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RERF R_E_R_F Ultra-Fast for Anycubic Photon M3 Max, XP2 Validation Matrix

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R_E_R_F M3 Max.stl RERF R_E_R_F Ultra-Fast for Anycubic Photon M3 Max, XP2 Validation Matrix
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  • RERF M3 Max.zip
    • 1.5 sec resin test.pwsr
    • R_E_R_F.pm3m
  • R_E_R_F M3 Max.stl

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Last update 2023-09-28 at 01:40
Publication date 2023-09-19 at 19:28
Design number 1461308
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TVheroes
TVheroes

on the .pm3m file the normal exposure is set in 2.7 sec...this would be for number 1?

Powertoaster_AZ
Powertoaster_AZ

correct, the "normal exposure" value defines the exposure for the number 1 object, then each numbered object after that has 0.25sec added to its exposure. however, your machine is likely overriding the exposure settings in the file, if you are seeing a "normal exposure" of 2.7s. the RERF file as is defaulted to 1.5s normal exposure. when you start the print, pause it just after starting, then make sure the print values match your resin, and ensure exposure compensation is off..

TVheroes
TVheroes

weird, I open the pm3m on the anycubic workshop and the printer and really says 2.7 on both. But all ok I ended up using the STLl and creating at 1.5, thank you for the file and attention. Best wishes!
TVheroes
TVheroes

just got m3 max and little confuse..the standard resin values from anycubic is higher then my previous printer, it suggest 3sec as normal exposure...But I just printed the RERF file that came on the usb and all of them printed almost the same..even in 1.5sec that, with the older printer was always just bottom layers came out just fine....is this the 'exposure compensation' you mentioned? it creates transiction layers and ruins the test? Will print your rerf next and hope will get clearer results. thank you very much!

Powertoaster_AZ
Powertoaster_AZ

ensure exposure compensation is off, as it will severely skew your results. also the default settings in the provided RERF .pm3m file are for Anycubic ABS-like resin.

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