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Hey guys, I'm in desperate need of some help lol... If anyone that hasn't already read my post from 8 hours ago please scroll down and read it and all the comments I made. I can't get my printer to print anything....

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Hello everyone! I printed out my first two minis last night and they came out great. I took them out and immediately started another print. I have the printer plugged into a six way surge protector and I went to plug in my homemade curing station and the printer shut off.. I turned it back on and scrapped the print off the build plate then started the print again for over night. I guess some resin was stuck to the fep and caused the entire print to fail over night and this morning I had huge build up on the fep. I took the plastic scrapper that came with the photon and gently scrapped at it until it popped free. I ran the scrap all along the bottom of Vat to feel out any more spots.. I thought it felt fine and the resin looked fine. So I started another print. Failed.. I tried again, Failed.. It will not print anything from the center and right of the build plate. I have three models on there right now and it is printing only one of three models correctly(The left one). Should I allow it to continue to print the one correct model or stop it to prevent wasted resin on the other two? Or because of the build up its not actually wasting anymore resin to to the resin stuck there?

Also what should I do to get it printing normally again?

I'm at a loss. Any suggestions will help.

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I'm very new to SLA printing just bought my first anycubic photon and haven't even printed out the test cube yet. I purchased it mainly for D&D miniatures and would love to print out this frost giant. I have a few questions that need some clarification before I want to even try. I have read you want to hollow larger minis? or Should I hollow all minis? I also read that I should dig a hole to drain the resin from within the hollow miniatures. Where do you put the holes and what's the best way to fill them afterwards if its in an obvious spot? I figure in the bottom of the feet and how many holes do I dig? It also shows supports inside the hollowed miniature, do I leave those? Why a 45 degree angle on small miniatures? I purchased some 405nm uv led light rope that I'm going to make a curing box. Does leaving the piece in there too long ruin detail? The alcohol bath, is there a set time to leave the printed piece in the bath? Or just a few seconds is fine? Should I slice off the hammer and turn his torso so its not riding on the edge like that? I probably have a ton more questions but can't think of any more right now. If anyone can help answer these questions I would be eternally grateful. Just trying not to waste a ton of resin right out of the gate.
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