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Is anyone familiar with the Monocure Calibration Matrix? Specifically, this model? Here is my first 2 daft questions of the group - I searched and found nothing to help. I have been trying to dial in my exposure settings before trying to print again.

I can see the obvious, like when the bridge bends, rounding on the corners, the text not appearing correctly. BUT... How am I supposed to know when it is right? I can't seem to find a guide on what each test does or is it just a case of whatever one looks good go with it? The bad ones are obvious but there is 2/3 all look VERY similar

So far I seem to be having trouble getting the 'c' in ctrlv to show clearly. The notches in the bottom left also seem to be hit n miss. Printing at 0.025 layer height, variety of exposure lengths. Finally, the bottom left towers... The thin one seems to flop?

Second question - Post curing time. There seems to be a massive variance to this. Some people saying 2 mins and some leave them for hours/day. I understand size is a factor but can anyone give me a guide on say a 28mm figure under an artificial UV lamp? We don't get much sun in Scotland :(

Thanks for any advice ? ???????

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Hi everyone, thanks for the add to the group. I got my Anycubic Photon last week. Test print came out great on the clear resin they supplied. Using settings I found on videos and the guide spreadsheet I jumped in and printed my first miniature... Really happy with the quality and detail that came out but ran into a few issues.

Marauder from Battletech. 6mm scale.

I learned a lot from this... Bottom layers exposure was too long. Too many bottom layers as well, I really struggled to get it off the plate.

Also, and why I am posting, the supports really got me. I followed the popular videos and added tonnes of supports. Really thought I'd covered all the islands and stress points. However, they all fused together and made it really hard to get off. I even snapped a toe off the model and part joined onto the leg as a solid piece.
I guess it's because the scale was so small I never needed that many but looking for advice for anyone who prints in that sort of size and if you do mechs that is a bonus.

(Pepsi cap added for scale and blue model is from an ender 3 for quality comparison).

Thanks!

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