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=====Creality LD-002R=====

^Name| Creality LD-002R|
^Owner | Makers' Alliance |
^Location | 3D Printing |
^Training needed| Yes|
^Hackable| No|
^Model| UNKNOWN|
^Serial| UNKNOWN|
^Arrival Date| 10/18/2022|
^Working| Yes|
^Contact| Sam Harmon|

Current Status: Fully Functional

This is a Creality LD-002R SLA 3D Printer.

Unlike the Monoprice SLA, this printer requires external slicing software. Some available options are:
  *[[https://www.chitubox.com/en/index|Chitubox]] (requires signup to download/use)
  *[[https://mango3d.io/lychee-slicer-for-sla-3d-printers/|Mango3D Lychee]] (requires signup to use)
  *PrusaSlicer can also be used (claiming the printer is an SL1), but you would have to post-process its output with uv3dp, as [[https://www.reddit.com/r/Creality_LD_002R/comments/k62890/using_prusa_slicer_with_the_creality_ld002r_no/|described in this reddit post]]. 
  *Zortrax's [[https://support.zortrax.com/downloads/software/|Z-Suite]] might also be used to slice in conjunction with [[https://github.com/ezrec/uv3dp|uv3dp]] to convert the file to a .ctb.

As of right now, there's also no way to automatically send a print to the printer. Slice it to the USB stick and then put the stick in the printer. At some point in the future, we may set up a dedicated Pi or Pi Zero 2 with the [[https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/Chituboard/|Octoprint-Chituboard]] plugin (it has to be wired directly to the printer's motherboard, so we can't use the Octoprint Farm computer)
  



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