What Elegoo and Anycubic should learn from Phrozen! Sonic Mighty 8k Review - 2023

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in this video I'm having a play with my
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fourth 10 inch screen 8K printer
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and despite it being what I think will
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be the last of this format printer or
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review it was actually the first to be
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released
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although I believe there's a slight up
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revision on these printers although it's
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not really disclosed on Frozen's website
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this is more of a REV 2 version of The
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Mighty 8K so that means it boasts a
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couple of new and advanced features that
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some of the other printers don't have
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so if you're new here hi I'm Ross this
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is far Hammer videos and let's go and
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have a play with the Frozen Sonic Mighty
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8K now I'm not the channel that likes to
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go through the unboxing and talking
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about that experience you can see it
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here you take it out of a box and I've
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said the same thing with all of my other
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3D printer reviews
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but this one was different
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now I don't know if it was some kind of
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jealousy that led to this event or just
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how couriers tend to operate nowadays
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but this box did not arrive in the best
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condition it had clearly been dropped on
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one of the corners and on top of that it
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had been left out in the rain or
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somewhere wet for quite a while because
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one of the sides of the box was
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absolutely soaked through and then left
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to dry or at least get to the point of
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damp before it was delivered to my house
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so I could look at this in a negative
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way but it did give me the opportunity
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just like my last Frozen printer to play
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around with disassemble and reassemble
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some of the internals of the printer and
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that showed me the build quality of this
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machine which was absolutely excellent
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and that really is what Frozen do they
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take the existing printer range and you
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can actually sum it all up by saying
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they do what everyone else does they
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just have that little extra of quality
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added to every single aspect of the
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journey now I did want to knock this
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printer for the inclusion of a cheapo
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USB drive that came with it something
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I've knocked all of the 3D printer
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brands for and something I was surprised
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by because my mini 8K actually came with
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a SanDisk one but I quickly realized you
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don't actually need this and every other
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item in the Box was just top quality
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even the included scraper has a laser
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etched Frozen logo across it and yeah
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that has no Tanger benefit but it's just
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that extra level of quality that gives
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you the confidence that these guys are
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putting more effort into their products
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than any other brand
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and that doesn't just stop at the stuff
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included with it
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so on to some of the call out features
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of this printer that make it different
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from the rest spec wise its print volume
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is 21.8 by 12.3 by 23.5 centimeters
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to operate it you have a five inch high
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resolution touch panel that's really
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really responsive and this really is
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high resolution unfortunately this is
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the part that I needed to replace in
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order to get the printer working due to
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The Courier damage the most important
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feature is obviously the 8K 10 inch LCD
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screen which is used for curing your
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Prints but I have to stress here that
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this doesn't come with a screen
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protector there's no glass overlay
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you're literally looking at the
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polarizer so I highly recommend you get
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one in case you get fingerprint
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scratches or worse yet resin on that
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glass if that happens you're looking at
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getting a brand new screen
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and something that none of the 10 inch
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28.5 Micron printers have is the
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inclusion of a built-in webcam this is
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the feature that I believe makes the
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mighty 8K more of a revision too because
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I don't think the original Mighty 8ks
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actually shipped with a webcam oh and
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don't you worry I'm definitely going to
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talk about how this webcam is integrated
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later on it's also worth noting that the
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printer supports a Wi-Fi connection and
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you can configure this on the UI but the
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way this is set up on the actual printer
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it's not internal it's just a USB Wi-Fi
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dongle
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you also have the option of a direct
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ethernet connection if that's available
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to you but the benefit of either of
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those and the included 3.5 gigabytes of
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memory internally means that you can
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just send prints directly to it and you
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don't actually need the USB drive that
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comes with the printer
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but it is worth noting this is the only
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one of these printers where the USB port
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is on the front and I know some people
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are fine you can use an extension cable
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but I've got a few printers and if I
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haven't got a few printers maybe I've
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got a printer and a wash and gear and I
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want to put things at the sides of my
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printers I can't do that or at least I
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have to space them out if there's a USB
