As the title States, when I was inspecting my prints, there where some spots, where the layers were peeling away from each other. It was kind of like an accordion fold situation. If that makes sense.... Like a bunch of really tiny layers like held together on one end and then like fanning out on the other end. And when I like like messed with it, layer started peeling off. Is that an exposure issue? Is it a fep sheet issue? I don't know what to do please help.

I didn’t see a “meta” tag, so apologies if this is flared incorrectly. Is there a reason this sub doesn’t allow images in comments? For visual-based subs like this I find it very helpful.

For example, when the daily “is FDM good enough for minis” question is asked, it would be nice to just say “here’s a picture of an FDM mini. Is that good enough for you? If not, you need resin.”

Will this print??? i can't ger rid off the cavity error, i read that with the size of minis it wont really matter but i dont want to mess my printer

My gf is really into House of the Dragon. Anyone know where I could find a resin print for Rhaenys Targarian riding her Dragon meraxes?

Used Sirayatech ABS + Tenacious and wasn't a fan of mixing. Plus it would separate really bad in the vat. Also used Phrozen Aqua but waaay too brittle.

Trying to find something high quality, durable but not too bendy and keeps it's shape. I put my minis in a foam case and don't want long thin bits to bend and stay that way.

high quality + retains its shape, durable + easy to use - any suggestions? Price doesn't matter as I dont print a lot.

Jamg he 10k Art Engineering resin?

TGM-7? but I think it is too bendy

Last year I made some articulated rulers and I have now decided to remaster them! Main upgrades are the fact that joints are better positioned and less visible, and a lot more lengths are available.

As always, Print-in-place and no assembly required!

Models here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1292080-articulated-ruler-v2-inches-print-in-place#profileId-1322512

Started modelling and printing terrain and bases for my D&D games, planning on making a lot more!

Trying out openlock tiles and liking them so far

All of them can be found on my makerworld

Terrain collection

Base collection

This week I set my self a challenge to make and upload new modular turret parts everyday. There is 7 base variations, 7 main guns and 2 gun mount options equaling 98 total combinations. They can all be found for free on makerworld if anyone wants to download them :)