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I've been having problems with keeping my build plate level. When I tried to disassemble it, I found that months of resin had built up over the hex screws, making them impossible to unscrew. I've soaked it in heated IPA for over a week now to no avail.

1) Is there anywhere I can buy a replacement build plate assembly? I've looked online but it seems every place is sold out.

2) Failing that, is there any other way to dissolve the hardened resin on these screws?

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This is my fourth attempt with Nova3D clear blue resin. The support structure is printing as a solid block of resin. I am not having this problem with my Anycubic clear green resin. Any ideas on what setting is wrong here?

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Is Anycubic Red resin a translucent red or opaque? I've been trying to get a bead on it. On Amazon, they make it look like it prints out a pale orange, which would be a shame (product image attached.)

I'm looking for a translucent red that's available in the US, interest having been sparked by another poster's use of Harz cherry-colored resin, which seems to be EU-only.

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I'm trying to get a bead on best practices for printing D&D miniatures with my Anycubic. I just got it a few days ago and I'm pretty sure I've scuffed up the film enough that I'll need to replace it soon, but I'm trucking along.

Does anyone here have experience with doing printing D&D minis with their Anycubic?

So far, I've tried two approaches:

* Printing with base on, vertical, generating supports from Meshmixer. This has worked well for a number of minis, but others have turned up limbless or otherwise deformed.

* Printing with base off, supports generated by the Anycubic Photon Slicer. This was a pain in the butt to get off of the build plate and most of my minis turned out various degrees of screwed (usually in early layers).

I've been doing FDM printing for a while, but I'm not 100% up on the lingo or the practice of resin work, so I'd appreciate any help I can get. (And no, I'm not playing with the resin right now using my bare hands, I promise.)

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