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Thank you for your comment. It’s appreciated!
If I had a higher spec printer, there is no doubt these prints would look even more awesome and could get some great quality prints! I look forward to trying more of their products 🙂
Hey, I am using a 50mm/min lifting speed
Normally, it would be the exposure times you would need to amend. I just used the standard Longer Resin settings built into Chitubox.
Perhaps it’s not a levelling issue…Have you tried decreasing your lift speed? Increased exposure time? Sanded the surface of the build plate? Many other factors could affect what you are experiencing. For me, I’ve still not experienced any major issues…
Hey John,
I’ve not come across any issues with mine. Perhaps those suffering the issues haven’t cleaned their plates properly or the lift speed is set too fast? I don’t know, but personally, no issues with mine.
I’ve not tried with big prints yet, however, I am in the process of printing multiple parts on the build plate which aren’t hollowed, so there should be some weight to the prints.
You are welcome! 🙂
You’ll be pleased you got one!
Hi Andy, thanks for your kind comment.
I tried to make it clear and concise so it’s easy to understand.
Hi Malcolm,
You’d have to contact Microswiss directly for that answer as they are the manufacturer
Thanks for your comment Gary. It’s always something worth doing, especially if you do change nozzles or swap your hotends 🙂
Thank you for your comment. I have amended
Thanks Pete. I have amended!
Hey BJ Elliott,
Thanks for your response! Glad you found it informative!
There will be a follow up in the future for this too which will include issues and upgrades, so keep an eye out for that!
Thanks for your comment George.
Unfortunately, I don’t know the answer to that, however, it may be best to forward your question to BIQU themselves and I have no doubt that they’ll be able to answer 🙂