Lazy Dogs

Hi! Try ing it again, sometimes the file gets corrupted while ing. Inside the ZIP you should find 3 folders with the 3 Dog variants 😉. Let me know if you still find issues and I'll be glad to help

Hi! They have some small tabs in the "knees" that help with bed adhesion and can be easily removed later.

Hi! That's probably related to bed adhesion and/or curling. Here you have some tips: https://www.mcgybeer.xyz/printing-tips

I've never printed it that big. Theoretically, it should work. Let me know if you try!

Thanks! But I wish you were right, the actual number is much lower than that...

I think that it is more like 8290 dollars

Hi!
I'm trying to move forward and design new stuff, hopefully to bring designs better every time. So I'm not doing new dogs soon, hope you understand it ;)

No, sorry. They are sold as a bundle

Sure! Just be careful if you scale them down. I've managed to print them at 40%, but I don't recommend going below 50%.
Also, I've got the best results printing them directly on the base (without raft). But this can be a bit tricky to tune...
I'll love to see your prints.
Good luck!

Hi. I bought but I will need some help to print it in my resin 3D printer (Elegoo Mars 2 PRO). Now that I've seen the model from the inside, I can't imagine how to do this. I hope I can count on you. Thanks

Hi!
I own an Elegoo Mars Pro (the old one), so yours should be even more capable than mine.

If your printer is well calibrated, just place the model flat on the base (I use Chitubox as slicer), slice and print. I recommend using the model with tabs, and thoroughly clean the base for good adhesion.

Regarding the parameters, that depends on the resin you're using.

Once you get more experience with your printer you will be amazed with the things that can be done without s ;)

If you need further assistance you can reach me at [email protected]

Good luck!

Hey! Thanks. I will give it a try. I just received my 3d printer and I am waiting for the resin. I will be back when I have some news.

Awesome, good luck!
BTW, you should try some non-articulated models first, that way you can check that the curing parameters are properly adjusted

Thanks.

Ok. I will run several tests with less complex printing to test the parameters that the resin manufacturer gave me.

A question: its original size is around 14 cm? When I opened the file it occupied the entire print area of chitubox. If so, do you think I could halve this size by placing the model on the Y-axis of the print area instead of the X-axis, which is the larger area?

Depending on the model you opened, they are from 11 to 16 cm approx. You can scale them down a bit to begin with (let's say 80%), and go smaller if the print succeeds.
In my case I went directly to 50%, but don't take me as an example hahaha. I like to stress my printers and push them to the limit, but I usually recommend going step by step, otherwise may be frustrating.

Also, I forgot to tell you: to properly clean the prints before curing, especially the remaining resin inside the legs articulations. If any residue is left there, it may cause the articulation to fuse together while curing.

Ok. I will follow your orientation. Thanks for your help.

Unfortunately, it didn't work out. What I imagined happened: all the holes closed. I think this model can be built only using filament.

The size of each one was around 7cm. Here is a link for you to see the image: https://ibb.co/KxCn6TS

Oh, that's weird. I've been able to print very small ts with my Elegoo Mars Pro, as you can see here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B8RwKshqzeF/
Which resin are you using? Have you done some calibration tests?

It really was perfect. I did the initial calibration. Do I need to do other calibrations besides the initial one? What exactly did you do to print this way? These are really small pieces and I thought that was the problem. Did you use a special resin for this?

I used the Elegoo water washable resin, nothing special.
Before getting the best results I had to print several tests to find the optimal layer exposure times, because that usually changes from one resin to another one, and also between printers.
From your pictures it seems you are over-exposing the layers, so you are loosing the fine details.
Do you have pictures of any other models?

I am using these parameters: https://ibb.co/1sVpJyH

This is my first print (just before I printed your model): https://ibb.co/DG2TPMC

Hi. Just checking if you have any news.

Hi!
I'm afraid I'm not a resin expert, and all I can share are my previous experiences. I've just printed with Elegoo resins so far, and the articulations came out sharp and free. Other models have also amazing details (like this one I printed a while ago: https://www.instagram.com/p/CIJK067LAuY/). For the cleaning, I use 99% IPA and a magnetic stirrer, nothing special here neither.
So I'm not sure why your results are so different. You should get what you see in the slicer preview. If the model is correct there, it makes no sense that the final print is fused all together.
Maybe trying with a different resin makes a difference here.

Glad to hear that. Thanks a lot!