Resin 3D Printer Auto Mixer by TableFlip Foundry

I hope you enjoy this new free tool from TableFlip Foundry and special thanks to Reap_sin for doing the heavy lifting on research and experimentation. I have found this to be very handy and I hope you do too!!!

Disclaimer: Use these files at your own risk. TableFlip Foundry takes no responsibility for any results that take place from the use of the Auto Mixer profiles and/or modifications of the files.

[deltav]

You (& Reap_sin) have brought a game changer to the resin 3D Printing world. Fantastic work with this new addition and just like the Cones of Calibration, this is such a positive & useful addition to the industry for all.

Not all heroes wear capes... But they do seem to wear pretty fun t-shirts in their videos😉. Keep up the epic work!!

[hauleroid]

This is so simple and genius and I'm surprised no one came to this until now. I bought my 3d printer a two weeks ago, and after 2 cycles of vat cleaning and resin remixing thought about this and God bless you there is a ready solution)

[georgisimeonov]

I'm mindblown! I don't know why this is not an integrated feature in most printers haha
One quick tip for people using slicer to do it - just scale your object on the Z axis and you will get as close to infinate as possible :D For the Quick Mix you can choose duaration by adjusting object height.
TableFlip Foundry just earned a big fan and subscriber!

[Wbmfishman]

Wow. Genius! One of the reasons I use my resin printers way less is the hassle of emptying the vats cleaning everything shaking it all up and pouring it in the vat again. Its not unusual that I may be in my filament printing mode and not walk back to the resin printers for a week or a little more…..what a great solution can’t wait to d/l and use it.

[clinthipfner]

this is awesome ive been doing this by hand, before printing i go to tools, move z raise 10mm then 1mm then i go down 10mm up 10, over and over till im happy its mixed, right on saves me the hassel

[ShawnMcGinnisOR]

This is how I've always mixed my resin vat. Great idea to add auto print start I'll be using that from now on. 👍

[Hateweek]

So glad for folks like Ty... in the community !Table flip vids are my go to when i get "frustrated " or forget something

[Dakarus]

That's really great, thanks I've already thought about how I can solve it. Your knowledge, tips and tricks are great as always.

Thank you, best regards

Robin Galli

[brendancoots]

This is awesome! I've been using the "home" feature on my Anycubic printer 4-5 times before I print to do this exact same process, but having code/automation is a genius move!

[FlesHBoX]

Ha! I KNEW I was on to something! Every time I turn my printer on after it's been sitting a while I will home the build plate and then manually move it up and down several times in an attempt to mix the resin up a bit

[OnceinaSixSide]

Awesome idea and video production! Will have to give this a go 😁

[RocktCityTim]

My method - before I watch - lower my platen into the resin and then use the 5mm setting and raise and lower the platen in the resin a 20 or so times. Now to watch the video ...

Yep - just added a bit of shorter distance jiggle and automated it. The automation is so simple and elegant. Building my profile right now!

Thanks Ty and Reap_sin. 👏👏

[RickStringer-mg]

Just starting out, but you have some of the most informational videos out there. Great Job ! Joined your discord and I am watching them all. Just about ready to try supports. Watched that one twice. Thanks for being so passionate about the hobby and your willingness to share with the community.

[DrBagPhD]

Couldn't work out how to run the g-code on my LD-002r, the lychee tutorial was a lifesaver, thanks!

[antoniocastillo]

Great tool to mix the resin. Thank you Ty and Reap_sin for your contribution and sharing!

[zspace]

I just started resin printing and this is beautiful! I’m semi familiar with G-Code from my job so this is an amazing idea!

[josephtannenbaum]

This is a great idea. I have a Anycubic Mono 4 k and it does cycle, however it is slow. But, it is mixing! I love it.

[virrcraft]

Great thing from great guy! Btw I love this mixing sound - when it’s doing small vibrations… wub-wub-wub! :)

[Alexdiaz]

This could be useful for mixing resin types too. Glad I found this video.

[javqui]

Great idea, good trick. I will try it today with a phrozen printer. Just a small contributions, at 11:23, 0.01 mm is 10 microns not 1.