degrees Celsius using that heater fan that comes with the m 5s pro
Brent Goudie
2024-03-19 18:30:17 +0000 UTCNew guy here! I recently saw you video for this and am curious what exposure time you used for the .1mm layers? Also was keeping the resin warm a part of the equation?
WAFFLATOR
2024-03-19 18:17:41 +0000 UTC
