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I'm not as savvy with resin as others, but I know there is a issue where suction can pull the part off or deform it

I'm impressed - you've really junked the stock crap from Anycubic and put some quality hardware in there. The Slice Engineering Mosquito Magnum is a great hotend. I don't know anything about Klipper - I just haven't gotten there yet, so I can't offer anything super constructive. Have you checked Red...

I've had to do this a lot with the three CR-10S machines I upgraded to SKR Mini E3 v3 and the TFT35 screens

I upload via vsCode, then after uploading the new firmware, I do an M502 and M500

It sounds like you are using some pre made firmware?

Yeah that's something I encountered on my CR-10 stock hot ends and upgraded to all metal, direct drive setups. The tube would start to get cooked and cause extrusion (under extrusion) issues.

There are a lot of nice upgrades out there. I love the Bondtech DDX upgrades

Dry the material
Then do some calibrations!
https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html

Do you have a photo of your test print?

Your print got drunk =)

Those look really good

M500 is the command to save to EEPROM

Ha how interesting I was handed a CR-10 Mini for free a year ago and I finally decided to look it over It came without a hot end and I basically gutted it, installed new electronics, touch screen and a second z axis I've spent a lot of time re-learning Marlin with vscode and the plugins. So far, it'...

Summertime! What's everyone up to

Maybe a screen shot?

I've never used one of those, looking at their website i see it uses Klipper and such

I don't have any ideas to offer asides maybe any specific FLSUN groups on Reddit or Facebook?

Did you run a PID Autotune? If this hasn't been set, your firmware can have a hard time getting to and maintaining temperature.

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

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