I was trying to find a way to contact you with no luck so I will post a comment in hope you can reply on my address.
I'm a small 3Dprinting business based in Prague - Czech republic. I currently own whole bunch of printers - 6 Solidscape Machines, 3 envisiontec Perfactory, 1 Meiko SLA, 1 SDI RapidToolMaker, 1 Z-corp powder printer. I'm also servicing Solidscape printers world-wide.
I came across your blog few times in the past but today caught my eye the flash curing unit which you are building.
I think we might cooperate on our inventions.
I'm now building a post curing unit made of 5x 20W short spectum (405nm peak) high-power LEDs and I'm making it pulsating. I was thinking of using the mercury short-arc flash lamp made by Ushio but then I decided to go for short spectral emision device (but that might be a mistake).
I'm also producing several spare parts for 3dprinters myself. And I'm also in the process of producing a basements for DLP 3dprinters. For separation I'm using a film produced in Japan and intended to be used as Ipad screen protection. (http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Solution-Anti-Fingerprint-Professional-PGSH-IPAD2R/dp/B006HUK3M2).
Apart from that I would love to discuss the resins, etc.
contact me, silhanek(at)cmkkits.com my 3dprinting website - www.part2print.com
I'm on my way to building a DLP resin printer myself, found a nice xenon powered 1024x768 DLP beamer, but i have a few questions that i couldn't find answered (maybe i didn't read well enough) What material did you end up using for the bottom of the resin container? I imagine it's either Lexan with no UV treatment or quartz glass.. How did you prevent the resin from curing on the bottom of that? Do you really need such a thick piece of glass to hold the project or is a metal plate good too? How much resin do you need to keep in the container? Do you run into many heat problems?
Sorry for the flood of questions. I would like to start off correctly, as i've built multiple printers and other machines, I know how difficult it is to start "wrong" :) Thank you in advance!
Dear 3DLPrint blogger,
ReplyDeleteI was trying to find a way to contact you with no luck so I will post a comment in hope you can reply on my address.
I'm a small 3Dprinting business based in Prague - Czech republic. I currently own whole bunch of printers - 6 Solidscape Machines, 3 envisiontec Perfactory, 1 Meiko SLA, 1 SDI RapidToolMaker, 1 Z-corp powder printer.
I'm also servicing Solidscape printers world-wide.
I came across your blog few times in the past but today caught my eye the flash curing unit which you are building.
I think we might cooperate on our inventions.
I'm now building a post curing unit made of 5x 20W short spectum (405nm peak) high-power LEDs and I'm making it pulsating. I was thinking of using the mercury short-arc flash lamp made by Ushio but then I decided to go for short spectral emision device (but that might be a mistake).
I'm also producing several spare parts for 3dprinters myself.
And I'm also in the process of producing a basements for DLP 3dprinters. For separation I'm using a film produced in Japan and intended to be used as Ipad screen protection. (http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Solution-Anti-Fingerprint-Professional-PGSH-IPAD2R/dp/B006HUK3M2).
Apart from that I would love to discuss the resins, etc.
contact me,
silhanek(at)cmkkits.com
my 3dprinting website - www.part2print.com
Hey there,
ReplyDeleteI'm on my way to building a DLP resin printer myself, found a nice xenon powered 1024x768 DLP beamer, but i have a few questions that i couldn't find answered (maybe i didn't read well enough)
What material did you end up using for the bottom of the resin container? I imagine it's either Lexan with no UV treatment or quartz glass.. How did you prevent the resin from curing on the bottom of that? Do you really need such a thick piece of glass to hold the project or is a metal plate good too?
How much resin do you need to keep in the container?
Do you run into many heat problems?
Sorry for the flood of questions. I would like to start off correctly, as i've built multiple printers and other machines, I know how difficult it is to start "wrong" :)
Thank you in advance!