Slice Engineering Slice Engineering Replacement Heat Break - Mosquito Magnum
Need to replace your heat break? We’ve got you covered, with the Bimetallic Heat Break from Slice Engineering.
Composite, bi-metallic construction makes this the thinnest, highest performing heat break in production.
Variant fits the Mosquito Magnum
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Product No. M-K79-6F4T
FEATURES:
- Composite, bi-metallic construction
- One of the thinnest and highest performing heat breaks in production
- Compatible with the Mosquito Magnum Hotend
Questions
Is this resin compatible with the Peopoly Phenom printer?
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saludos, compre una resina en otro lugar y no obtuve una sola impresión , seguí todas las instrucciones del fabricante y sus técnicos y no solucionaron mi problema, mi pregunta es que garantía tengo con ustedes si compro Resina Liqcreate para impresoras 3D SLA / DLP / MSLA - Cera moldeable (1 kg) para mi impresora Any Cubic Photon mono. Quiero estar seguro de que me va funcionar al 100% antes de ordenar. Agradezco su respuesta.
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I have tried all the recommended settings and orientation of parts I have used a whole bottle of the liqcreate castable, I have changed supports and I still couldn't get one successful print it sags on the side facing the build plate and at the supports I have warmed the resin I can't get this to work what else can I do to improve the prints? I am using a mini 4k
Hey, not too much experience, had my first successful print literally today on try number one. I'm glad I'm not the only one with issue with castable. Printed a circular shape. Here were my general settings(Saturn 8k[aka fat boi]). ALL LIFT SPEEDS 45mm/min, off time normal 3s, off time bottom 5s, regular layers 7s, bottom layers 120s. Lift height I normally set to 3mm with such a slow lift speed but it's currently 7 and I'm doing my second print. I did just recently change my FEP/PFA film and sanded the build plate with 600 grit. It stuck like hell with 600grit and 120s bottom layers. Layer height was 0.03mm. I so wish there was more info on this so I wish you luck and failure always comes first. Don't give up 🙏
AND USE SUPPORTS! I did 6mm. It's worth sacrificing the print time to have something that comes out rather than grainy resin!