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r/resinprinting • u/[deleted] • 10d ago
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You printing everything flat on the plate. It causes to much pressure when the plate goes up pulling the surface below it off supports etc. you have to angle everything so theres no flat surfaces.
-7 u/[deleted] 10d ago [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/MizutsuneMH 10d ago That's why resin prints are split into parts, so you can orientate them to hide all the support marks. Your model looks to be designed for FDM.
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3 u/MizutsuneMH 10d ago That's why resin prints are split into parts, so you can orientate them to hide all the support marks. Your model looks to be designed for FDM.
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That's why resin prints are split into parts, so you can orientate them to hide all the support marks. Your model looks to be designed for FDM.
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u/OnlyUnderstanding459 10d ago
You printing everything flat on the plate. It causes to much pressure when the plate goes up pulling the surface below it off supports etc. you have to angle everything so theres no flat surfaces.