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So I must admit I've not used my printer much, that said the last time I printed something it worked well. I recently went to print this DE-5000 LCR meter interface box thing for a buddy off thingiverse. I printed it using the stock resin, 50 seconds exposure for the first 8 bottom layers, then 8 second exposures thereafter.

Supports were as shown (maybe light is too weak?) it seems like they broke away at the edges allowing the part to curl? There was a second thinner part and I found it stuck to the FEP, I think the suction forces got to be too much. I printed at a 45 degree angle to the FEP. I'm considering a second run with medium supports and more angle, maybe a second more on exposure? Thoughts?

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Any pointers for a support newb? Buddy wants me to print this shelled out box. Last time I printed a box I printed it flat to the build plate and got pretty bad elephants foot. So I'm assuming any flat plates or shelled boxes should be tilted and supported but I have no clue how much support something like this needs.

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So after re-doing my zero alignment and this time shaking the bottle of resin (not sure it matters) Vs just pouring it in my prints completed, twice no less. That said I notice there's a shearing in the print that's not part of the file. Basically the layer of the part which is the top, is also the raft so to speak. I'm guessing it gets thicker because of the 10 layers of 80 second exposures I used to ensure it stuck to the plate. The issue is this isn't true to the design. I ended up just sanding the part to get it to look decent. It's a USB-C PD negotiator board packaged up. You press a button and it'll ask the USB-C adapter for 5, 9, 20 etc V.

Thanks to all those who chimed in and helped me out!

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Hey all, first time resin printer here and it didn’t go well. I sliced my project with the defaults for both slice thickness, exposure, and used the included resin. My reward for this was an hour later the project was partly build and stuck to the FEP. I can’t tell if it was adhered at some point then came off or what. The two pieces have a lovely matte finish from the build plate but were adhered to the FEP when it was all over. They’re a pair of shells that should have a cavity, instead I got two plastic plates. I always see figurines with a fairly large raft directly to the build plate so in the interests of time I laid them in the axis which made the the least tall. What gives and thanks!

PS - all the smaller details would have been pointing down towards the FEP. I assumed the largest most featureless area should point towards the build plate to promote adhesion.

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