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drive or some kind of extension cable in
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the way so I'm very much in the camp of
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USB plockets on the front please thanks
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Frozen 10 points from me just for that
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so as I mentioned before I had to take
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this printer apart just to get it
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working and when I took it apart not
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only did I notice that the front LCD
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panel had started coming off but half of
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the cables inside had actually been
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pulled out of the sockets and the glue
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had been snapped so I don't know whether
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the couriers were playing football with
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this thing but bloominac it's been
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through an ordeal there's two bolts on
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either side and you can remove these
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with the included Allen keys that come
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with the printer once you've taken those
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four mini bolts out you just pull the
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front plate off and everything's
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accessible from there
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once I finally got this replaced though
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and it actually booted up I was greeted
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with the out of box experience and setup
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and this is exactly where Frozen are
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miles ahead of the competition
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for the last few years printer
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manufacturers have been playing this
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one-up Leapfrog game of who's got the
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bigger printer or the higher resolution
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but I've been saying for a long while
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now that we really don't need that
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anymore at least in the last year since
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we got the mini 8K and anything with a
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22 Micron to a 35 Micron pixel size for
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somebody who prints Miniatures that
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range is more than enough if you're
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wanting something the quality of say
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Games Workshop star models because we
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don't need higher resolution than that
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typically to get the detail that you
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have on those size of models
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but it's the convenience features we
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need things that this does and this
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gives you an out of box experience like
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no other all other printers will give
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you functions like print or raise and
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lower the bed but when you turn this on
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for the first time and you can reset it
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and go through it again and well you're
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going to need to if and when you do a
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firmware update but it actually walks
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you through every step including putting
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the build plate on all the way down to
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leveling it and lowering it testing the
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screen in various ways all the way up to
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printing your actual exposure tests and
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telling you how to validate them and
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tweak your settings accordingly
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if this is your first 3D printer I don't
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think they could make it any simpler
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quite literally rtfm and M is on the
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screen
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and just screaming quality further the
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build player is not only laser etched
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but it's laser etched deeply colored
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it's absolutely gorgeous to look at and
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despite me printing about 20 or even 30
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separate prints on this scraping it with
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a metal scraper I couldn't see any
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scratches or defects in the hardened
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steel surface
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when you're leveling the build plate it
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just attaches to the z-arm with one
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large bolt but it also has the four
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point screw connection which is my much
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preferred method of leveling a build
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plate because it gives you more control
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and these generally tend to be more
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secure than the ballpoint axis that you
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get with the likes of elegoo printers
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one thing the printer doesn't tell you
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which is just something I've learned
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from experience when tightening these
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vaults for the build plate I would
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concentrate on doing it in alternating
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screws so if you start at front left
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then then go to rear right and then
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front right then rear left
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doing it this way and giving it a
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quarter of a turn at a time just
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prevents you from adding too much
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pressure to one side causing it to shift
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out of alignment which is the last thing
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you want you want to secure this once
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and then never have to change it again
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which is pretty much what I did here
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although the first time I did it it was
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a bit too loose whilst it will walk you
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through an exposure test I still prefer
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to do my own personally the one that I
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use by photonstas is just more accurate
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at measuring prints and much faster than
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the one created by Frozen that you print
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on this printer
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but before I jumped onto that I started
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having a play through the menus and
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absolutely everything can be tested in
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here and it's so intuitive you can turn
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the fan on and off test the LCD the
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z-axis or even turn on the camera to
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make sure this is working and get the
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camera's display on the display for the
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printer
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no other printer in this range or any of
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the big brands has this much packed into
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the features of the actual printer
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itself
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it's even got a pretty animation as a
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screensaver when the printer's been left
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idle for some time
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and it improves on basic features like
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the other brands that would have you
