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Ok gents, i need some help.
My prints are breaking at the supports. These are files i have printed before with no problem and they are all failing now. I had 1 not break on my last print but the door is bent sideways as shown.
I always shake my resin.
I switched to new resin of the same type i have printed with before.
I releveled my build plate.
I rehomed my build plate.
I retightened my build plate.
I changed my fep. Tuning is at 290HZ.
I increased my layer exposure time by 16%.
I searched this group for any other relevent posts and found nothing.

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My prints are failing to stick to the supports. Even prints that previously printer perfectly. I end up with just the supports and the actual object is a pancake on the fep. Could cloudy fep increase the adhesion between the fep and the print? it doesn't feel rough, but it is cloudy.

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Ok, so typically as soon as someone says "my print didn't stick to the plate" the answer is "sand the buildplate" and yes there are a few other thingsthat affect it. But my prints have never had this problem. If something fails it's always been something i've done with the supports or such... Until just now. So... Seeing as how this isn't a new setup, and the buildplate has never needed sanding and that's not something that wears down. Should I sand it anyway?
I've also had the thought that it may have been too cold. It's around 40F in my garage. I did keep the resin in the house so it was warm, but the plate was cold. Could there be an interaction there?
Thanks in advance, You guys are always the best.

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Got my photon this last summer, Keeping it in my garage has been nice because I don't have to deal with the smells. as the temperature drops, at what point will I need to bring it (or the resin) inside?

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anyone had a problem using the anycubic photon slicer where it will drop the model all the way down to the build plate after adding supports? I can do whatever I want to the model and put it wherever I wish. Then I go add supports and when I get done and go to do anything else (like slice it) the program moves the model all the way down again.

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This showed up after printinh and curing. Whats up with the discolorarion. Overcuring? Undercuring? Not getting it clean enough before curing? Any help is appreciated

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is this a common thing when applying auto-support? it doesn't seem..... effective

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Hello all, Thanks for the add. I've already seen a lot of good information in here. Thanks Robert Maki for selling me your old printer. I can't wait to get started. Any advice from anyone before I make my first print?

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