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So I know that this setup is far from ideal, just got the strip yesterday and wanted to put it to quick use for a test. But this was in there for over 24 hours and it feels "almost" done curing. This, seems a bit off. I looked at the the specs of the lights and it says "395~400" and my fault for not getting 405. My actual question is, is the curing problem because of the wavelength, or because I just have them laying in a simple box and haven't actually made a decent setup for maximizing the light yet.

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Resin curing question. Larger prints that I hollow out to save on resin, obviously I have holes in so there isn't trapped liquid inside. But lets say I have the walls set for 2mm thick. When the print is done, and cleaned off, and I go and put it out in the sun, I'm thinking the light does not really penetrate the surface much at all. Unless I'm using a semi-transparent resin like the green stuff it came with. So really, from what I am thinking, only so much of the surface is actually getting UV light so I'm guessing that, maybe most, of the 2mm thick walls really isn't curing at all. I mean it is as hardened as the printer itself made the walls, but it didn't finish curing like the outer most parts of the print.

My question is, what is too thin to have any durability, but what is too thick to actually make any strength difference without wasting too much resin? I'm kinda guessing 2mm. 1mm seems to be kind of thin and easily breakable, and 3mm seems to use a lot of resin. Just kinda looking for that happy medium of durable but not wasteful of material.

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So far the Photon has been great, I've printed several minis over the past 3 weeks that I have owned it, and every one of them is awesome. However I seem to run in to a problem with some of the larger things I try and print, nothing under 2" tall has done it so far. It doesn't always happen though, trying to figure out if this is a Chitubox problem, or a photon problem. Basically, it just stops printing. Does not raise the plate up like it finished, just whatever layer it is currently on it decides that it is done.

Attached 2 pics for examples, but it has happened more than these. One is a Bored Turtle about 80% and the other is a cat's jaw bone, like 98% done. If I just try again, it fails in the exact same spot. If I load up the STL file and make brand new supports for it, then re-slice it that appears to fix the problem. At least for this model supports are kind of easy to make. I've never seen this happen with my PLA printer, but I use Cura for that.

I'm guessing it is a problem with the file since making a brand new version takes care of the issue. My question is does anyone know what causes it so, if possible, I can try and avoid 10 hour prints that just stop printing at 9 hours and 45 mins. No messages on the display either, it is just on the main display again.

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Hello everyone. Just got my Photon yesterday, can't wait to get it fully working. Still doing a little of the learning curve. I've had an A10M for about a year now as well. So far I have tried to print 2 things, both failures, supports not thick enough and build plate adhesion. I just turned my bottom layer time from 30 seconds to 90, hoping that helps the Adhesion one, then just need to learn the differences between PLA supports and resin ones. But I do have a question.

One of the things I really kinda miss about my PLA printer, is I can tell when my PLA print is going to fail within the 1st 1-5 layers because i get to watch it draw everything (hypnotic to watch really), but in this I can't even start to see what is going on for about 2.5 hours into a print. Is there a way to give it a command so that at like layer 10 for it to raise up to 100mm hold for a few seconds, and then resume if I don't cancel it, and then again at like layer 50. A nice beep at the same time would be nice, otherwise I just need to set a timer on my phone or something every time I start a print to check in that window.

Thank you

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