CW1S reflectors ?
OK, so I'm new at this and I read that for curing the part should be placed off center on the turn table.
Well, OK there are two light bars and PERHAPS there is a trivially small advantage to each of them shining at the part from different angles - maybe.
In thinking about all the UV light that shines PAST the model I thought about reflecting some/most of it back again.
I may line the inside of the cover with aluminum foil - maybe.
It is just UV light, right ?
No such thing as too much ??
It just seems that bouncing it around in there would be more efficient.
Your thoughts would be respectfully received.
RE:
Welcome to the resin printing section : )
As far as I know, there shouldnt be something like "too much UV and it will break!" ^^
But I can't tell for heat. Tin-foil is isolating and it could maybe accumulate too much heat inside the machine?
Dont know. If you arent sure about it, you can also get an UV-LED strip (can be found in most pc case mod sections of shops/ ebay) and wrap it inside of a bucket : D
But it wont look as good and stylish as the CW1 : /
RE: CW1S reflectors ?
Well, with the CW1S the cycle is drying-curing and I think the drying portion of that is settable up to maybe 50 C.
I have mine at 10 minutes at 40 c, then 60 minutes of curing.
The heat is turned off during curing and the temperature drops slowly.
I did line the inside of the cover with foil and the temperature seems to drop at about the same rate - so I think the answer to "does the UV light heat up the part ?" question is probably "No".