Techical Questions and Troubleshooting Thread

[jfornies]

I did calibrate the Morpheus putting the level on the tray and not on the Morpheus, I found considerable differences due to the tape that they put to push up the lcd and that makes the lcd not to be totally flat even when the Morpheus is flat. My recommendation is to calibrate the Morpheus assuring the Lcd and the resin tray are flat. Trick: put a bit of resin and wait for the gravity to act. My Morpheus was in theory fully calibrated but when I put the resin all the resin was going to one side of the tray. Now when I put the level in my Morpheus I have differences between 0.8 to -0.6 degrees but in the platform only 0.1 to 0.2 and the resin is evenly flat everywhere.

Now, I have good news. I tried a water rinsable resin (totally clear) and the results are by faaaaaaaarrrr the best!!! Printed 18 figures across all the building platform and all were perfect at 40s 8 layers and the rest at 20 seconds and 0.2mm. The print at 0.2 mm was flying and in 3 hours I had a nice figure perfect in all the ways and water rinsable!! The adherence was perfect and I saw practically no movements on the tray due to adherence in the plastic, and these are 18 figures pushing up!! The resin also has practically no odor and well the bad news is that a beauty like this costs like liquid gold but definitely for me it's worth after so many failures. I'm happy again! Photos later.

[bolsoncerrado]

...and a link to such resin! hehe

[dada print]

Full Spectrum Laser has a water soluble resin that they offer with their Titan SLA printers. Could be similar resin?

The other is Photocentric in the UK. That resin is amber in colour. Uses normal spectrum light to cure (daylight).

Could be something else. I am looking for reliable resin with the Morpheus. Horrible experiences so far with MakerJuice.

[bolsoncerrado]

Yes I wonder how can TOW work so fine with MJ+!!!

Photocentric and other daylight / water resins are "non UV" curable, so I wonder why they work "so well" with Morpheus lol

[dada print]

Daylight curable resin. Daylight contains UV no?

Not sure why it works if it is non-UV curable.

[jfornies]

Yes it's the full spectrum resin, totally clear and wonderful

[bolsoncerrado]

I'll have to order some Photocentric bottles to test.... :P

[maquantz]

Hello again....many reports of poor and failed prints. Very different than what was portrayed on Kickstarter. Can anyone please tell me if their Morpheus is working the way it was advertised? Thanks

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[bolsoncerrado]

Check the "Successful prints" thread instead.

[manbogi91]

Guys, I am having a repetitive issues with creation workshop(1.0.0.75). The program gets frozen in the middle of printing -timing's vary, between 10 to 70%. As a result, printer keeps running while the same area is being cured.
Since I have received the Morpheus, I have not managed to finish a single print yet because of the same problem. My computer has windows 10 with i7 core, 16gb ram and the models I have been printing were fairly simple, so I don't think the issue is either with my computer or the complexity of the model. Does anyone have suffered with the same issue? I desperately need advise from the fellow users..