Continuing the discussion from Calibration tool and models:
Many thanks @ChristopherBarr for your stair-step calibration gauge and spreadsheet. (And thanks to @JoshK for his work on the cubic scale test).
I picked up the Form1+ as a tool for my jewelry business. As you can imagine, proper cailbration is going to be essential to my needs.
Printed with FormLabs White resin, 100um resolution.
Average design Variance: X: 99.68%, Y: 99.53%, Z: 101.27%
My settings are now:
Scale: (Change for every model, every time)
0.988%
Form1+ Fine Tuning: (Change once)
X: 1.570%
Y: 1.714%
Here’s a graphic that might help anyone else use these tools:
A couple of notes in case you release a v.2.
- Clearly marked X, Y and Z. Especially since FormLabs strangely reversed the traditional X and Y
FINE TUNING YOUR FORM 1+ – FORMLABS TROUBLESHOOTING
The Y-axis of the Form 1 and Form 1+ is the direction from “left to right”, or hinge- to-peel, across the build platform. The X-axis is the front-to-back direction.
2.Reduced supports, perhaps. I’m not sure where the balance is between calibration integrity and sheer effort.