1. a container receives a thin layer of raw liquid resin 2. after the liquid enters the container it levels simply from gravitational pull 3. a DLP-based projector shines a static graphical image from below, onto the area of the liquid the operator selects to be hardened. 4. The light hardens and partially cures the resin 5. A connection is made to the top of the surface of the now hardened resin either by a guide or the previously printed resin 6. The newly processed “two dimensional” resin layer piece is then lifted up in the z-axis direction. 7. The process is complete and ready for printing of a new layer by repeating the previous steps. 8. The height of the piece to be printed is limited only by the resins weight and possibly the extendibility of the z-axis directed guide.
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1. a container receives a thin layer of raw liquid resin
ReplyDelete2. after the liquid enters the container it levels simply from gravitational pull
3. a DLP-based projector shines a static graphical image from below, onto the area of the liquid the operator selects to be hardened.
4. The light hardens and partially cures the resin
5. A connection is made to the top of the surface of the now hardened resin either by a guide or the previously printed resin
6. The newly processed “two dimensional” resin layer piece is then lifted up in the z-axis direction.
7. The process is complete and ready for printing of a new layer by repeating the previous steps.
8. The height of the piece to be printed is limited only by the resins weight and possibly the extendibility of the z-axis directed guide.
BRAVO. You have reduced the art of sculpting to a crass exercise of the unwashed masses mashing a print button at Walmart. Just kidding this is masterful and I wish I had one.
Very Nice!
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