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moving the z-axis by multiple increments
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of 10 millimeters at a time this one
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also has that but it includes a sliding
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scale on the right hand side of the
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screen that lets you just drag a bar up
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to the point where you want the z-arm to
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raise to and it'll go to that point I
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honestly can't explain how much of a
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pleasure it was to just use this printer
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and realize that yeah you can do a lot
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more on these LCD screens and operating
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systems that are built in than just a
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few functional buttons so because this
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video is sponsored by Frozen and thanks
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Frozen for the printer don't worry I can
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say what I want to say about it I also
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decided to use the Frozen 8K gray resin
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mainly because
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they've provided it and it was it was
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free
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I've I've made my opinions about this
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resin known so please go and watch my
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other video about that
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but the tldr is I like it it's good for
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Quality just not so much for Miniatures
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if you want to play them in a game
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because it's a bit brittle
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that's the whole story
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still though it's a good video go and
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watch it so I printed off my first
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exposure test and gave it a quick rinse
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in methylated spirits when counting the
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number of holes and posts I noticed that
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there were more posts and holes which is
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telling me that this is over exposing my
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prints and normally I'd print a few of
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these but a lot of people online have
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been saying that the cones of
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calibration by table flip Foundry is an
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absolutely fantastic exposure finder
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specifically if you're printing
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Miniatures because this tests the
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supports more than it actually tests
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exposure being perfectly balanced
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I'll do a separate video explaining why
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Perfect Exposure and best exposure
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aren't always the same thing especially
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for printing Miniatures but for now just
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go with me on this and I'll explain the
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whole point of this exercise at the end
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so I printed a few of these kinds of
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calibration three in fact and the whole
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point is the supports on one side are
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meant to succeed and the supports on the
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other side are meant to fail and that'll
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give you a good balance of exposure
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whilst also showing you the large
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components or at least these cones will
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be able to take the stresses of being
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pulled from the build plate after about
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three prints I determined that 1.5
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seconds was the best exposure time for
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30 Micron layers I'll put my settings up
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on screen but I need to stress that in
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order to achieve the same results as me
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you need the same environment as me so
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my ambient temperature in the room is
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normally around room temperature so give
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or take it's around 20 to 22 degrees but
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sometimes it can drop at night as low as
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15 which is why I try and focus my
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prints during the day
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now after I'd printed these cones of
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calibration a few times I then went and
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reprinted another of the photon Stars
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exposure test at the same time and when
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I counted the posts and the holes on
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these it was ever so slightly
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Overexposed but I had the same number of
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posts as holes telling me that that's a
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good exposure for 3D prints so whilst
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yes the cones of calibration are a
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really good test what puts me off is the
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fact that the photon Stars flat test
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took only 15 minutes to print or 15 to
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20 minutes whereas the cones of
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calibration took one and a half to two
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hours to print so yeah it's a great way
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to validate things but I'm going to
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stick to my flat plate because I can get
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my exposure dialed in much much faster
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printing these but having this dialed in
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my first print bed which was full of
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models was a complete success and this
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included my usual Wolverine bus that I
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like to print in order to compare to
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other printers that one's by draftnia
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Studios and these plague demons are from
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one page rules which which I've hated on
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in the past but I do like their Scots
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and as being an alternative for
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Warhammer they are the go-to
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unsurprisingly the print quality of
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these models is absolutely incredible
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and this is before I've done any
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refinement on the printer this is just
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finding my exposure time slicing it in
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chitty box and clicking print having
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both this resolution and the convenience
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of this build plate size is exactly why
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these are my favorite printers you can
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print the equivalent of a Games Workshop
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Army box on a single build plate and
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then whilst you're painting that you can
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be printing your next three
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now unfortunately my next print was a
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slight failure and what this meant was
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some of the resin actually stayed stuck
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to the bottom of the fep
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okay technically it's PTFE but fep is
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now stuck in my head the clear film that
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goes at the bottom of your vat it was
