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do you use lamp or led on your system?

Temp will affect viscosity, which by the way influence somehow in kinects change, if you do some search about temp, you will see at normal conditions that temperature will not have significant change on resin kinects, if should take account primary the energy dose and dynamics.

Hi

Me i use this function when i test new resin, generaly i will print smaller base  at 2mm over 1 mm thick and then very narrow wall at 0.5mm width. If you look at the bottom of your picture, i have the same but 10 times smaller. After that i will place different timing from 4s to 12 s.
After generate the plate i will look at the layer display and count the number of pad per raw, this to adjust my timing setup again to get one timing per raw. In clear, i have 6 pads per raw, so i will write the timing like this 4,4,4,4,4,4,5,5,5,5,5,5,6,6,6,6,6,6,.......

Re generate and launch the print.

When finish, i will not clean my plate yet, and with the finger, will see what raw is the softer one, if it bent, move left or right.
This give me the target curing time for my prints. If my print have very large surfaces, i will increase 0.5 to 1 second my target. If my print have thin walls, thin supports, then i will stay at target time. If you want print proof faillures, then target plus 1 or 2s.

Remember, soft curing will give you print not stable, so deformed print. hard curring give you good print and stable. Over cure will break you vat faster.

And i forgot, the top print on your picture is used for calibration. Measure x and y.

Wish can help.

Last edited by laopa (2017-07-03 15:04:48)

Question
The calibration plate uses the mask?