Recently joined the 3D printer fad and printed an idea I have had for a long time.
Are you in the front, or in the flank? This question oddly comes up too much. Movement phases take eons as you try to find just the right angle to keep all charges to the front. Every budge requires you to re-guesstimate angles, eating up valuable play time.
But now there is a tool to rid yourselves of this! The Corner Master

I think next print I might adjust the angle from to be a bit more towards the horizontal (to have the laser show further). It's a compromise between laser pointing out towards the unit, and pointing back towards the corner-master to ensure you are properly centered. The fit is really snug, so it does not wiggle around.
Seems like the design could go for a new method of connecting resin pieces. Build plate for my printer is so small I had to make it 3 pieces. I made the dovetail joints but did not account for the extra expansion of the plastic during the printing process. This required me to do some sanding. Not sure if this expansion rate is pretty similar across different resins, or if it is very resin specific.
Are you in the front, or in the flank? This question oddly comes up too much. Movement phases take eons as you try to find just the right angle to keep all charges to the front. Every budge requires you to re-guesstimate angles, eating up valuable play time.
But now there is a tool to rid yourselves of this! The Corner Master

I think next print I might adjust the angle from to be a bit more towards the horizontal (to have the laser show further). It's a compromise between laser pointing out towards the unit, and pointing back towards the corner-master to ensure you are properly centered. The fit is really snug, so it does not wiggle around.
Seems like the design could go for a new method of connecting resin pieces. Build plate for my printer is so small I had to make it 3 pieces. I made the dovetail joints but did not account for the extra expansion of the plastic during the printing process. This required me to do some sanding. Not sure if this expansion rate is pretty similar across different resins, or if it is very resin specific.