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I use the grey resin because the model resin is garbage. We have been having issues with models being consistently accurate. Suggestions?
I use the grey resin because the model resin is garbage. We have been having issues with models being consistently accurate. Suggestions?
Ya, we are in the market.Buy a different printer
.... We are not having consistent results. Some crowns rock on preps even when taken out of contact. Holes for articulation don't fit properly.What about the model resin is bad for you? We have started using it and running tests, running into issues perhaps this might be a reason!
.... We are not having consistent results. Some crowns rock on preps even when taken out of contact. Holes for articulation don't fit properly.
I don't make removable dies way to much pain. I make a solid model and a separate die for margins.Yeah that seems to be the issue with us also, having fit issues with dies, inconsistencies all around, duplicate prints, different results. Kind of scratching our heads on what it could be. Might just be the printers.
I don't make removable dies way to much pain. I make a solid model and a separate die for margins.
There is always a support you have to cut away or some pooling of material, headache, but still easier than making traditional models. Though stone models done well are far superior to work on imo.That's what i have been leaning towards trying, seems way easier than wrangling this into some semblance of consistency.
There is always a support you have to cut away or some pooling of material, headache, but still easier than making traditional models. Though stone models done well are far superior to work on imo.
I think it is rated for 25 but I print at 50 because it would take too long. If we were larger volume i would do a die print at 25 and models at 50. Also i think that accuracy is mainly measured in the Z axis not xyz axes.Yeah exactly, and well done stone is the standard at which we are trying to measure against... leads to headache after headache, when 1 or 2 prints work well but the recipe does not work with the next print. Might have to try to sell everyone on doing the separate die strategy.
Does the Grey material go down to 25 microns? Or are you printing it at 50?
I think it is rated for 25 but I print at 50 because it would take too long. If we were larger volume i would do a die print at 25 and models at 50. Also i think that accuracy is mainly measured in the Z axis not xyz axes.
5 hours for one die but only 5 hours 10 min for two or three dies.Yeah that's essentially what we do for larger print days, models at 50 dies at 25, since even 1 die at 25 takes like 5 or 6 hours...
Hold the phone. It takes you 5 hours to print a single die?.....5 hours for one die but only 5 hours 10 min for two or three dies.
5 hours for one die but only 5 hours 10 min for two or three dies.
It all depends on height. If you make it short 3 or 4 hours if you lay it on its side you can get it done in an hour. Laying a die on its side doesn't seem wise to me.Hold the phone. It takes you 5 hours to print a single die?.....
Yikes. That is freaking crazy. You need an AsigaIt all depends on height. If you make it short 3 or 4 hours if you lay it on its side you can get it done in an hour. Laying a die on its side doesn't seem wise to me.
email me [email protected] Ill send you an stl or two and you print them and I will compare.Yikes. That is freaking crazy. You need an Asiga
Email sent.email me [email protected] Ill send you an stl or two and you print them and I will compare.