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If you can, share the STL with is? I am curious of those standoffs are part of the lower layer, as Cliff points out

broderp wrote: ↑May 19th, 2020, 10:56 pm Anyone using this? I'm surprised there is no section dedicated to it. As a new user I'm looking for information, and not finding it on YouTube.

Interesting suggestion, we just don't see a lot of topics about the resin slicers. At least not until now

Welcome to the forum tho!

That's a good point It could also be that the better layers are when the fan is on
I always start with temp towers, flow rate and retraction tests for my materials

It sounds like a broken wire with the thermosistor wire. You could check with a multimeter

Have you gone to the Teaching Tech Calibration site to dial in the esteps and the slicer flow settings?

https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html

At first glance it looks to me like you are over extruding a bit

Part 1

Have you checked the many YouTube tutorials?

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Fiver is great for stuff like this

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Yes you should have a wrench to adjust the eccentric nuts

If this is your first machine, I would suggest learning how to use it stock before diving into upgrades.