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                    <p>We help you setup your 3D printer in a short time and with your initial set of prints.</p>
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                    <p>We calibrate &amp; modify the Printer to suit your application. Allowing us to help you better.</p>
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                    <p>You can email your queries or questions and we will respond in 2 business days</p>
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                                        <p>We've compiled a list of answers to common questions.</p>
												What is the build size of the printer and resolution of the printer?					
					<p>There is multiples models with different specifications ranging from 30µm to 78µm in resolution and build size ranging from 57x32x120mm.  to 150&#215;84.4x120mm. For further information see Tech Specs. </p>
												Key difference between DLP vs SLA					
					<p>The technology at work in laser-based stereolithography (SLA) and digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing follows very similar principles, but can produce significantly varying outputs.</p><p>By definition, both laser-based SLA and DLP are types of stereolithography, but drawing a layer with lasers can be completely different from projecting layers as a flat image. </p><p><b>Laser-Based SLA and DLP</b></p><p>Mirroring industry terminology, we’ll hereto refer to laser-based SLA simply as “SLA.” For both SLA and DLP, a vat of photoreactive liquid resin is selectively exposed to light in order to form very thin solid layers that stack up to create one solid object. </p><p>SLA uses two motors, known as galvanometers or galvos, (one on the X axis and one on the Y axis) to rapidly aim a laser beam across the print area, solidifying resin as it goes along. This process breaks down the design, layer by layer, into a series of points and lines that are given to the galvos as a set of coordinates.</p><p>DLP uses a digital projector screen to flash a single image of each layer across the entire platform at once. Because the projector is a digital screen, the image of each layer is composed of square pixels, resulting in a layer formed from small rectangular bricks called voxels.</p>
												What is the lifespan of the projector and the machine?					
					<p>UV LED projector and current projectors are rated at 25,000 hours.</p>
												How does the machine work?					
					<p>A DLP in runs on the base of layers and layers polymerisations, based on photosensitive resin reacting to light </p>
												What is the surface finish like?					
					<p> The surface finish is very smooth &amp; best in class.</p>
												How does the training occur?					
					<p>Most of our training is through phone and team-viewer in most cases. However, rest assure we have trained plenty of distant customers who have been successful with team-viewer conferencing and telephone training.</p>
												Do I need to calibrate the machine?					
					<p>Simply put, No.  Each and every CADworks3D Printer is shipped from the factory fully calibrated for immediate use.  As an additional service to our customers, we do an additional calibration before we send out each and every unit. It involves printing a calibration block before we ship out each printer. Packaging and shipping the printer and upon landing to our customer’s location, we immediately print the same calibration block to ensure that there was no damage done during shipping.</p>
												What are the key differences between the MiiCraft printer and other available 3D printers?					
					<p>The strengths of a dedicated LED DLP light engine is only way to create an efficient, fine-tuned 3D printer at the exact 405 nm wavelength, which is the optimal wavelength needed to cure the vast majority of the 3D printer resins.  An off the shelf home projector is turned into a 3D printer when the UV filter, which is located inside the unit, is removed in order to access this 405nm wavelength. By doing so, the home projector is now running at 90% of its full power output. This excess in power starts to decade the projector within months.   In the case of the dedicated CADworks3D LED DLP projector, the power output needed to run the printer is only 20%, and this results in an excellent use of power without any degradation of power or the LED DLP projector. In comparison to the home projector, when the CADworks3D projector was tested at 90% output and the results show no degradation of power or effectiveness in over one year of daily use under normal conditions.</p>
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