I noticed there was some cured resin on the bottom of my resin tank. A generous application of Novus 1 and the microfiber cloth did not remove it. I suspect the stain is adversely affecting my prints. How could I get rid of it? Thanks!
P.S. There are stains like this in a couple spots, so it is difficult to “work around”. Also, I have another resin tank ordered, so it is fine if there is nothing that can be done. Thanks again.
It is unclear to me how resilient the silicon membrane is. I have owned the Form1 since May and have gone through 5 resin tanks. Parts often fail, and end up sticking to the membrane, leaving ghost part outlines. Can I print though these residual traces accurately? I sent my machine back for service after 6 weeks of email support. The machine failed on the 2nd print, and now I am not getting anything printing. Formlabs claims you can get 200 prints out of a resin tray. What happens if you have a print failure? so far ive gotten about 25-30 prints max out of a tray before it needs replacing. Can someone explain to me why you can’t use your fingers to remove parts adhered to the silicon. I know my fingers are way more delicate than the sharp metal spatula provided. some expert opinions would be appreciated. thanks
how many people are actually getting 2 liters of prints out of a single tray?
I don’t use my fingers simply to avoid getting resin on things I touch later. The silicone seems quite resilient, the corner of my scraper has never left a mark. I am on my third printer and first resin tank so I have no advice on the tank life other than I am now on my 3rd liter since purchasing over a year ago.
I’m on my 3rd printer now and I can get between 30-50 prints from a tank before the pdms deterioration renders the tank unusable. I’m having a go next week to re-rubberize my old tanks.