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Elegoo Saturn S Resin 9.1" Ultra 4K Monochrome LCD 3D Printer on sale for $299.99 - Extra $10 Off w/ discount code
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About the Product- EL3D-3.0.1
- Chitubox Slicer Software
- 3.5: Touch Screen Display
- 4K+ HD 9.1" Monochrome LCD Panel
- 30-70mm/h Printing Speed
- Dual Z-Axis Linear Railway
- Plug-In Active Carbon Filter
- Ball-Bearing Leveling
- Aluminum Alloy Resin Tank
Warranty- Includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty + lifetime support w/ purchase
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UPDATE: I just posted this DEAL FOR RESIN. Get it while it's cheap!
How about AnyCubic:
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I can't tell the difference between Flash Forge, Elegoo or AnyCubic. Thanks in advance!
How about AnyCubic:
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I can't tell the difference between Flash Forge, Elegoo or AnyCubic. Thanks in advance!
I've been watching the videos and understand the messy/toxic portions of it, but know resin is where it's at for gaming/D&D style miniatures.
Looking at the other Flashforge thread, I was concerned with "slicing" as I do not know what that means yet. I was hoping I could just download a file and get to printing/cleaning/etc. As these are miniatures to be hand painted, quality of the cast is the most important to me.
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I've been watching the videos and understand the messy/toxic portions of it, but know resin is where it's at for gaming/D&D style miniatures.
Looking at the other Flashforge thread, I was concerned with "slicing" as I do not know what that means yet. I was hoping I could just download a file and get to printing/cleaning/etc. As these are miniatures to be hand painted, quality of the cast is the most important to me.
Your slicer software, whether it's Lychee, Chitubox, etc will load a model up (usually STL file type) and you tell the software what printer you are using so it can correctly calculate and code how the model will print. If the model is by itself you would use this software to then add supports and then "slice" it. Which means generate the final file your particular printer needs. In the case of that Flashforge printer, it could be SVGX or FDG filetype. If your model already has supports, you load it into the slicer and then directly go to the output slice options - presuming you have your printer profile already set for the type of resin you will be using.
Here is a starting point [youtube.com]. Keep in mind, while there is value in showing the differences between slicing software, not all of them have profiles for whatever printer you are using. The real benefit of that video is showing you the process of what slicing is and what it entails.
Your slicer software, whether it's Lychee, Chitubox, etc will load a model up (usually STL file type) and you tell the software what printer you are using so it can correctly calculate and code how the model will print. If the model is by itself you would use this software to then add supports and then "slice" it. Which means generate the final file your particular printer needs. In the case of that Flashforge printer, it could be SVGX or FDG filetype. If your model already has supports, you load it into the slicer and then directly go to the output slice options - presuming you have your printer profile already set for the type of resin you will be using.
Here is a starting point [youtube.com]. Keep in mind, while there is value in showing the differences between slicing software, not all of them have profiles for whatever printer you are using. The real benefit of that video is showing you the process of what slicing is and what it entails.
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Personally, I own an Elegoo Mars, Elegoo Saturn, Anycubic Mono 4k, Anycubic Mono 6k, and a Peopoly Phenom Prime. They are all legit. The plate thing is my main critique. The mono 6k is my goto guy, think I got it for like $400. It felt like a great price then and I think I have seen them for less. Anything 4k or over is great, anything the size of the mono is a dream. The mars is perfectly rad though, makes awesome minis. Those were on slickdeals one time for $100. Get into resin printing it rules
edit: to learn blender, I have found the discord to be immensely helpful. Other than that just grinding it out through the manual or watching videos about blender that are boring and bad instead of cool stuff like mando or playing games. basically, you just gotta sink the time
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Personally, I own an Elegoo Mars, Elegoo Saturn, Anycubic Mono 4k, Anycubic Mono 6k, and a Peopoly Phenom Prime. They are all legit. The plate thing is my main critique. The mono 6k is my goto guy, think I got it for like $400. It felt like a great price then and I think I have seen them for less. Anything 4k or over is great, anything the size of the mono is a dream. The mars is perfectly rad though, makes awesome minis. Those were on slickdeals one time for $100. Get into resin printing it rules
Thanks, got it and will use it to dip my toe into the field. DRG minis here I come!
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