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Old thread but all of a sudden the same thing is happening to me. Just stops at random points. LCD you say?

Shoot them an email. They don't monitor the site very closely. Took me a week or so when I joined.

The scan itself is fairly fast depending on the complexity of the the model. The time consuming part is aligning and post processing. My reengineering talents are extremely limited and I don't have the software I really need. I use a combination of DesignSpark, FreeCad and a couple others. On one mo...

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They don't have software for a Mac, that's why I had to get the laptop... grrr. Oh well, that's what I get for being a Mac guy. With my setup I can do from about 3" to 12" but you can go much larger if you build a larger calibration panel. I just have the stock David panels. I still think for the mo...

I'm quite happy with the David SLS-2 setup. I bought the David 4 software, my own K132 projector, Industrial CCD, Lens, V-rail, printed the mounts for the projector and camera and bought a new laptop to run it all. My all in price was $2100 w/ the laptop. On the David forum there all the info you ne...

I clean the bed with denatured alcohol before each print so I know it's nice and clean. Seems to do it on the back half of the bed. I turned the part sideways and printed on the front half and it was much better. Guess I need to check level again although I just did it. Only seems to do it in spots.

What causes this? I've tried different temps, Z off sets, etc. Bed is pretty dead level except for the slight Makergear hump on the x.

Thanks!

I'm deciding now whether 0.12mm is worth messing with. I may try and tweak the belt tension and check the torque of the screws to see if I can effect any change to the better. I don't have any brass shims available at the moment.