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It looks as if you're printing solid?
Resin printing is a fight between film adhesion and interlayer strength/support strength/build plate adhesion.
Stirring the resin thoroughly in the vat to expose the film to air can help reduce film adhesion.
Making the model hollow will reduce film adhesion since surface area will be reduced.
It looks like some supports failed before the layer delaminated.
What does the model look like?
Resin printing is a fight between film adhesion and interlayer strength/support strength/build plate adhesion.
Stirring the resin thoroughly in the vat to expose the film to air can help reduce film adhesion.
Making the model hollow will reduce film adhesion since surface area will be reduced.
It looks like some supports failed before the layer delaminated.
What does the model look like?
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That particular failure is this one. It's printed fine once. Yes, I'm printing it solid.
Had same failure above on a different model, hence why I tested with this one, again.
This is the current state of the film. It's done approx. 10,000 layers so far.
A fairy house. Currently in the curing unit.
It took me ages to remove all the supports from that one, & the inside of the printer looked like a bairn had been having a bath in there, after printing it.
It took me ages to remove all the supports from that one, & the inside of the printer looked like a bairn had been having a bath in there, after printing it.
Had same failure above on a different model, hence why I tested with this one, again.
This is the current state of the film. It's done approx. 10,000 layers so far.
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Are the roots fully supported? You can get an issue where a fault will spread
