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Are you priming and base coating?

Andrew Sternglass yeh been using a primer spray paint of white then try to paint still doesn’t look good lol

What are you using now and are you hand painting or Airbrushing?

I use Vallejo Hobby Paint in a rattle can to prime, then use Vallejo Model Air to airbrush, and finish off (once decals are applied) with Testors Dullcote from a rattle can or Aztek clear matte from an a/b. If I need to apply with a brush, I use anything from Vallejo, Reaper, AK Interactive, or even craft paints.

White primer will be hard to cover without a few layers. Use grey or a colour that will suit the majority of the models final colour.

I use Vallejo paints for what I do.

I’ve been using a generic white primer - I think it’s Rustoleum? And Reaper paints to cover. (Which is what I use for my traditional minis.). Seems to cover pretty well with just one coat.

Just what this made me think of

Nothing wrong with the plate and level. It is good because it stick first layer.

is it failing exactly the same each time? Are the supports identical?

Seems to be that that same side but they don’t turn out well I’m trying to print dnd bases for figures already made it’s just these that started not working I’m currently trying a print of something I already made to see if it turns out. If that comes out fine I’m sure it’s the supports

Not enough supports to keep the part on it...

Kayo Michiels ok I’ve don’t hundreds of prints and then boom this one didn’t work so I’m fixing the supports

use heavy supports.

Need to rotate the bases 30 to 45 degrees diagonally from the plate. Looks like the surface tension is pulling the bases off the supports.

I like to print bases directly on the plate.
You can cut your base exposure back by 30% or so when you do.
Of course you end up with some elephant's foot, but I just file that off. Easier than dealing with the nubs from supports and warping from inadequate supports.

I seriously do not have elephants foot

Umm i bet they mirrored the side that didnt print, with a software that doesnt correct normals automaticly. Had this happen to me a few times. There is nothing wrong with the printer, just the stl. PM me with the stl and ill slice it for you...

Initial exposure looks good, you have adhesion to the plate. Suggest angle you print at or support contact size - as the suction is too high for the model to stay on the supports

Too heavy for supports. I agree you need to change the angle and/or add heavier supports. Also make sure to strain your resin and clean the fep.

LOL... made me remember this: https://youtu.be/TwJaELXadKo

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