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I was wondering, do you guys thing I would need to even add supports to this print//if i made it a bit less of a steep incline would it need them?

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I've just started having issues with my prints not sticking. I've releveled my bed multiple times, cleaned off everything multiple times, resliced and tried with the proper settings per the spreadsheet, as well as just the default settings. I'm using Anycubic green.

However I'm about halfway through the bottle and I realized, I didn't shake the bottle (I'm a newb and an idiot) when pouring in the first couple prints (That printed fine). Would not shaking it cause it to change enough where it won't stick anymore?

I've ordered another bottle (just so I always have one on hand, not because of this) and can check to see if that fixes it. I guess my questions are three fold

1. Could this be caused by the resin not being shaken properly for the first half?

2. Could I mix the not shaken bottle with the new bottle once it gets in so I can not waste that resin?

3. I've heard about people sanding their plate to help with adhesion, is this something I should do / is there a resource out there for me to learn how to do this?

Thanks for all your help everyone!

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I got an anycubic photon last week and for the first 500 ml of the green resin that came with the printer I had no issues. I then tried to print more than I had resin left in the printer w/o thinking and it messed up the film. I replaced with the film that came with the printer, filled up with a grey resin I bought off amazon and releveled the bed. Ever since then I have been unable to get any sort of print to work well (sticking to the bottom).

While typing this post it occurred to me... I bet I have to change the settings to the printer when I switch resin's don't I? I'm using the "Anycubic POT016 LCD Uv 405 nm Rapid Resin for 3D PRINTER-500Mll/ 500G-Grey"

Is there a place for what sort of exposure times I should use on these resins?

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