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September 30, 2020 Shop Log

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By kietcallies Shop Log September 30, 2020

I am having issues with the Anycubic Photon S printer. I ran out of Anycubic green resin and switched over to the Anycubic gray resin I had purchased a couple of months ago. Now the prints fail. The base and the initial support structure print fine, but nothing of the model (Jill April Angel).

I have relevel the build platform, using both the traditional leveling procedure and the “Flint Reed” method.

I have now resliced the model, using some exposure settings I found on the Internet. Currently waiting the results of the changes…

And the changes seem to have made a difference as the model is now appearing.

I have also started cutting the components for the Simba Simple Chair on the X-Carve.The original design was for a 4’x4′ sheet of plywood, but the designer was kind enough to break up the layout into 2’x2′ squares. By the end of the day, I will have half of the components needed cut.

I also worked on the Expert 24LX vinyl cutter today. I had to reinstall East Cut Studio on MakerCave iMac (lost when the hard drive crashed a couple of months ago). I could not get the license to activate, but luckily I both two licenses for the software. I emailed support, and they responded back that I had to deactivate license from the previous installation first.

And, like that, we entered the dosie dough. I cannot deactivate the license, because the hard drive crashed.Hopefully, they will realize the circularity of the situation and come up with a solution.

I cut a vinyl decal of the Hale Kilolani block cut for my eVScope Pelican case.

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kietcallies / About Author

From an early age, Minh-Kiet Callies has been drawn to the creative process, finding joy in transforming ideas into tangible realities. With a passion for making, creating, and designing, Minh-Kiet has embarked on a journey of exploration and self-expression through various mediums.

A self-proclaimed "maker," Minh-Kiet finds fulfillment in the hands-on experience of crafting objects and bringing them to life. Whether it's woodworking, metalworking, or experimenting with new technologies, Minh-Kiet relishes the challenges and rewards of the creative process.

Beyond the physical act of making, Minh-Kiet is also a skilled creator and designer. With an eye for detail and a knack for problem-solving, Minh-Kiet approaches each project with a focus on functionality, aesthetics, and innovation. Their designs reflect a deep understanding of materials, techniques, and user experience.

Throughout their journey, Minh-Kiet has continuously expanded their skillset, seeking out new tools and technologies to enhance their creative capabilities. From traditional hand tools to digital fabrication machines, Minh-Kiet embraces the possibilities that each medium offers.

A strong advocate for sharing knowledge and fostering collaboration within the maker community, Minh-Kiet is an active participant in workshops, online forums, and local maker spaces. They believe that the exchange of ideas and experiences is essential for personal growth and the advancement of the maker movement.

As Minh-Kiet continues to explore the vast realm of making, creating, and designing, they remain committed to pushing boundaries, embracing challenges, and inspiring others through their work. With an unwavering passion for creativity and a deep appreciation for the power of making, Minh-Kiet Callies is an embodiment of the maker spirit.

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