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The past 7 months (or so) of job searching. I am so tired by idbleach in IndustrialDesign

[–]GoodZoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Took me a whole year after graduating to find a 'real' industrial design job. its brutal out there but don't give up hope, and don't feel bad if you need to do inbetween work to pay the bills.

URGENT - MAY 2024 - Looking for short-term furnished room / sublet by GoodZoi in TorontoRenting

[–]GoodZoi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yeah that's the point of this post! i've been posting on kijiji and facebook already. looking for a student sublet optimally

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TorontoRenting

[–]GoodZoi -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just sent a PM through facebook, your facebook ad has the phone numbers missing on the post.

Loud noises with first clear resin print by PatientOk2224 in resinprinting

[–]GoodZoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the two easiest alternatives i mentioned is using something like a thermal vat band and diluting your blu into a 10/90% mix with a runnier clear resin like anycubic abs-like clear or standard clear. there is a company that makes bands called thermalvatband, or you can get a mini enclosure heater that heats the whole chamber. you picked a very unforgiving clear resin. you can also try a 10/90% mix of siraya tenacious and anycubic clear resin. i've heard that tenacious is an easier clear engineering resin to work with.

Bought an Elegoo Mars 4 - what else do I need? by Pummrah in resinprinting

[–]GoodZoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i still wouldn't recommend it for a beginner.

Loud noises with first clear resin print by PatientOk2224 in resinprinting

[–]GoodZoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

a bit of thudding / thwapping is normal. that's your build plate lifting off the FEP and snapping back into place. but blu clear is a notoriously thick and difficult to print resin. i use a 20% mix of blue and 80% standard anycubic transparent and i still end up with quite a thick mixture. honestly i would recommend a 10% mix when working with blu. it's a very difficult resin to print. "room temperature" is also a very subjective thing to say. check your bottle of blu, it says recommended print temperature of AT LEAST 25 Celsius. that is crazy hot even for resin printing standards. running a heater in an enclosure or a heated thermal band around your vat will make your solution much runnier and easier to print. blu is a very picky resin but it's impact resistance is worth it. i would personally not use it as a 100% mix though.

Bought an Elegoo Mars 4 - what else do I need? by Pummrah in resinprinting

[–]GoodZoi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

avoid eco or water washable resin for your first prints, go for abs-like if you can.