Tagged: anycubic photon, winterdale tavern
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December 15, 2020 at 2:55 pm #248543Liam BarlowParticipant
I’ve just purchased the winterdale kickstarter and I am relatively new to printing (only mini’s and some walls etc. until now). Some of the files will not fit my build area, do you plan on providing files which will print on there without manual intervention?
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December 16, 2020 at 9:44 am #248906Nicholas JebsonParticipant
Is it a photon S or a photon 0, as there is a big difference between the two machines?
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December 16, 2020 at 12:55 pm #248962Liam BarlowParticipant
Its the standard photon. It doesn’t appear to have any letters or anything (I feel dumb). Its this one…..
Thank you.
Liam
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December 17, 2020 at 9:46 am #249163Nicholas JebsonParticipant
Ahhh, that is a photon S, so the slightly larger one.
There are small printer cuts that are designed for 120 x 120 x 120 FDM printers in the Clean_Winterdale_tavern_sliced folder in the tavern pack, however the Photon S has a 115 X 65 X 165. I set the prussa slicer to show me if it could fit and on the most part it does when flipped on its side and set to 90% scale. At 100% the larger sections are just out due to the top-locking pin sticking over the plate. I have included an image to show what i mean. The only exception is the roof parts 3 and 4. they are just too large to be flipped on its side to print and would have to be scaled down to 80% to fit the plate. The roofs are also quite thick so a hollowing could be beneficial there, as well as under the stairs in base 4.
We generally don’t cut for the small resin printers, mainly as the larger buildings would cost quite a bit in resin and up until now small resin printers have been fairly niche. Though as they are now becoming more prevalent our small printer cuts may change in the future to accommodate them.
The two options I can see in the interim are either doing a quick cut of the top locking pins to print the small printer cuts at 100%, and do a quick cut and hollow in meshmixer straight down the middle of the roof sections, or you could scale it down to 80%. those are probably the quickest options for your situation.
I’m sorry I cant be more helpful atm
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December 17, 2020 at 1:50 pm #249272Liam BarlowParticipant
Thank you I will give it a try!!
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