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Hi All,

I've just started printing out large models that are hollowed out. I'm afraid of not being able to cure the inside of the models. What technique are people using to cure the inside of a model?

I was looking for a very slim UV string light that I could slide into the drain hole, but I wasn't sure if the flat LEDs would fit inside the model.

What are you guys doing?

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I wanted a bigger curing station to help cure trash resin from my containers. So I bought a cheap box with a sliding door. Lined it with alumninum tape. Cut a hole in the back and tilted a UV light to shine down with the manual switch facing out so I can turn it on and off easily from the back.

The light is connected to a smart plug that I can turn on via Google by saying "Start the cure" and I'll set a timer for it to turn off automatically to prevent overcuring. I put two solar powered turn tables which I covered the base with aluminum tape for more UV reflection on the bottom side of my models.

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Hi all, I came from working with a PLA flashforge creator pro and now i'm trying out the resin game. I had a month full of amazing prints, but I got to the bottom of my Anycubic Skin bottle and wanted to use the last of the resin (yes there's enough for a few prints), but my prints are only printing the base of the model that has the supports, but then nothing else, the supports and model don't get made. Any idea what could be wrong?

Also, what do you guys do with the last of a resin of a different color? Do you mix it in with another resin or harden it and toss it? I considered just making a little aluminum bowl and pouring unused resin and hardening it with my UV setup and just tossing it, but I was curious what others are doing here.

I previously just left my resin out in the sun in a thing of IPA so that the IPA could evaporate and the sun would cure the resin, but that turned into a mess of white crap stuck to my tupperware container so that didn't work out :(

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