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 ===Slicing your files===
-Slicers and slicer settings
+Slicers and slicer settings.
-https://www.chitubox.com/
-Support: Minimas, local minimas, edges
+AnyCubic slicer is basically a customized and slightly outdated version of CituBox, better to get the newest version from:
-Avoid horizontal faces or edges.
+https://www.chitubox.com/
-Drainage: Air-holes and drain holes.
-Hollowing: Reduces resin-use, makes curing quicker and reduces the number of supports needed.
+===== Support: =====
+Auto support does some ground-work but needs quite some lay on hands.
-Citu Box hollow does an OK job but can cause un-supported artifacts http://www.meshmixer.com/ does usually do a much cleaner job
+* Minimas
+* local minimas,
+* edges
+* "Enough" to resist the suck and the gravity
-Under exposure: Print fails or loss of small details
+===== Model management =====
-Over exposure: print gets to thick, loss of small details
+* Slicer works "upside down"
+* Avoid horizontal faces at all costs,
+* Avoid horizontal edges if possible
+* Try to center the model for flow-reasons
+* Hollowing: Reduces resin-use, makes curing quicker and reduces the number of supports needed.
+* Citubox: Hollow does an OK job but can cause un-supported artifacts
+* [http://www.meshmixer.com/ MeshMixer]: and then import STL into CituBox does usually do a much cleaner job
+* Drainage: Air-holes and drain holes.
+* Under exposure: Print fails or loss of small details
+* Over exposure: print gets to thick, loss of small details
+* Common errors: To few supports, missed minimas or maximas
-Common errors: To few supports, missed minimas or maximas
 ===Preparering the machine===
-checking and refilling the resin
-cleaning the glass
+===== Checking and refilling the resin =====
-Cleaning the build plate
+* Give the resin a stir and check that it flows evenly.
+** If it doesn't, filter it into the bottle and refill the trough
+* Run the _rubber_ scraper gently along the bottom and check for resitance
+** if there are resitances, empty the vat and use the rubberscraper to remove any stuck resin.
+* Cleaning the build plate:
+** Use the metal spatula to remove any stuck resin
 ===Finishing the printed object===
-Let it drip for a little while.
-Run it in resin-away, first pre then final wash.
-Let it sit in the UV-box for about 20 minutes
+* Let the model it drip for a little while.
+* Try to get all of the resin to drip back into the vat, if there is still resin inside the model pour it out and discard before washing.
+* Run it in Resinaway, first prewash then final wash.
+** Resinaway is expensive but doesn't make the model as brittle as IPA, further more it isn't flammable and can be used many times
+** Unless it starts to feel goopy it is probably fine, as a rule of thumb, don't replace it.
+* Let the model sit for a few minutes on a paper-towel before moving it into the UV-chamber
+* Let it sit in the UV-box for about 20 minutes
 ===Cleaning the printer===
-Wipe the printer and the work-surfaces with IPA, throw the ragg away.
-If something seems to have broken off: Filter the resin!
+* Wipe the printer and the work-surfaces with IPA, throw the ragg away.
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+* If something seems to have broken off the model: Filter the resin! <br />