Fruit Skinning
Fruit Skinning
Dimpled, rough surface on parts.
Fruit Skinning can be diagnosed as follows:
- The surface finish appears dimpled like the surface of a citrus fruit.
Cause - Inconclusive
Cause - Inconclusive
Cause - Inconclusive
If any of these conditions apply to your print, take the corrective action and reprint to see if the problem is resolved.
The following solutions will address print or part-related causes of the defects. Choose among the suggested actions below and select the best approach for your application. Usually only one type of adjustment is needed.
If problems persist, please reach out to Carbon Support.
The part is not receiving enough UV exposure and is under-curing
Root Issue | Problem | Why Defect Presents |
|---|---|---|
Orientation | Long print time | Two-part resins at the end of their pot life may be under-exposed due to the resin's change in properties. |
Root Issue | Problem | Why Defect Presents |
|---|---|---|
Expired | | The resin may not cure properly if expired. |
Printing Stage | Parameter Type | Type of Adjustment | Why Defect Presents |
|---|---|---|---|
5 Exposure | Exposure Timing | Decrease | Decreasing UV exposure can cause the part to under-cure. |