3Dwork SLA/Resin Calibration Test

More detailed information and guide → English Spanish At 3Dwork we have set up an all-in-one test with what, from our point of view, we believe are the most complete tests to adjust our resin printer: Among the tests included: (1) Steps, this part of the test allows us to observe how reliable our first layers are where we have a step where we can measure the thickness from 0.25 to 1.5 mm in steps of 0.25 mm. We can use it as a guide when it comes to seeing how well level our platform is and the impact of dimensional accuracy on the Z axis when we make prints attached to our platform. (2) Pins and gaps ( Photonsters Validation Matrix v2 ) , we have a series of positive and negative pillars. Upon exposure, we will see that in the plane of negative pillars (gaps in the plane) these are mostly closed Low exposure, we will see that not all the pins are formed correctly (3) Angles, using angled columns we will see the behaviour of our printer to create flat surfaces and see optimal angles for our machine and antialiasing effect. (4) Texturing ( Phrozen RP Tester ) , These tests will help us identify the level of detail that we can find with complex patterns. In addition, we can see how the area with patterns on the semi sphere affects the layer height and antialiasing values (typical steps that appear on the surfaces of our prints). Over exposure, we will see little definition in the different textures or even completely united Low exposure, some patterns will not form correctly as they do not join together (5) Screw, this test consists of two parts... one the cylinder with a screw-like thread and the other its negative that we must remove from the test by cutting through the 4 sockets. This test allows us to verify the tolerances and expansion of the resin. (6) Allen ( Mundo3D Maker Test Exposure Time Resin ) , basically consists of openings in the shape/size of a 4mm Allen key. If the key fits into the centre hole that has the text OK, it must fit without any play or pr