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>>98207105(OP) getting my prints mostly under control, but im having one repeat issue. the bottom (which part is closest to the plate) is always bloated. the rest of the details come through great. not a huge deal with lots of minis but i really want to lock into great prints. pic related, washed and cured Any idea what would be the fix here? anycubic mono4/anycubic abs-like 3 if that matters.
>>98207169 Could either be a problem with transition layers (the mini is too close to the bottom layers and the transition layers are messing with it) or heat. The resin starts cold and bloated and as the printer works, the resin warms and turns normal
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)01:29:10
>>98207537 i have a heater in my cage, but i will run it longer before it starts to make sure the resin gets up to temp then is there a downside to removing transition layers? or just bump the mini height up from 5