Saturn 2 Weird Print Errors

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  • UVtools

    MSLA/DLP, file analysis, calibration, repair, conversion and manipulation

    • I would dial down your lift speed. I personally follow the advice of people like Ameralabs and don’t use TSMC. To me it looks like the model is pulling away from the supports when your fast lift speed kicks in because it’s still attached to the FEP. If your Saturn 2 is anything like my S8K, acceleration is also probably coded high from the factory. I followed this advice https://github.com/sn4k3/UVtools/wiki/Rest-times-and-TSMC I’ve only been running test prints to improve my print quality, and haven’t printed anything as big as you are printing yet, but the reasoning is sound.

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