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stuck to that so this gives me the
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opportunity to share a tip that a few
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people have commented on my previous
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videos
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instead of emptying the whole vat and
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then cleaning it off and disconnecting
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it and then lifting it up and risking
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getting resin everywhere just take a bit
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of old support and put this flat against
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the film at the bottom of your vat make
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sure you push it down slightly and then
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run the LCD test to light up the whole
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screen it think it's normally called vac
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cleaning on some printers or LCD test
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whatever it is just fill up the whole
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screen with light so that the bottom
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layer of resin cures and sticks to this
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piece of support
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all you need to do then is lift it out
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let the excess resin run away and go and
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Chuck that whole piece in the bin you're
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ready to print again
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and another useful tip that was also
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shared on multiple videos and on
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Facebook and various other places
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comments was re-leveling your bed once
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again normally you need to empty out the
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VAR move the vat out the way loosen the
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bed clean off the bed put the paper down
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again nope skip all that you see the
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point of that paper when you initially
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level is just to emulate it being the
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clear film so all you need to do is have
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the clear film between the screen and
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the actual build plate the good thing is
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it's already there
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at the bottom of the vat
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so if you don't mind getting a little
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bit messy I mean you're wearing gloves
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anyway
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just do the leveling task but do it with
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the vat in place make sure before you
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tighten it you push down on the actual
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bed so that the resin trapped under it
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doesn't lift it up a bit but that's it
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you can actually do the leveling with
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the vat in the printer
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so in the last few weeks whilst I've
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been testing this I haven't actually
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removed the vat once I haven't needed to
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and this is my favorite part of being a
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YouTuber getting comments and tips like
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that is something that I haven't come
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across in various groups in the last
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four years
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thanks guys this is why you should
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comment on people's videos
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right so before I get on to the print
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quality and what the final results look
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like
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let's talk about Wi-Fi
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and this webcam
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so the first thing you need to do is get
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this printer connected to your Wi-Fi
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network so make sure you plug in the
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included USB dongle the USB Wi-Fi dongle
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into the back of the printer
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setup is super easy because again it's
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so intuitive just click on network
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select your Wi-Fi network and then put
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in your password as soon as you do that
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you'll be connected to your Wi-Fi
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to send things to the printer just go to
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your Windows computer or Mac go to
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backslash backslash its IP address or
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the printer name and you'll be presented
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with a folder once you log in and your
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username and password are also very
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obvious and clear in the settings and
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then you just drag things into the
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folder from there you'll then be able to
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choose to print them directly from the
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printer's front screen of the interface
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right this webcam
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so when I went to set this up it said
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this feature is not available and it's
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coming in August 2022 well it's now
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February 2023 and I've had this printer
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for a couple of months
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and looking at various Forum posts I
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think it was around November December
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when the firmware was finally released
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that actually gave you access to the
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webcam features of the printer
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and you know the inclusion of a
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webcamina print is a really good idea
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right you should be able to remotely
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check in on it and make sure that things
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are still progressing well and with
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things like the bamboo Labs X1 fdm
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printer you can actually get it to
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create a time lapse with every single 3D
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print it does and upload these to a
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shared Cloud hosting platform for you so
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that you can download and watch them
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because let's be fair 3D time lapses of
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printers is just something really cool
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to look at
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so excited with that potential I decided
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to update the firmware in order to get
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this working and this is fairly
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straightforward you download it from the
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internet you put it on the USB drive and
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you reboot the printer and then choose
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to print the update file so it'll
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actually do an update whilst it's
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restarting and then you print the update
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file the RBF file and this will actually
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perform the firmware update
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unfortunately though the firmware update
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will wipe any settings and configuration
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from the printer so you will need to go
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through that whole startup sequence and
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re-level the bed again
