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Anycubic Mono X Resin Exposure Range Finder (R_E_R_F) by Miru8112
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 8 months ago
I am sick of Trial and Error.
I am even sicker from cleaning my vat after a misprint.
This is RERF (Resin Exposure Range Finder) File, made specifically for the Anycubic Photon Mono X.
The other RERF Files I found here usually had certain properties that made them unattractive to me. From the good old OG Photon V1 days I know and love the Photonsters' validation matrix. So I wanted it for my Mono X as well.
Mono X RERF files M U S T ! be named "R_E_R_F.pwmx".
Any other name or variation to this will cause the file NOT to work properly.
RERF Files divide the print plate in 8 sections, beginning in top right, going all the way to the bottom left. Each of this partitios will increase the exosure time by 0,4 seconds, relative to the section before.
Part one starts with 0,8 seconds. Therefore the exp. Exposure times (in seconds) tested with this are per default:
1= 0,8
2= 1,2
3= 1,6
4= 2,0
5= 2,4
6= 2,8
7= 3,2
8= 3,6
However, if you do not like this times, use the attached .stl file you can use to slice your own variations.
NOTE:
Tile Nr. 1 will always start with the time you set in your slicer!
Tile 2 -8 will always add 0,4 seconds to the previous tile's exposure time.
NOTE:
This test takes about 12 minutes in total
and is sliced to 0,05 mm layer hight.
I am even sicker from cleaning my vat after a misprint.
This is RERF (Resin Exposure Range Finder) File, made specifically for the Anycubic Photon Mono X.
The other RERF Files I found here usually had certain properties that made them unattractive to me. From the good old OG Photon V1 days I know and love the Photonsters' validation matrix. So I wanted it for my Mono X as well.
Mono X RERF files M U S T ! be named "R_E_R_F.pwmx".
Any other name or variation to this will cause the file NOT to work properly.
RERF Files divide the print plate in 8 sections, beginning in top right, going all the way to the bottom left. Each of this partitios will increase the exosure time by 0,4 seconds, relative to the section before.
Part one starts with 0,8 seconds. Therefore the exp. Exposure times (in seconds) tested with this are per default:
1= 0,8
2= 1,2
3= 1,6
4= 2,0
5= 2,4
6= 2,8
7= 3,2
8= 3,6
However, if you do not like this times, use the attached .stl file you can use to slice your own variations.
NOTE:
Tile Nr. 1 will always start with the time you set in your slicer!
Tile 2 -8 will always add 0,4 seconds to the previous tile's exposure time.
NOTE:
This test takes about 12 minutes in total
and is sliced to 0,05 mm layer hight.