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In the future though! No big rush to work on that now I don't think. I'm sure you could make that happen given what I've seen you do so far.
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So, one way to do that is to move the projector around in an array pattern, but to do that effectively would require quite a bit of control software magic. One feature that you might want to consider tackling is, there will eventually be people wanting to print bigger parts via DLP. So, I'm currently waiting on an order of some 6061 T6 plate. The failure was that the end mill got loaded up by galling and the bit broke 20 seconds into the machining operation. I use a some 0.1875 aluminum plate that I got at a garage sale and it just happened to be an alloy that's not machinable. I got my CNC milling machine back to operational and I was about to cut the brackets for the printer and had a catastrophic failure. :) I'm so amazed at how fast you've coded all of that up! GEEZ! :D I haven't used the software yet, still building a printer, but I know you've put a hell of a lot of hours in on it, so I thought I give a preliminary donation.
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I had to figure out how to get back to your site, cuz that's where I saw your donation link.
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Other blogposts on the D7 are on NanoDLP, Manual and general review of the printer.Great work on getting version 12 released! :D The handling of the profiles is rather cumbersome.Īnother serious problem is this setup, if you want to use more than one D7, because then several printers have to be juggled at one computer with several CW instances, which is not only awkward, but also carries a big risk that prints break off.ĬW is a viable tool for the D7, as long as only a 3D printer with few resins is to be controlled and the PC has sufficient computing power and has been set so that no communication interruptions occur during printing between PC and D7. These also contain the machine code (G-Code), which controls the printer over the printing process. These contain the information for the exposure times and the layer thickness of the model. The slice profiles are another shortcoming. Often a laptop had to be restarted hard because CW swallowed more computing power for slicing than was provided by the PC.
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You can switch it all off manually, but especially at the beginning you are frustrated if you don’t know that and try to print the screen saver.Ĭomputing power when slicing and printing profilesįurthermore, a large model requires a lot of computing power from the computer, otherwise the display, the slicing of the model or the use of the computer at all will fail. Also, screensavers or other interventions of the system on the graphic connection to the controller of the 3D printer are unfortunately a dangerous matter.
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Operating the CW during 3D printingįirst of all, the computer must be connected to the printer for the entire print time, a Windows update that restarts the computer interrupts and destroys the print. Despite the fact that Wanhao brought CW closer to the hardware as a company integration in 2018, the software has certain technical limitations which are described below. The problems which CW raises become however fast clear if one wants to print then also large models with long printing times.
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Because the computer takes over representation, modelling and also the generation of support structures. As an operator, you have also quickly put the device into operation. As far as the gcode for the Riverside, works perfectly, hardest bit is sorting out what the resin needs to.
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I have attached a copy of my factory file, and a photo of a print with this set up. Wanhao itself recommends Creation Workshop CW for Wanhao D7. As far as supports go I use the free version of Creation Workshop, export the new STL with the supports and process the new model as normal. Of course, the question arises how these can be configured via software. The Wanhao D7 offers in contrast to many high-priced printers the possibility to process a wide range of resins. CW (Creation Works) on the Wanhao D7 Assessment from the user’s point of view