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Hi guys, i have a basic question that couldn't be answered by other post on this page. How do you know, visually and feeling wise, that your print is fully cured in the post processing phase?

Let me explain: i have printed with anycubic green and monocure rapid metal grey, and after approx 10 to 15min in a 24W uv light box, my prints felt fairly dry and the surface is matte, which seem good to me. Then when I printed with monocure rapid black, even after 20 min to 30 min in the uv box, the print still look a bit glossy/wet and is a bit sticky. Should i go even longer?

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hi guys, i had a semi successfull print with some weird issue that i don't really know what to think of or do about it. As you can see i manage to print 2 out of 3 deers without support, the failed one was way too small to stick on the plate (legs smaller than light support). The little one grew up on one leg only, nonetheless, what succeded on the little one is without any deffect. On the bigger one i had one clump(probably from the failed legs) attached on the rear leg and one on the nose, both easy to remove. Everything up to the head printed perfectly, but the antlers look shifted every here and there, wich i don't really understand why?
Finally, when i got to clean the vat, all deer spaces all had full contour cured stuck to it (i really wonder how the light got through to finish the bigger deer). My fep is still pretty clear without any dents.
I printed since then (in monocure rapid black) and all the pieces went well except for the right leg that has a nasty scar..
please give me your opinion, i'm fairly ascustomed to others problem on this page but couldn't really diagnose my case...
heres the setup:
anycubic green
exposure: 8s
base exposure: 60s
base layers: 8
layer height: 0.05
room temperature: 23°C
little model full
big model kinda hollow( voronoi, antlers mostly full)

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