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so if you've already leveled the bed
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it's great that I just showed you that
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tip on how to do it whilst the vat is
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still in the machine
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but once this is complete you can then
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use the Frozen Go app which is another
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app that you can tie to your printer by
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simply downloading the app for your
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phone and scanning a QR code and this
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will let you monitor your print's
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progress and even give you updates to
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say that a print has finished and it
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will keep sending you that update every
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half an hour until you go in and
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acknowledge it
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and as for the camera what does this
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give you
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nope not a time lapse what it means is
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you can go to a print that's active and
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then choose capture and it'll send a
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signal to the printer to capture one
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image and then send that back to your
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phone
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yay
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so okay it's already not the best
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feature but to make things worse this is
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only good if you've got a bright enough
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light in the rest of your room or a
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light pointing through the UV filter
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that you know is commonly known as the
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lid
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if like me you go to bed at night and
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turn off all the lights in your house
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then when you actually try and take a
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photo and look at this you can't see a
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single thing and the same is true even
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if you've got bright lights in the room
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but you're printing a very large object
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it just blocks all of the light from the
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camera so the best you can get is a bit
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of a silhouette so whilst the the
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concept's good this bit's kind of
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feedback from Frozen that sorry guys I
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know that the printer has never actually
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raised in price it's the same price now
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but people are going to be looking at
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this printer thinking some of the money
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they're spending on it because it is
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quite expensive it's the price is fair I
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get that but it is still expensive and
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people will look at spending the money
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on this thinking why am I paying for a
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camera that has very little to no use
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it it really wasn't worth including for
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this much value if you want to deliver
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something with this the possibilities
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are exciting and endless but deliver it
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or don't include it at all sorry guys so
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for the print quality well first up I'm
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going to show you the Wolverine model
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that I always print and I'm going to say
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the same thing I've said with all of
20:10
these 28.5 Micron printers you can
20:12
hardly tell the difference between any
20:14
of them nor can you tell the difference
20:16
between it and something printed on the
20:19
22 Micron printer which is the Sonic
20:21
mini 8K
20:22
don't get me wrong the differences are
20:25
there but you really need to zoom in to
20:27
see them so what's the point well to
20:31
point that out I've actually printed
20:33
some Miniatures which is the whole point
20:35
of this channel anyway
20:37
so I splice together some parts from
20:40
atlan Forge to make this bust of what
20:43
looks like a Space Marine but it's not a
20:45
Space Marine because if it was a Space
20:47
Marine that would be an IP breach so
20:49
this isn't a Space Marine it's a Future
20:52
warrior who fights in space with
20:55
shoulder pauldrons and a big chest it's
20:58
not an eagle is it it's a bull with
21:00
wings but the point is I wanted to make
21:02
something that was relative to the sort
21:04
of quality that you want to compare to
21:06
and may want to print yourself and then
21:08
for fun I stuck my head on it which was
21:11
something I scanned using the revo Point
21:13
pop 2 which actually comes bundled with
21:16
this printer so watch out for a future
21:18
video on that and I've actually printed
21:20
over 70 of these so that I can review
21:22
the Army painter speed paints 2.0 in
21:26
various colors in something that looks
21:28
like well it's relative to something you
21:30
would paint with various textures and
21:32
cloths on it
21:34
so I printed these in three different
21:36
ways the first one was raw I then
21:38
printed it with two times anti-aliasing
21:40
I then printed it with two times
21:42
anti-aliasing and two times image blur
21:44
but when you compare the three models
21:46
from a just normal arms distance or even
21:49
holding them close to your head I
21:51
actually got them mixed up just trying
21:53
to film this part of the video you can't
21:55
really tell much of a difference at all
21:57
but when you go in with a macro lens you
22:00
can start to see some of the voxel lines
22:02
that are printed and are apparent on the
22:05
rounded surfaces because it builds up
22:07
squares in layers
22:09
as we apply anti-aliasing these get
22:11
softened and then when we apply image
22:14
blur as well these are all but
22:16
eradicated but if you look on things
22:18
like the lower part of the Torso or on
22:20
the shoulder pads or even the face
22:22
itself you can see that as we add
22:24
anti-aliasing an image blur it actually
22:27
softens all these out and all but
22:29
eradicates them nothing but the tiniest
22:32
and thinnest of paint brushes would pick
22:34
this out and only then would they
22:36
actually come into account if you are
22:38
doing techniques like dry brushing or
22:41
washers because the washers will go into
22:43
the recesses and the dry brushes will
22:45
pick out the extremities so you can
22:47
reduce these significantly but if you go
22:50
much further than this I think The Sweet
22:52
Spot really is two times that image blur
22:54
and two times anti-aliasing any further
22:57
and you will start to really soften the
22:59
detail on them which for this scale of
23:01
miniature isn't too bad because you can
23:03
always paint it back in but really I
23:06
don't think you should go any further
23:07
than this because if you do then what is
23:10
the point of having a printer with this
23:12
much detail in it you can get the same
23:14
from a 35 Micron printer like the Sonic
23:16
mini 4K
23:18
and whilst yeah look you may be looking
23:20
at this printer and not be interested in
23:22
printing Miniatures but I would still
23:24
argue that if you can print Miniatures
23:26
and get them down to this level of
23:28
detail anything that you can print
23:29
larger than that problems like layer
23:31
lines and voxel lines will be much less
23:33
of a problem anyway so if you start with
23:36
Miniatures everything else is just
23:38
scaling up for me though I've scaled
23:40
down and I've actually printed this head
23:42
which is compatible with Warhammer Space
23:45
Marines and various other things and yes
23:47
it is my head quite narcissistically but
23:50
I'm off to adapt to cons soon and I'm
23:52
going to be taking two or three bags of
23:53
these with me that's over 2 000 heads
23:56
which will be fun for giving away and
23:58
also for a future video so if you want
24:01
to come and pick up one of these Free
24:02
Space Marine heads and you're at
24:04
adepticon then just come and see me I'll
24:06
be over at the artist Opus booth and
24:07
helping them demo their dry brushes and
24:10
that's all guys please let me know what
24:12
you think down in the comments is this a
24:13
printer you're interested in is it
24:15
overpriced I don't think it's overpriced
24:17
I think it's worth it for the price it
24:18
is but is this beyond your budget of
24:21
what you wanted to spend for what you
24:23
get out of this printer or is it right
24:25
on the money and exactly what you're
24:26
looking for let me know down in the
24:28
comments and please give thanks to our
24:30
patrons who you can see up on the screen
24:31
now perhaps consider joining them and
24:33
you can get your name up in lights too
24:35
and it also helps us making future
24:37
content for this channel thanks again
24:40
I'll see you next time don't forget to
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